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Select the folder having the ripped copy of the video DVD you want to back up.
This option automatically selects the best parameters to back up the source DVD. If the contents of the DVD do not fit one DVD-R, the main movie title is backed up on the first disc, and the rest is placed on the second disc. If the main title is still too large to be placed on the first disc, it will be split automatically. The remaining titles and the rest are placed on the second disc. This option works on the majority of commercial DVD movies. If the default behavior of this option is not what you want, you can choose other back up options described below.

Click on the above link or at the next screen shot to get a detailed guide of this option.

Select the folder having the ripped copy of the video DVD you want to back up. A typical commercial DVD movie has one or more video titles. The main movie is often the longest title on the disc. Other titles contain contents such as movie trailers, director's comments, behind the scene shots, etc. Each title often has one or many chapters. Click on on a video title and click the Backup button, to back up its contents which have video, audio, and subtitles. You can split a long titles on two different discs, or to back up a group of chapters. If you are not sure if a title is the right on, click the View button to see the video contents of the selected title.

A video title can be split into two separate DVD-Rs with a specified number of chapters. Various options allow personalized or built-in video clip to be added to the beginning or to the end of the chapters.


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WARNING
The information presented on the following pages illustrates how to
backup compliant Video-DVDs to DVD±RW / DVD±R media.
The software tools and information presented on these pages
work with unencrypted DVD files only and are not made
to create illegal copies of copyrighted DVD material.

Please record responsibly.
Before copying anything onto a recordable media including
CD-R, CD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R or DVD-RW
please be sure that you are excersizing your fair use rights
under the copyright law of your country
and not violating any local copyright laws.

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The software from this web site is designed to assist you
in reproducing only the material in which you own the copyright or
for which you have obtained permission to copy from the copyright owner.
Unless you own the copyright or
hold permission to copy from the copyright owner,
you may be violating copyright law and may be subject to
payment of damages and other remedies.

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