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  1. 1st Dec 2004 18:39 #1
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    what do u guys think of 1ClickDVDCopy? does it produce better video quality than dvd shrink?
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    Can't say I've tried it

    I must say that I do have pre-conceived ideas about anything with 1-Click in it's title though

    All things being equal, DVDShrink does what I need it to do and that's the main thing Of a lesser importance, it's free too
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    I think that when I have a $0/FREE DVD SHRINK that works beautifully, there are better ways to spend money. I will not "Purchase 1Click DVD Copy for only $59.00"
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    Originally Posted by jimmalenko
    I must say that I do have pre-conceived ideas about anything with 1-Click in it's title though
    Hear Hear! Add "Eazy", "Easy" and "Express" to that list (with one exception: VCDEasy). Finding "Skinable" in the feature list should also scare every self respecting prosumer off...

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    Purchased the programme when I first started copying dvd's, but have moved on since. Just checked their site & see that their user's forum has been shut down. Too many complaint's perhap's.
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    DVDStrink without a doubt!
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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    Originally Posted by jimmalenko
    I must say that I do have pre-conceived ideas about anything with 1-Click in it's title though
    Hear Hear! Add "Eazy", "Easy" and "Express" to that list (with one exception: VCDEasy). Finding "Skinable" in the feature list should also scare every self respecting prosumer off...
    I'll add EazyVCD to that list, too. Pretty damn good, dat
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