That's after redeeming this $30 mail-in rebate ( PDF). If you don't already have a spindle, try this: Meritline has a 50-pack of Optimum dual-layer DVD+R discs for $22.99.īonus deal: Looking for a sweet, sweet laptop upgrade? TigerDirect has the OCZ OCZSSD2-1VTXPL120G Vertex Plus 120GB Solid State Drive for $89.99 shipped. Of course, it's up to you to supply the blank media. In short, DVD Clone Ultimate should handle all your disc-cloning needs. You also have the option of extracting just the video or just the audio. If you don't want to copy an entire disc, the software lets you choose individual chapters. These options might prove useful for anyone running a media-center PC, effectively giving you DVD-quality files you can store on your hard drive (and/or burn back to disc should the need ever arise). It can also rip movies to a hard drive or flash drive, outputting to an ISO format, a DVD folder, or MPEG-2.
True to its name, DVD Clone Ultimate makes 1:1 copies of your DVDs, cutting through all known copy-protection methods. But the software appears to be solid, and in my (admittedly quick) tests, it worked fine and dandy. Not quite the same thing, but great for ripping discs to mobile formats.īDlot? Nope, I never heard of them either. Alternately, try this: Digiarty is once again offering WinX DVD Ripper Platinum free of charge. 2: The best result seems to come from typing the license code manually, rather than copying and pasting. If you still have problems, let me know and I'll investigate with the developer. Also, be sure to uncheck the "buy now" box after installation. Make sure you don't have any spaces before or after the code when you paste it in. I'm not sure why, as it worked fine for me. Update: Some users are reporting that the activation code doesn't work. Use license code BU-TUUXTGUJ-FBIFHU to register the program, which normally sells for $29.95. Until tomorrow, you can get BDlot DVD Clone Ultimate free of charge. All the more reason to make backup copies of your movies, as a scratched disc is a ruined disc. Think DVDs are on the way out? Maybe so, but DVD collections will likely live on for quite some time.
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