Why I buy this one ?
- Real DVD movie clone by 1:1, original Video and Audio quality
- Backup copy is same as the original DVD movie but without warning screen and watermark
- Built in video compression engine, fit a DVD-9 movie onto a DVD-5 disc
- Split a whole DVD-9 movie to 2 DVD-5 blanks to keep original video quality
- Supports DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD + RW, DVD DL-RW, DVD DL+R

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What our customer's say!

"I like it", I downloaded and tried 10 backup programs today. I am preparing for a rebuild and was looking for a backup program that would do normal backups, differential backups, and scheduled differential backups. XP backup (ntbackup) works well but I had to create a password for my Windows logon so booting up always took two steps. Norton is bloated and does not perform differential backups. StorageSync works well for syncing and for creating non-compressed duplicate files but had no scheduling capabilities. Nero seemed difficult to use, and I did not spend much time with it because it changes the restored file dates to the restore-date. Genie worked well but had no differential and scheduling requires a password. Acronis TrueImage also requires a password for scheduling. Handy Backup got hung up on in-use files and had no differential backup. My favorite is Cyberlink PowerBackup. TurboBackup was my second favorite. TurboBackup had some extra features but PowerBackup did everything I needed and was just a little more user friendly.