Best DVD copier?

[Sparrowhawk]

Forgive the naivety of the question, but since I'm new to the iMac and Mavericks, I'm nearly ten years out of the times. (My last mac was the eMac running Tiger.) But what would be the best or reasonable program for copying unprotected DVDs? I've heard Toaster mentioned a lot, but it seems to specialize in copying VHS, which is not what I need. Thoughts and opinions are welcome. Thanks, Sparrowhawk

 

[Cheryl]

Toast by Roxio can do what you want. Having two disk drives makes it even easier.

 

[Satcomer]

Plus if you want to transcode video for computers look no father than the free Handbrake (after you installed the other free program VLC). For Blu-Ray ripping look at MakeMKV (you have re-download the trial every thirty days).

 

[emma24xia]

Is your DVD formatted in Video_TS? I used DVDAid to backup all my DVD collections, homemade or purchased.