A good dvd copy, editing and converting software?

[edward3sun]

I'm a newbie , yet I am indeed confused in front of "DVD Cutter Pro 5.0" and "DVD Clone 3.0"! Please tell me which one is more suitable or just give me some suggesion. The problem is I want to find a video related software suite which can not edit dvd, copy dvd, backup DVD-9 to DVD-5 without quality loss, but also convert DVD to other video formats such as avi,divX, xvid, mpeg...

Yes, this is a big project, because I'm fond of all-in-one software, I wouldn't like to install too many software on my computer. By the way, I've downloaded them from http://www.sharewarejunction.com yet I haven't installed them so far, I just plan to listen to your advices before doing that

[edward3sun]

Would anybody do me a favor? Please! Here waiting...

[PTsniper]

You need to wait a little bit.

By the way, I don't understand anything of that.

So good luck

[ZippyP.]

Where's my choice, "none of the above"?

I think you're looking for the Holy Grail, all in ones aren't normally robust or very versatile and the quality is usually crappy. The fact is most of what you want can be done with a few free programs that are likely better than the payware you suggest.

DVDDecrypter, DVDFab decrypter, ripit4me, DVDShrink, VobBlanker - all free tools for going from DVD9 to DVD5.

Edit - I see you added the final option, and none of my suggestions are available at "shareware junction".

[manono]

Would anybody do me a favor? Please! Here waiting...

11 minutes later?

I'm with ZippyP. Delete that junk off of your hard drive and learn how to do it right.

[Noahtuck]

Would anybody do me a favor? Please! Here waiting...

11 minutes later?

I'm with ZippyP. Delete that junk off of your hard drive and learn how to do it right.

3rd vote for that option 8)

Seeing as he asked this word for word (except 1 part) 3 weeks ago and must not have liked the answers

https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=308506&highlight=

The problem is I want to find a video related software suite which can not edit dvd, copy dvd, backup DVD-9 to DVD-5 without quality loss, but also convert DVD to other video formats such as avi,divX, xvid, mpeg...

Never gonna happen

[mats.hogberg]

My suggestion: Head over to the CONVERT section left, and start reading.

/Mats

[ZippyP.]

To clarify:

You can go from DVD9 to DVD5 without quality loss, it just takes two DVD5's to do it.

[PTsniper]

Just to know: What's a DVD5 (is that a normal DVD?)

[Noahtuck]

To clarify:

You can go from DVD9 to DVD5 without quality loss, it just takes two DVD5's to do it.

[canadateck]

To clarify:

You can go from DVD9 to DVD5 without quality loss, it just takes two DVD5's to do it.

To clarify:

You can go from DVD9 to DVD5 without quality loss, it just takes two DVD5's to do it.

[ZippyP.]

Just to know: What's a DVD5 (is that a normal DVD?)

DVD-5
DVD-5 is a single sided single layer DVD that stores up to about 4.7 GB = 4 700 000 000 bytes and that is 4.38 computer GigaBytes where 1 kilobyte is 1024 bytes(4 700 000 000B/1024 = about 4 589 843KB/1024 = about 4485MB/1024 = about 4.38GB) . Video DVD, DVD-R/W and DVD+R/W supports this format. Often referred to as "single sided, single layer". DVDRhelp DVD information


DVD-9
DVD-9 is a single sided dual layer DVD which can fit up to 8.5 GB or 7.95 computer GB which many commercial video DVDs are using today (a DVD-9 is basicly two pressed plastic DVD-5s pressed together, they are not burned). Video DVD supports this format but DVD-R/W and DVD+R/W does not support this format.

[PTsniper]

Thanks man.

Now I know the difference.

[guns1inger]

As you have already asked this question before, I direct you to the answer I gave before - nothing has changed in the DVD arena in three weeks that alters my first response

https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?p=1572111#1572111

[PTsniper]

oooooooo,

now I see :P, this is doble post,

I say SPAM SPAM SPAM

[guns1inger]

The "I'd rather download from {insert website here}" is a bit of a giveaway. Most of what is listed there is of the same caliber - cheap and cheerful, second rate, probably borrowing freely from the open source source code type software.