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From:Pinnacle Systems , Pinnacle Systems Inc. ,
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 quality output, but crummy software, 2005-11-10
I had problems with the software going crazy on me once in a while (no real support for it either). Forget copyrighted DVD backups, but at least there's no annoying DVD XCopy-style splash screen. Not good for much as DVD Shrink does more, is more versatile and puts out the same quality compression as far as I can see. Glad I got this free after rebate.
4 of 8 customers found the following review helpful:
 Junk Junk Junk, 2003-11-15
ver 7.0
No, this will not copy copyrighted DVDs. Pinnacle is well knowen for their infearior software. After reasearching this software, it seems to be a rework of a German developers software (I think its called Vob copy) Pinnacle was cheaper than the german ware, so I bought Pinnacle to own a disk and not download of the net. This is very buggy and hit and miss. It does not reconize my external Sony DVD burner half the time. And must reboot the computer a few times. This will happen after succesfull burning a DVD, I will have to reboot. I download the latest list of DVD burners and this did not help the problem.
Next I download the newest and greatest version 8. Now I am not having a hit or miss problem, It is just miss. Does not work at all.
One thing everyone can count on is Pinnacle dependablity.
They have releast another undependable buggy product.
What makes me mad is, I knew better than to buy it.
2 of 3 customers found the following review helpful:
 Awesome, 2003-09-15
Buy it, period, Great product . use it with DVD Decrpter (Free)
4 of 5 customers found the following review helpful:
You must know how to use this program!!!, 2003-08-22
This software is excellent. But first, you must use dvd decrypter (a free software) so you can copy your dvd to the hard drive first (even the copyrighted for backup purposes, remember that it's illegal to sell copies of copy right material). When using DVD Decrypter, choose to decrypt all files. Then use instant copy to burn the DVD, be sure to use the "customized resize" in the Copy Method of the DVD Menu, so you can take off the extra features (like subtitles, or second audio tracks...) to improve the video quality. You can actually copy all the DVD but because you're copying from a 9.4gb dvd to a 4.7gb, the image loses resolution (shrinkage process), so it's up to you, if you want all the extras or sacrifice them for a better picture. You can see the percentage of the imgae that will be kept! DVD X Copy splits the movie into 2 DVDs!
It has never crashed, and it takes like 40 minutes to burn a DVD!
1 of 8 customers found the following review helpful:
Not good for DVD copy, 2003-08-04
There are lot of free programs that does 100% better than this.
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