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20. September 2006 @ 19:49 |
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wow, yeah! Pea, I really thought u were takin a sarcastic poke at me.
i apologize "BIG TIME" 4 the misunderstanding. i promise that will never happen again. i post on a few sites where people just rip on each other(so i guess i'm kinda conditioned 2 defend myself), and that kinda bugs me. especially since i thought this site was better than that. glad to find out i'm right...this site is better than that!
So...i apologize again to u and Ireland. sorry for pissing anyone off:-)
really glad 2 clear that up.
have good one! :-)
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DrkTwr
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21. September 2006 @ 02:42 |
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I've had 1 Click DVD Copy Pro for about 6 mo. now and cannot be happier. Before that I tried Slysoft's Any DVD and before that I was using DVD Decrypter and DVD Shrink. For ease of use I definately recommend 1 Click. It automatically compresses while it decrypts so you won't need to run the files through a secondary program. I must admit that customeer support sucks but its so easy to use and pretty much fail-proof you won't need the customer support anyways. If your the type of person that likes to get their hand dirty and play around with settings than 1 Click isn't for you. I suppose this is why some people still stand by DVD Decrypter and Any DVD.
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21. September 2006 @ 07:54 |
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@DrkTwr
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It automatically compresses while it decrypts so you won't need to run the files through a secondary program.
How many times will people misinform people about 1Click decrypting copy protection from a disc?
It has been posted in this thread plus it informs ussers on 1Clicks website that you will need to install a third party program to backup copy protected DVD's. So you must be using a third party program to backup copy protected DVD's. If you follow 1Clicks recomindation and have installed DVD43 then you are using a third party program to decrypt the copy protection.
Below is the statment from 1Click website on copy protected DVD's.
The link to the page in question is below....
http://www.lgsoftwareinnovations.com/faq.asp?ref=1click#encrypted
Stop misinforming people that the program does it all and you only need 1 program to do it.
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21. September 2006 @ 17:39 |
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lol dont worry about it at all narcismo. like you said it was just a big misunderstanding. I was never mad at you I just couldnt figure out what you were talking about. I was SO confused. but yeah dont worry about it.
"Some people have no damn sense." - Nephilim, March 27 2007 @ 18:08 |
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21. September 2006 @ 18:06 |
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thanks PeaInAPod, by the way i think after dawn should sell the rights to this post to hollywood, or at least daytime tv.
it's just packed with plot twists and full of drama.
lol. i think it would make a great soap Opera!
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21. September 2006 @ 18:43 |
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lol, ya' know narcismo maybe we should sell the rights. You and me we'll split it all $$ 50/50 $$
"Some people have no damn sense." - Nephilim, March 27 2007 @ 18:08
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21. September 2006 @ 19:17 |
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OH YEAH, hollywood we have arrived! bright lights big city, here we come.lol
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21. September 2006 @ 19:51 |
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21. September 2006 @ 22:44 |
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@ larrylje
I never misinformed anybody. Its true that you need DVD 43 to run in the background to decrypt the DVD but once you download DVD 43 it runs in the background as soon as you start up your computer. You will never need to bother with it again, it runs on its own unlike other decryption software. And like I said, you won't need to run the files through another program because 1 Click and DVD 43 work together without the need for user guidance. Am I wrong? Everybody has a favorite program to use to backup DVDs, this is mine and I am just sharing my personal experience with it. There is no need to take it personal.
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21. September 2006 @ 22:47 |
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now that you provided the dvdnextcopy i can do exact 1 on 1 copies of the same movie same settings same media but with clone2 vs dvdnext u'll think ill notice a diffrense?
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21. September 2006 @ 23:41 |
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You never mentioned using DVD43 in your post. You said (It automatically compresses while it decrypts so you won't need to run the files through a secondary program) 1Click does not Decrypt so that is 1 point that you have misinformed. Plus you said no need to run the files threw a secondary program another misinformed point. If you are not running the DVD threw DVD43 then how is the copy protection being circumvented? Plus AnyDVD is just like DVD43 it runs in the background.
I love how a few state that you only need 1Click DVD to backup your DVD's but when some correct you about needing a third party program then you say well yes you need a third party program that runs in the background to circumvent the copy protection..
So what makes 1Click anymore special then CloneDVD or Nero Recode? They all need a program like AnyDVD or DVD43 to back up a DVD.
The only reason I have seen people give why it is better is because they claim you only need 1Click to backup the DVD. But you need DVD43 and as stated with any transcoder (CloneDVD/Recode2) you need a third party program for those. So before I spend $59 on a program plus $19 a year after that for updates I would have to have a better reason to spend that kind of money on a transcoder which you could get a different 1 (CloneDVD) for close to half the price $39 and have free updates for life.
