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How to use 123 DVD Clone to copy DVD

123 DVD Clone is an easy-to-use softwarte Without any special setting. This article will let you know how to use 123 DVD Clone to copy DVD
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123 DVD Copy123 DVD Clone is an easy-to-use softwarte, Without any special setting, 123 DVD Clone can auto remove the protections (CSS, RC, RCE and UOPs) while copying. You can freely copy copyright-protected (CSS-encrypted) DVD movie and all regions DVD movie.it also can make DVD to DVD copy with 1:1 perfect quality, without buying any other DVD burner software. 123 DVD Clone works wlell with most popular home DVD player, being completely as same as the DVD movie you bought.

STEP1: Launch to the main interface of 123 DVD Clone.

Double click the icon on the desk of computer, you will enter interface.

interface of 123 DVD Copy

Then press the "DVD to DVD R/RW" button.

STEP2: Choose the DVD movie you want to copy.

the program will auto detect the DVD movie in your DVD drive. If the movie showed in the box is not the one you want, you may reselect it from the drop list.

STEP3: Select the DVD Burner/ Writer.

clone dvd

You can modify the name of the burned DVD in the text box of "Target DVD Volume Label".

STEP4: Select a copy mode.

Select a copy mode

Note:

  • Check-in "Main movie", you will copy main movie only, with special features and extras omitted to save target disc space. In this copy mode, 123 DVD Clone will intelligently identify the main movie title - generally the biggest title.
  • Check-in "Whole disc", you will completely copy all contents of original DVD disc, keeping all the DVD special features, menus, subtitles and audio tracks.

    STEP5: Set the output size of DVD.

    Set the output size

     

  • Check-in "To DVD5 (4.7GB)", you will copy your DVD movie on a regular DVD-5 (single-layer) disc.
  • Check-in "To DVD9 (8.5GB)", you will copy your DVD movie on a regular DVD-9 (double-layer) disc. Note: The "To DVD9" option is only available when the source DVD is a DVD9 movie. However, we recommend that you shrink it to a DVD-5 disc, which is less cost and the result video quality is almost the same.

     

    STEP6:Click the "START" button to begin copying.

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