DVD X-Copy Gold - Would You Buy It @ $50

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by Zarro, Jan 20, 2004.

  1. Zarro

    Zarro Guest

    This week's sale at Best Buy, plus discount coupon, plus manufacturer rebate puts final price for Gold at $50.

    I know that ONE of the reasons that Shrink and Decryptor are popular here is because they are free.

    If you could buy Gold for $50 and you had the fifty to spare, would you then choose it over the freeware?

    The reason I ask is that I'm a newbie and my concern is "will I pull less of my hair out with a package like Gold than with the other software when trying to get it to work?". Does $50 bucks buy me ease of use and peace of mind?

    P.S. From what I have read on this site, I would still have to shell out $$$ for Nero or another DVD creator, correct? If I go with the Gold, that would be all that I have to spend, correct?

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  2. yuedana

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    no i wouldn't buy gold for $50. I have xcopy and xpress and would gladly sell them if i could get a taker. dvd shrink and a burning program (recordnow max $30) work much better. you can check out burnatonce which is free (only works with -r)
     
  3. grovesej

    grovesej Guest

    Zarro

    I would not buy it either (and I already own it).
    After finding more limitations than I cared for, I
    now use DVD Decrypter v3.1.9.0 which can be
    downloaded for free from:

    http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/
    dvd_rippers/

    and Pinnacle Instant Copy 8 which can be purchased
    for $24.00 from:

    http://www.thenerds.net/productpage.asp?un=184823&s=6

    I first Decrypt the movie to a folder on my hard drive then using the Copy Main Movie Only feature of Instant Copy 8, I write the movie to a DVD-R.

     

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