“I bought a stack of DVDs a couple of years ago. Although they got slightly scratched, I’m still unwilling to throw them into the rubbish bin. “
“Currently we often tend to get movie sources through the purchase of digital copy. However, some classic movies have been pulled from the shelves. Old DVDs are our last resort, but we may find them unable to play normally.”
Old DVDs still mean a lot to some people. To keep DVD content/data stay safe and sound permanently, DVD owners are seeking for a way to copy old DVD to a new one or create a digital copy of it. Well, look no further, WinX DVD Copy Pro is your preferred program for Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7 and lower to backup old and even scratched DVDs swiftly and losslessly, be they are home-made or commercially copy-protected. See how it renews your old DVDs.
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WinX DVD Copy Pro Overview – 9 Ways to Give Your Old DVDs a Second Chance to Live
WinX DVD Copy Pro covers nearly any DVD copy solution you need, from 1:1 clone to partial backup.
Apart from handling newly-released movie DVDs, workout DVDs and others, it also sports the unique feature to copy old, scratched, dirty, worn and minor cracked DVDs by utilizing the most powerful sector-by-sector DVD copy technique. In the process of copy it skips blank sectors and fixes bad sectors including Sony ARccOS bad sectors deliberately created on DVD to prevent cloning.
- Clone old broken DVD to a new disc at 1:1 ratio
In this way, you can…
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