DVD-to-DVD Copy

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What is the best Mac software to use for DVD-to-DVD copying? On my PC, I used DVD Shrink, which was great.

Any ideas???
 
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Read the forum rules please, we are not allowed to discuss this here.
 
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It's a friend's homemade movie that I'm trying to make copies for. Nothing illegal.
 
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brades123 said:
It's a friend's homemade movie that I'm trying to make copies for. Nothing illegal.
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With Disk Utility, create an image of the disc and then you can burn that image to as many discs as you want to. It's that simple.
 
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In addition to what's suggested already, Toast will copy (duplicate) disks. According to its Read Me, Burn (free) too will copy a data disk (not sure if that applies to a movie disk).
 

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