How to Backup/Copy DVD Movies to CD Without a DVD Burner

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32 Page E-book* complete with detailed screen shots and explains step-by-step how to backup your DVDs on inexpensive, everyday CDRs or CDRWs.  The CDs created using this book can be played in a DVD player, keeping your original DVD scratch free.

Product Summary

Before movies began showing up on DVD, they were sold on VHS tapes.  VHS tapes were very sturdy.  It was fairly difficult to damage one of these tapes.  The actual tape itself isn’t even exposed when the tape is not in the VCR, protecting it from damage.

 

Gone are the days of VHS tapes.

 

DVDs are now here to stay.  The biggest disadvantage of DVDs compared to VHS is the durability.  DVDs are easily damaged by scratches.  For those of us who have kids, the movies they watch take a lot of abuse.  Once a DVD has a considerable scratch, your movie becomes unwatchable.  You have to go back to the store and spend another $15 for another copy.

 

This 32 page book is complete with detailed screen shots and explains step-by-step how to backup your DVDs on inexpensive, everyday CDRs or CDRWs.  The CDs created using this book can be played in a DVD player, keeping your original DVD scratch free. The Book is in computer format and can be read on any Windows compatible computer.

 

If you have a computer running Windows 98, ME, 2000, or XP and have a DVD-ROM and a CD burner you are ready to get started.

 

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* An E-Book is an Electronic Book.  The books are in computer format and can be read on any Windows compatible computer.  The books are either sent by email or shipped on a CD-ROM.

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