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DVD x Copy vs DVD X Copy Express....what's the diff?
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Jack
Apr 29, 2003, 12:45:54 PM4/29/03
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Ok, I give. I went to the URL below just to read about DVD X Copy, and I
see they are offering both a "DVD X Copy" and a "DVD X Copy Express." I
am unable to see what the difference is between them. Anyone care to
enlighten me? TIA.
see they are offering both a "DVD X Copy" and a "DVD X Copy Express." I
am unable to see what the difference is between them. Anyone care to
enlighten me? TIA.
J.
JReffelt
Apr 29, 2003, 1:41:12 PM4/29/03
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DVD X Copy is 1:1 copying often requiring 2 disks for dual layered DVD's.
Express uses compression to fit to one DVD with slight loss of quality.
Express uses compression to fit to one DVD with slight loss of quality.
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Jack
Apr 29, 2003, 2:30:55 PM4/29/03
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JReffelt <jref...@cox.net> wrote:
: DVD X Copy is 1:1 copying often requiring 2 disks for dual layered
: DVD's. Express uses compression to fit to one DVD with slight loss of
: quality.
: DVD X Copy is 1:1 copying often requiring 2 disks for dual layered
: DVD's. Express uses compression to fit to one DVD with slight loss of
: quality.
I see. Was that stated somewhere on the web site (and I guess I missed
it)? Or do you just know that as a fact. Geez, I wish some of these
software developers would be more up front with their stuff <sigh>.
Thanks
J.
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JReffelt
Apr 29, 2003, 4:33:52 PM4/29/03
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Just figured it out reading afterdawn.com (DVD X Support forum)...I tend to
check those out first before I do anything dumb...
check those out first before I do anything dumb...
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