How to copy a home recorded dvd to another dvd?

Question

How to copy a home recorded dvd to another dvd?

Answer 1

Most movie DVDs has copy protection, if you want to copy it to your hard disc, you must decrypt the copyright protected dvd first. Otherwise, Although you copy the *.vob files to the hard disc, but most media players cann't it. My friends recommend me to use E.M. Free DVD Copy to copy DVD moives. The video quality that be copied is excellent. If your dvd moive size larger than 4.7G, you can compress DVD to suitable size.

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Answer 2

You can save time by giving it to any video shop on your street. They'll copy it for you.

Answer 3

You may try avs dvd copy, I always use it to copy DVD to another blank DVD for backup, it's easy to use and works pretty good for me, and here is a step by step guide about how to use it

http://www.freedvdripper.net/guides/copy...

If you have any other questions, feel free to email me or use http://answers.yahoo.com to seach for more answers.

Answer 4

You can try the all-in-one DVD and video software, meet all your needs. It converts DVDs and videos to play on iPod touch/classic/video/nano, iPhone, Zune, PSP, video capable MP3 players, video capable mobile phones, and Pocket P.C., etc.

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Here is a step by step guide to rip DVD to other video formats and audio formats for iPod touch/classic/video/nano, iPhone, Zune, PSP, video capable MP3 players, etc. It is easy-to-use and the converting speed is fast!

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Answer 5

Simply you can use a computer software to copy it. It will take an image of the entire DVD and then burn it to another. But if you don't access to a computer, check that if your DVD Recorder has a hard disk drive, copy the entire DVD to its HDD and then record that DVD on the hard to another blank DVD.