DVDXcopy DVDXcopy xpress, any users?
 

Seems like it is time to buy this. Has anyone used it? I have read reviews and don't want to read anymore unless they come from users. Please don't link to a review. Tell me if you have used it, and did it work for you. Thanks, Poof

Yes, I did read the judges ruling today, 05/16.

Don't waste your money, just download DVD Decrypter. It's all you need.

Never used it, but it doesn't seem economical at this point. Most DVDs today are dual layer discs. That means it takes 2 DVD-R's to copy one DVD movie. At 4-5 bucks a blank, you would have to copy a ton of DVD's to save any money.

Aside from that, the MPAA just started their court case against Xcopy, and it is already looking like 321studios is gonna lose.

There are programs that will actually compress DVDs that are dual layer so that you can put everything on one disc. I can not remember the name however, b/c I do not have a dvd burner. I believe it has "Pinnacle" in the name.

never really got dvdxcopy to work right. seemed to be hit or miss (especially with episodic dvds). pinnacle instant cd/dvd will allow you to remove stuff and re-encode the dvd to fit one 1 disc. so will dvdshrink and dvdtoolbox (both free). i usually extract the movie and just put that on a single disc...usually with no re-encode (dvdshrink does this relatively pain free). if you really want to understand everything, check out <a href="http://www.doom9.net" target="_blank">doom9</a>. lately, i've been using vobedit with ifoedit, then prassi primo 2 or nero.

btw meritline sells cake boxes with hq media from ~$1.50 a disc

check out http://www.dvdrhelp.com for all your dvd burning needs..