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  1. 12th Oct 2003 12:55 #1
    meme
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    hey guys

    I am about to get a dvd -r writer and was wondering what to use to back up dvds. I have put some divx's onto cd before and know how painful it can be trying to get decent quality. I was wondering how good the quality for this dvdxcopy is. I am not bothered about using more than one dvd -r so long as the quality is good and I can the special features.

    So how good is this and is it easy to put dvd 9 onto mulitple discs?

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  2. 12th Oct 2003 22:57 #2
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    DVD XCopy's "quality" is perfect, because it doesn't transcode or reduce quality AT ALL - it makes a 1:1 backup, but it splits it in the middle.

    That said, many people here do NOT like DVD X Copy, because it sucks donkey dong.

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  3. 12th Oct 2003 23:37 #3
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    You could do the same with DVDShrink 3.

    Here is the guide spliting one DVD movie into 2 DVDRs with no compression at all. Better than DVDXcopy!
    http://www.dvdshrink.info/splitting-v2-3.php
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