rumors about Windows VISTA

[orfajackson]

hello,
I have heard that Windows VISTA makes it difficult (or impossible) to copy / burn movie DVDs - even with the Slysoft DVD copying software.

I heard that it is best to keep Microsoft XP on your computer because it is friendly to movie DVD copying.

Is this true?



I want to get the VISTA 64 bit operating system.

[bmo]

It's completely false. I have Vista Ultimate and have absolutely no problems whatsoever backing up my DVD's or Blu-Ray's for that matter. Whoever said or told you that probably just hates Vista for some odd reason. It really isn't that bad as people say, but it does require a bit of configuration out of the box to get it running well.

[freebird73717]

Agree that is false. My wife's laptop has vista on it and it can rip and encode a dvd just as well as my xp machine.

[wtsinnc]

Same here; nothing in my experience with Vista has ever indicated a problem with backing up DVDs, and I've used AnyDVD HD/CloneDVD2, DVDFab Platinum, and 1clickdvdcopy Pro/DVD43.

[yoda313]

Another falsehood.

I have anydvdhd and vista premium 32bit and can rip anything I want. I can even rip bluray and hd-dvd since its the hd version.

Standard dvds are a go too.

Don't fear Vista!

However you may want to wait for windows 7 if your that fearful of Vista.

But trust me vista isn't as evil or tyrannical as the rumors you seem to have heard.

[Dv8ted2]

This is FUD. It is not difficult at all.