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Old 12-06-2003, 04:04
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Agree with bighap.

"DVD X Copy" makes perfect copies, and changing discs during a movie is no big deal. If your concern is disc cost, note that CDs, which were very expensive originally, can be had for about 25-50 cents now. DVDs will go the same way.

"DVD X Copy XPRESS" version 2.5 is now available, and it makes good one-disc copies, but does so with some level of degradation. This degraded video is hardly observable on most TV sets, but probably more obvious on HDTV sets.

Last edited by lugesm; 12-06-2003 at 16:30.
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