Why I buy this one ?
- Backup an entire DVD collection or episodic DVDs
- Transfer DVDs to view on PSP
- Burns to all blank DVD media
- Support for all multi-channel audio formats (DTS, 5.1, 6.1, etc.)
- Optimizes the video from any DVD movie on the fly, for optimal viewing on the PSP screen

What our customer's say!

"Unless your time is worth nothing, do not buy this product", This is the most useless piece of software that I have bought in the last ten years. The only thing I can compare it to is a DOS application: it will produce the result you require, making a base-level copy a DVD, but has absolutely no useful features.

You can't make multiple copies, it deletes the image once it has been burned, and much less. In short, XCopy is a user unfriendly, slow, poorly-written piece of outdated software.

Somewhere there is a hirsute nebbish in a Ferrari laughing at you as you buy this software.

"Pretty much works after updated to 2.01 - great!", I bought this program to more easily transfer DVDs to my PSP. While I have written a number of tutorials on how to do so, the market is being flooded with programs that "rip" DVDs for "backup" purposes. Since XCopy sold me on its "DVD to PSP" feature, that's the only portion I tested.

The first time I ran the application, version 2.0, it copied the wrong audio track, opting for the track with commentary instead of the primary audio track. Version 2.01 fixed this problem and I haven't had issues since. It would be nice if the application let you choose which audio track you prefered. The PSP transfer portion very bare-bones, but it has worked without a hitch with every transfer, which is exactly what I want :)

What's interesting is right after you install the software it prompts you to download a plug-in that is basically DeCSS. The web site warns you to only download it in a country which supports DVD decryption - do any of them? I own my DVDs and don't believe in piracy, and I hope you believe the same. Piracy hurts everybody, but you should still have the right to use *your* DVDs on any media player, whether it be a DVD player or your PSP.

The video quality is very good, and a 101 minute movie in "high" quality mode uses about 600-700 megabytes on a Memory Stick. I have not used the lower quality settings yet. It takes about the movie's duration to transfer the movie, so a 101 minute movie takes about 101 minutes to transfer. For the most part, that's pretty quick. The program does state a half gig Memory Stick as a minimum system requirement, which I feel was a good idea.

Overall, this program did what I asked it to do and appears to have done it well. I would ask the XCopy / Bling Software team to add some more customization to the PSP portion of the software, which is the only piece I use. I take good care of my DVDs, so I haven't needed a backup; but if I do, at least I have the other program which came with this product that accomplishes that task.

For those having issues using this product from the store, please make sure you update to version 2.01 or higher from the company's web site. The software is intelligent enough to tell you (when you launch it) when updates are available - quite the commendable feature, since many products still don't do that task well.

My rating: 4 stars for the PSP portion.

"Product does work", I had all kinds of problems trying to back up my DVD collection. Bought this in hopes that it would be better. It more or less sucked on my old DVD burner/computer. I've just upgraded to a dual layer burner/Athlon X2 computer.. so this program does work. So far so good.