Does ne1 know of a DVD (movie) duplicator?

[bparker]

No, I am not talking about the software on your pc. I am talking about a real stand alone tower that will duplicate DVD movies.

I have a librbary of about 500 DVDs and I am tired of losing some of my old classics due to scratches and I want to copy some of them to make backups to keep in my jukbox.

I have a 300 DVD movie disk juke box and sometimes it fuks up and scratches a disk and I am tired of losing them.

So, I am looking for something I can buy to 1 push button operation stand alone unit that will copy my movies - again I only want this to keep the origionals in the cases and keep the backup in my player.

I have looked at these but I think they just do DVD disks and may not decode the movies.. can anyone advise?

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?sofocus=bs&sbrftog=1&catref=C6&from=R10 &satitle=dvd+duplicator

[h2co-pilot]

Have you checked out DVD "recorders"? It seems that you may be able to get a stand alone.

But then again it took me a couple of seconds to figure out what "ne 1" meant so......

Hopefully someone else knows.

[MDimitri]

There are a ton or recorders out there that will do the job of recording, your absolute biggest headache will be the decrypting, with alot of the encrypted DVD's out there I would highly recommend getting the following software for your home PC and then creating copies that you could use from there, first items you will need is the copying manager, I use 1-Click DVD (best damn copying software on the market ...PERIOD!) trust me, I have a large collection of DVD's also and my kids ended up destroying a bunch until I learned about this software. I honestly tried several others before buying 1-Click DVD and found 1-CLICK to be the easiest of all to use. The next software you will need is ANY DVD decryption software, this is awsome, no matter what kind of encryption is embedded withing the DVD this puppy will remove it for you, this will allow you to make seamless back-ups of your movies without any headaches whatsoever...here are the links to the web sites, they will allow you to try before you commit to buy!

1-CLICK DVD: http://1clickdvdcopy.software-review...FQGPWAodq32nsA

ANY DVD: http://www.slysoft.com/en/anydvd.htm...FSMkWAodODwtxQ

You can spend a fortune on recording hardware especially now since alot of the burning companies are switching to HD and BLUE RAY formatted DVD's. Forget dual layer, when a single Blue Ray DVD can hold 25gigs and up and when used as a dual sided DVD it can hold up to 60gig's.

Go out and buy a Blue Ray player/burner, the picture quality of these DVD's is absolutely stunning!