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22. September 2006 @ 00:25 |
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I guess you're just not understanding me. "MANUALLY" you don't have to run the movie files through the decryter and then later a compressor like DVD Decrypter requires. After installing DVD 43, which runs hidden in the background that's it. From then on, you don't need to bother with DVD 43 because 1 Click then communicates by itself with DVD 43 for the decryption.
I have used Clone DVD and also Nero so I can speak from experience. Clone DVD and Nero have many steps to take before you start the burn process. With 1 Click, the process is much more streamlined and quicker. Basically "after" installing DVD 43 you can just put in a DVD and click start (thus comes the name 1 Click). For ease of use, 1 Click is better hands down.
Have you used 1 Click DVD Pro to be speaking so strongly against it? DVD 43 is free anyways so why is that a problem? I bought 1 Click and I got over it so you can too. Almost every site that reviews product agree with me that 1 Click is the best out there. There is a free trial available, and after using it people will see how easy to use it is:
http://www.1clickdvd-copy.com/compare.htm
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22. September 2006 @ 11:35 |
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I do understand how DVD43 works. But you said that 1Click decrypts the DVD and no need to run the DVD through a secondary program. When a newbie reads that what do you think they will take that statement as?
Most will think well I only have to buy 1Click to backup my DVD's. Then they buy it and try to backup a DVD and get an error saying 1Click cannot backup this DVD because it is encrypted. Then they find out they have to download a free or buy a third party program to backup the DVD. Because if you do not have that third party Decrypter program then you will not be able to backup the DVD.
I wouldn?t waste my money on a program that makes you spend $59 to buy it then after a year you have to fork over another $19 to renew the license of the program and each year after that another $19.
Lets put it another way. Let?s say you use your 1Click program for 5 years. You will have paid $116 on the program.
Where if you use CloneDVD $39 no fee for updates. (plus you really only have to click next 3 times if you don?t want to edit the DVD)
So the difference between using 1Click and using CloneDVD is $77 I could get a 300 pack of Taiyo Yuden dvd?s for the extra money you have spent on a program that you only have to click 1 button to backup your DVD.
I do not use any of those programs at all at this time. I use DVD-RB + CCE but I used to use CloneDVD or Nero Recode2.
But it doesn?t take someone to test out a program to know it?s a rip off when you have to renew the license every year for $19. When you can get a program for almost half the price and click 2 more times to get the same results as what you would get using 1Click.
I do understand also that you have the right to choose what ever program you want. I was just pointing out that the statement some of you have made makes it sound like all you need to use to backup your DVD is 1Click. Which is false you need some third party decrypting software to backup encrypted DVD?s.
Which now I am satisfied that newbie?s will not be misinformed about 1Click and now know you will need a third party program to decrypt DVD?s, plus they will know you have to pay $19 a year to be able to even use the software again.
So they can make their choice I hope it is the right 1 and not get suckered in by 1Click software.
As to the reviews of the program most reviews are bias anyway.
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22. September 2006 @ 14:50 |
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If you click on the Afterdawn site, you get a message that due to Finnish law it is unlawful to download DVD43. How does a newbie get it. Or for that matter, get it downloaded from a site that might send it with spies and porno?
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22. September 2006 @ 18:50 |
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DrkTwr wassup,
please let me take stab at clearing this up. you had previously mentioned...Quote:
I've had 1 Click DVD Copy Pro for about 6 mo. now and cannot be happier. Before that I tried Slysoft's Any DVD and before that I was using DVD Decrypter and DVD Shrink. For ease of use I definately recommend 1 Click.
now , some of these progs are burn progs and some are rippers.so, some(burn) will pair up with (ripp)others and some wont(burn&burn/rip&rip).
do you understand which (of the progs u have used in the past)pair together?
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22. September 2006 @ 20:06 |
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DrkTwr, then you said Quote:
After installing DVD 43, which runs hidden in the background that's it. From then on, you don't need to bother with DVD 43 because 1 Click then communicates by itself with DVD 43 for the decryption.
I have used Clone DVD and also Nero so I can speak from experience. Clone DVD and Nero have many steps to take before you start the burn process. With 1 Click, the process is much more streamlined and quicker. Basically "after" installing DVD 43 you can just put in a DVD and click start
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22. September 2006 @ 20:26 |
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DrkTwr, yes clone and Nero would take multiple steps(because they are both basically burn engines).however clone and 1-click(burn) and DVD-43 or ANY-DVD(ripp)
woulld work just like 1-Click. THEY ARE BOTH "ON-THE-FLY" progs, which work in the backround...sound familiar? ANY-DVD Is the superior prog, it updates at least 4X as frequently.
so, if you have used ANY-DVD in the past(and still have it), replace DVD-43 with ANY-DVD(and i mean REMOVE IT(DVD-43) COMPLETLY!)
if youn used the free trial, u should def buy ANY-DVD, it will make u a happy dude, I PROMISE!
even if you want 2 use 1-click! ANY-DVD works much better with 1-Click, than does DVD-43.
i WOULD NEVER, NEVER! steer you wrong. try it and see it ur self!
i have double vision..have 2 go.. i'm dizzy! lol
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22. September 2006 @ 23:06 |
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@ narcismo, I do understand how programs work together.
