DVD2one released for OSX!

[RyanLang]

I saw some posts about this product a week or so ago and MacNN.com announced its availability for OSX today. I'm so excited that we can make "legal" copies of full dvd's or movie only copies on to DVD-R's. Hell, the windows world has had DVD X Copy selling on home shopping networks on television so it's about time OSX users get something like this since we had the superdrive long before windows users.

check it out yourself:
http://www.dvd2one.com/download.php

 

[serpicolugnut]

Hmmm. Couldn't get it to work. It's 49.99 EU, and that seems a little steep for what it does, especially when there are now several freeware utilities (yes, for OS X) that allow you to rip a DVD to DiVX and then burn back to DVD. They don't provide a means to burn the menus et al, but usually the movie is enough for me.

I'd love to hear from someone who has actually duplicated an entire DVD with this though. I have a friend who keeps bugging me on how to do this in OS X...

 

[stephan]

This app is flawless! Totally worth 50 EU.

Short HowTo copy a dual layer DVD to a DVD-R:
--- no, no, no... (fryke) ---

Check out the reviews of DVD2oneX @ VersionTracker:
http://www.versiontracker.com/php/userReview.php?id=19238&showRatings=&db=macosx

The guys who don't like DVD2one, must be working on movie-company or something like that

And no, I don't work for DVD2one, I just think these guys have made a great app!

 

[boi]

i haven't used it, but if you want to use it, you have to have a way to back up your DVD on your HD first.
i'm sure there are programs for DVDBackup somewhere.

 

[stephan]

Just do a search on versiontracker.

 

[serpicolugnut]

DiskCopy works just fine for me.... Then you are able to play a DVD off of your HD, and since you aren't engaging the optical drive, you get get more viewing time in when you are operating on your battery....