Frequently
Asked Questions
Q: What is the minimum hardware and software requirements?
A:
| Operating
Systems: |
Windows®
XP/2000/98/ME |
| Processor
(CPU): |
Pentium®
III 500MHz |
| Memory
(RAM): |
128Mb
of RAM |
| Hard
Drive (HDD): |
10Gb
of Free Space |
| DVD-Rom/Burner: |
DVD-R(W)/+R(W)
Drive |
| Blank
DVD Media: |
DVD-R(W)/+R(W)
Discs |
Q.
Can I copy a DVD to one disk and keep all the extras too?
A. Most commercial movies on DVD are "dual layered",
which means they can hold twice as much information as the blank recordable
DVD media available to consumers to copy DVDs. As a result, there
is simply too much information on most DVDs to be copied with all
the extras.
You
can compress a DVD movie to a single disk, but to do this you have
to give up some of the extras. The more extras you keep, the lower
the overall video quality will be. Any extras you include will play
before or after the feature movie, depending on the order you select.
As a result, you will no longer have the original menus. You will
however still be able to keep the chapters, subtitles and audio language
of your choice.
Q. If I compress the video, will it
look as good as the original DVD?
A. In most cases you won't see any difference in
the video quality for average length 90 minute movies. In some cases
where the movie is very long, you may see some compression changes
during certain scenes. We have provided you with a splitting application
for those movies which are longer to copy to on single DVD with proper
video quality.
Q. How long does it
take to copy a DVD?
A. This depends on your hardware, but we performed
out tests on an average computer with a 2.0 GHz P4 computer that had
a a 4X DVD writer and a 16X DVD reader. It takes about 30 minutes
to copy an average ninety minute movie. You'll also need another 15
minutes to burn the DVD. The burn speed is fixed by the DVD drive
and media combination, but you can expect the copying time to vary
with the speed of your computer.
Q.
Does CD/DVD Copy support both NTSC and PAL DVD
movies?
A. Yes! NTSC and PAL DVDs are both supported.
Q.
Can I copy all of the bonus footage
and menus?
A. CD/DVD Copy copies all bonus footage, like trailers, interviews
and other special features.
Q.
Can I download a demo of the software?
A. Presently, we don't offer a demo for download.
We are however working on one at this time and will be releasing it
shortly.
Q.
Can CD/DVD Copy be used to copy rented
DVDs?
A. You should not use CD/DVD Copy to copy rented
DVDs. It should only be used to make copies of DVDs you own for your
personal use. Copyright laws protect the rights of artists and film
companies, and we ask that you respect those rights.
Q:
Is it legal to copy a DVD?
A: The fair-use protection act allows you to make a copy of your own
media for backup purposes. We do not condone pirating or unauthorized
copying of DVD media.
Q: Is CD/DVD Copy complicated
to use?
A: Not at all! Our software uses one-click DVD copy technology.
We have also created simple step-by-step instructions and screen shots
that will walk you through every aspect of burning your DVD.
Q: Is CD/DVD Copy compatible
with Macintosh?
A: CD/DVD Copy is NOT compatible with Macintosh systems at
this time.
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