- Burning dual layer dvd in 1click dvd copy pro movie#
- Burning dual layer dvd in 1click dvd copy pro update#
- Burning dual layer dvd in 1click dvd copy pro pro#
These are 1 Click DVD Copy Pro Updates for 2006 alone and can be verified here:Ģ.3.0.9 (Sept 28, 2006) Modified dialog window for trial usage to include a purchase button.Ģ.3.0.8 (Sept 25, 2006) CPRx updated to deal with movies like "Hollow Man 2" (Region 2).Ģ.3.0.2 (Sept 5, 2006) Fixed an error in the installation program which prevented the video preview filter from being installed.
Burning dual layer dvd in 1click dvd copy pro update#
"And yes I to have 1click including many others, its ok, not great just ok, there were quite a few movies it would not work on but AnyDVD and clone beat them all, and as far as updates, if you get one a year your lucky, AnyDVD gets them at least monthy or by-weekly, even tough I'n mot a great fan of e-mail support but slysoft responds right away.Īnd as far as DVD43, you gotta be joking, I think there last update was like what, 2 or 3 years ago, and when sony came out with there crap DVD43 became useless."
If you are not using Dual Layer recordable media, this option should be disabled.You seem to kind of went off on a rant there, and in the process there gave out some false info:
Burning dual layer dvd in 1click dvd copy pro movie#
When enabled, it permits you to make an exact copy of any movie DVD. This option is disabled by default.ĭual Layer Media: This option is disabled by default. We recommend you disable this feature to increase playback compatibility on your DVD player. Keeping a menu on a “Movie Only” copy may cause some menu options to function incorrectly because the extras have been removed. Movie Only Menus: Enable this option if you want a menu when using the “Movie Only” copy preset. Include Subtitles: Enable this option to include all subtitles with your movie. DTS audio occupies far more space on a DVD than AC3 audio so we recommend you disable this option to preserve the highest video quality.
Prefer DTS Audio: Enable this option to copy “DTS” audio (a high definition audio format similar to Dolby Digital) instead of Dolby Digital AC3 audio, when it’s available. In cases where the language you’ve chosen is not available, the default audio language on the DVD will be copied. In some cases you may see a language described as “Unspecified”, which indicates that the language was not specified when the original DVD was created. You will only see a list of languages available on the DVD you are copying unless the source is empty, in which case you’ll be able to select from a list of all possible languages. Preferred Audio Languages: Use this option to select the audio languages you wish to keep on the copied DVD. By default the software will select the standard Windows application data folder. This folder will need to be as large as 5 GB in most cases. Working Folder: A temporary folder where the program will write temporary files while copying. Note: The program will attempt to choose your DVD reader and writer at start up, but if you have more than one device, you may need to select them manually. Source: DVD reader or hard drive folder which contains the movie files.Destination: DVD writer or hard drive folder where you will copy the movie.
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