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copying purchased dvds for backup...

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Is there a prefered software label to use and where can i find it for burning dvds for backup copies? If someone has an idea just msg me.
 
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i use handbrake to rip the dvd then use toast to burn it
 
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you can also use mactheripper the rip it.
 

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