I presently own 1 Click DVD Copy Pro and use it everyday. I have tried the trial of Clone DVD in conjunction with Any DVD. Any DVD works just great but after the trial you have to pay for Any DVD. Clone DVD has too many advanced settings that will only confuse a newbie.
DVD Decrypter also has too many advanced settings to rip the DVD, then if the movie is too large (which most movies nowadays use Dual Layers) you will have to run the files through DVD Shrink or another compressor program. Also the decryption software is out of date anyways.
so as I said before for "EASE OF USE" 1 Click DVD Copy Pro is the best and fastest out there even if you have to bother spending 2 extra minutes to download a free program like DVD 43.
As far as updates go, I have never ran into a problem decrypting or burning any movie, new releases and all.
Don't take it the wrong way but the original thread was asking for reviews of 1 Click DVD Copy. So far, the bulk of the posts have been from people who have never tried the software and are only interested in bashing 1 Click and promoting other programs. There are other threads for that. Mine is from experience with multiple burn/decrypt/compression programs so my posts are not bias.
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23. September 2006 @ 08:11 |
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As far as updates go, I have never ran into a problem decrypting or burning any movie
You shouldnt have any problem backing up a DVD using DVD43 which is not part of 1Click.
But you will see when your first year is up on your program you will have to pay $19 to even be able to use the software and update. Then after another 12 months fork over another $19 and so on on the years coming up.
I do not see how paying $19 a year justifies the 1Click ease of the program. Lets keep it real. It isnt that hard to use CloneDVD or Recode2. All you have to do is click next like 3 times and your off burrning.
Just like CloneDVD and Recode2, 1Click also has advanced settings. If you choose to use them. You are not forced to use them in any of the above programs.
In anycase members will be able to choose for themselves after reading these post.
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23. September 2006 @ 08:44 |
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@ DrkTwr : LMAO how "advance" is to click next 3 times?
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24. September 2006 @ 18:35 |
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Don't forget that not everyone is computer literate. After Dawn was created for the purpose of helping people with their computers and the software they use. If you don't believe me, take a look at all the forums dedicated to burn and decrytion help topics. Their is a vast majority of people who are turned off by computers in the first place and have the extra money to spend on software that best suites their needs.
For someone to say: "LMAO how "advance" is to click next 3 times? " is not fair at all.
This is why when someone asks for reviews of a program they don't ask for the price, they are only concerned about performance, ease of use, and reliability. The money spent on quality media, a quality burner, a computer, storage for burned media is nothing compared to $19 per year or $1.58 per month. $1.58 per month? a cheeseburger costs more than that!
You guys keep on talking price, price, price but offer no reviews. Either you did not try 1 Click or you don't want to admit to its A-1 performance. Anyhow, I do agree that in the end people will choose what best meets their needs so here is a fair variety to try:
Any DVD and Clone DVD:
http://www.slysoft.com/en/
1 Click DVD Copy:
http://www.lgsoftwareinnovations.com/dow...&affiliateid=44
DVD 43:
http://www.dvd43.com/
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24. September 2006 @ 20:35 |
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Any DVD works just great but after the trial you have to pay for Any DVD. Clone DVD has too many advanced settings that will only confuse a newbie.
?????????? u have a problem with paying 4 any-dvd, yet u would rather pay $19.00 anually, for a burn engine that has nothing, whatsoever,to do with ripping the movie u want to back-up. And paying $19.00 a year is easier than spending the 10 minutes it takes to learn how 2 use a more advanced prog? i'm confused! HAVE A NICE DAY!
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As far as updates go, I have never ran into a problem decrypting or burning any movie, new releases and all.
Don't take it the wrong way but the original thread was asking for reviews of 1 Click DVD Copy. So far, the bulk of the posts have been from people who have never tried the software and are only interested in bashing 1 Click and promoting other programs. There are other threads for that. Mine is from experience with multiple burn/decrypt/compression programs so my posts are not bias.
I've used it 4 about 2 years,it's a good prog(i've stated that soo many times in this thread, that my fingers hurt from typing it.)DrkTwr! u won't be a newbie 4 ever. consider expanding ur horizons!
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As far as updates go, I have never ran into a problem decrypting or burning any movie, new releases and all.
Don't take it the wrong way but the original thread was asking for reviews of 1 Click DVD Copy. So far, the bulk of the posts have been from people who have never tried the software and are only interested in bashing 1 Click and promoting other programs. There are other threads for that. Mine is from experience with multiple burn/decrypt/compression programs so my posts are not bias.
I've used it 4 about 2 years,it's a good prog(i've stated that soo many times in this thread, that my fingers hurt from typing it.)DrkTwr! u won't be a newbie 4 ever. consider expanding ur horizons!
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