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25-02-2003, 09:33
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Pinnacle InstantCopy 7
Has anyone used Pinnacle InstantCopy 7?
The quality is supposed to be slighty better the DVD2One but takes a bit longer to process. 
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26-02-2003, 12:17
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I decided to give it a try.
All I got was pixels all over the screen and broken sound. I'm going to stick with DVD2One.
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26-02-2003, 12:18
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So much for the better quality. Thanks for the update.
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26-02-2003, 23:33
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For you dvdxcopy users out there, I just talked to someone who used Pinacle Instant Copy to copy an episodic dvd. As you probably know, dvdxcopy works with very few episodic dvds with the newest version available, 1.4.1.(they are supposed to be working on this though) He got Angel, a 7.29 gb dvd with 4 episodes on it, to fit onto 1 dvdr. I am going to look into this program, you might want to as well.
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27-02-2003, 15:22
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I had another "play" with InstantCopy and still get pixels and broken sound.
Perhaps more investigation is needed!
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