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Test Platform
We downloaded, installed,
and tested
DVD neXt COPY Ultimate to run on two test computers. One
computer was "Home-Brewed" with an Athlon AMD 64 X2 4800 Dual-Core
processor running at 2.4GHz, 1GB of memory, 100GB hard drive, and a
Sony DRU-510A DVD/RW drive 32X (CD) and 12X (DVD). The other computer,
a Gateway E06500D, with an Intel Pentium (R) running at 3GHz, 1GB of
memory, 100GB hard drive, and a Plextor PX-708A DVD/RW drive (40X (CD)
and 12X (DVD).
Installation &
Test Results
The installation was
flawless on both test computers. The original DVD movie was "GroundHog
Day" (1993) starring Bill Murray. The movie runtime was 101 minutes. Upon
inserting the original DVD movie and pressing the "New"
button,
DVD neXt COPY Ultimate automatically
detected the DVD. Twenty-Two minutes lapsed until we were prompted
to insert blank DVD media. The DVD movie burning process was less than
10 minutes. We then inserted the copied DVD movie in our DVD player
and the copy quality was that of the original to include all of the
extras and menus options we selected. The same process was perform on
our second test computer and it took 27 minutes to copy the movie and
approximately 11 minutes to burn the movie to DVD.

DVD neXt COPY Ultimate Copy Modes DVD Copy Project Settings
We selected the Copy Main Movie Mode and
after a few short seconds,
DVD neXt COPY Ultimate scans in the DVD.

DVD neXt COPY Ultimate Scans The DVD Movie
Next, we chose "Copy Main Movie".

Selecting the "Copy Main Movie" Option
Next, we unchecked and selected the
en-AC3 audio. (DTS is for surround sound systems. Plus, we did not
want the other languages encoded on our copied DVD).

Selected Audio Language Preferences
After clicking the Start button,
DVD neXt COPY Ultimate
entered into a DVD Prescan sequence. We also noticed that we
could preview the DVD as it is being copied.

Prescan Sequence
After the short Prescan Sequence,
DVD neXt COPY Ultimate
begins to copy the DVD.

DVD neXt COPY Ultimate Commenced With
Copying the DVD Movie
After a short period of time,
DVD neXt COPY Ultimate
prompts to remove the original DVD movie and insert a blank DVD. After
inserting a blank DVD, the final burning process begins.

Final Burning Stage
DVD Copy completed in about 36 minutes.
DVD neXt COPY Ultimate ejected the copied DVD from the PC's DVD
Writer.

Copy Complete
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Movie |
Type |
Runtime |
Conversion Time to DVD |
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GroundHog Day |
DVD |
101 Minutes |
36 Minutes |
Pros
We really like
DVD neXt COPY Ultimate for many reasons. The user interface was
easy to navigate and use. The software ran without a hitch. It can
convert your DVD movies to DVD,
iPod, PSP, or Zune formats. It also supports Blu-ray copy. It can copy
up to 10 standard DVD movies onto one Blu-Ray Disc. The application
had a very fast burn engine. The
feature set included everything one would need for customizing the
final DVD Copy product. The software application is a small file
but power-packed.
Cons
None noted.
Quality of Copy
The final copies were of the highest
quality we have seen anywhere.
Customer/Technical Support
We contacted
DVD neXt COPY Ultimate during normal working hours
by email and they responded within minutes. Their website
has an excellent customer support system in place as well as an
excellent forum. The software has built-in tutorials as well as links
to contact the company in case you have problems.
Summary
If you are looking for a
DVD Movie Copy software application that runs well and does
as advertised, if you want a DVD Movie Burning software application
that is powerful, fast, and easy to use, then
DVD neXt COPY Ultimate
should be considered.

Copy your DVD movies to
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