Review from Softpedia:

The Good

The ease of use recommends it for all users. Its flexibility allows the users to choose what audio and subtitle files to save from the original DVD.

The Bad

Apart from the fact that it is not capable of copying a DVD9 into one single folder, the software also lacks in the ability to display the chapters and titles of the video. This way, the user cannot get rid of the unnecessary "extra-luggage" of the DVD.

67MB of RAM during the copying process and almost 110MB used during burning. That is a little too much for me, despite the fact that my machine is strapped with 1GB of RAM.

The Truth

The application works fine and is stable enough so it won't nag you with crashes and writing on DVD-RW worked fine.

Speed and the fact that it cannot copy a DVD9 into a single folder are the only problems from my point of view.

Ratings:

User Interface: 5
Features: 3
Ease of use: 5
Pricing/Value: 4

Overall: 3

Wilky Designs  –  17 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+141)

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Have installed on WinXP SP3 OK and run a quick test. It is a basic DVD copier and I don't see any advantage over my old friend DVD Shrink. It may be a little bit faster but if so, only 10% or so which is no big deal. Still I would give it a thumbs up as it will be a useful program to many people, but I'll be more interested if WinX giveaway their DVD Author package on GOTD. Cheers.

Neil  –  17 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+64)

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Rather Basic DVD Copier.
DVD Shrink may offer better options.
If you just need the ability to copy the DVD files to your HDD, go to DVDFab's site and download free DVDFAB HD Decrypter.
You can copy the files to a directory on your HDD.
Then go get ImgBurn - and burn it.

Both for free, both very simple.
But, this will let you play around... some.

Gedrean  –  17 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+29)

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Whenever I see multiple grammatical and spelling errors on a developer’s web site (i.e., burn spelled “brun”, etc) I get the impression that whatever product they’re publicizing was hastily put together. Something thrown into the marketplace by someone looking for a quick buck, euro, pound, ruble, rupee or whatever currency that’s accepted. Those errors are fixed by taking one extra step to run a spell checker before publishing the product.

I think it’s safe to say when someone is shopping, that someone will want a quality product, at the lowest price, and will balance the two accordingly. Now, comparing product price points is a no brainer, however, comparing a products quality isn’t as straightforward. It’s why high quality products are sometimes overlooked. It’s a delicate balance of marketing to create trust, and engineering that becomes the determining factor of lots of sales, few sales, or no sales. You can have the best working product on the planet, but if you package it in a scrawny and unappealing manor, there won’t be enough trust to even get someone to try the product, let alone buy it. And that holds especially true when the product is software.

Renegade  –  17 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+24)

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I like the fact that WinX DVD copy allows the user to fit "big" movies(over 4.7GB in size or dual layer) onto a single writeable DVD.

As an alternative, a combination of free tools like DVDFab and ImgBurn, will also do most of the things Winx DVD copy does, but for free.

http://www.freewareguy.com/2009/05/dvd-duplication-made-easy/

freewareguy  –  17 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+23)

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