any easy programs

[dvd buff]

can anyone advise me on an easy program or guide for copying dvds to dvd-r.i,ve tried a few on doom and the newbie sites but i seem to stumble at certain points.i cant add my d2v through tmpeg for some reason but i,d like to add menus and chapters on my discs.any easy programs u can suggest would be great.i,m new to this so all the jargon i aint got a clue about
many thx

[kitty]

No, there is no foolproof, easy program - if you've been through this site & doom9 you'll find out the secret - the DVD industry has tried very hard to make it hard to duplicate their material.

If you're willing to work a bit you can backup your discs but not just push a button & go. Look at DVDx and DVDxCopy...

[cl0nker]

Try Re-Dvd, Its still in its beta testing phase but it automates the whole process to a one button click

http://tyris.doesntexist.com/redvd/

[johnny quest]

I am a newbie to this and have successfully used the SpruceUp Guide found here: http://www.dvd2dvdr.com/Spruce_Guide.htm.

Using Smartripper and SpruceUp, this was really no problem as I just follwed the visual guide. You will however need the full SpruceUp program and not the trial demo available here. If I can do it, I'm sure you can. I would also suggest using dvd+/-rw media so if you screw up you can rewrite without making coasters.

Hope this helps

[BJ_M]

Try Re-Dvd, Its still in its beta testing phase but it automates the whole process to a one button click :D

http://tyris.doesntexist.com/redvd/

re-dvd require CCE and Scenarist , which together are $20,000 and may put off some people ...