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5th September 2012, 00:06
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DVD Rebuilder Pro wins in my book because of the amount of choices it offers. Full disk, movie-only, alternate output... and it can use the free HC encoder (which many argue is on par with CCE). What's not to like?
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5th September 2012, 03:14
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I agree with writersblock29. Even the free version of DVD-RB is way more versatile than DVD2DVD-R Pro.
I assume that you are referring to DVD2DVD-R Pro Version 2.52. I installed and tested it with 2 DVD sources. It does not offer too many options, but this makes it very easy to use. One thing though is totally unacceptable: It installs an older version of AviSynth without asking for permission and without even telling the user. Which of course breaks any newer software which needs a current AviSynth version (e.g. AVStoDVD).  So I definitely do not recommend DVD2DVD-R Pro... Cheers manolito |
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