Free Download DVD Copier 1.0.0.0 - allows you to snap data DVDs, HD DVDs.

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DVD Copier is a plan for Windows that allows you to snap data DVDs, HD DVDs, Video DVDs and Blu-ray disks (ISO) containing any type of files into a blank DVDV disk or to an Image file (similar ISO format). It grabs any type of DVD. SPTI (SCSI Pass through Interface) and ASPI (Advanced SCSI Programming Interface) device access are supported which allows grabbing on wholly versions of Windows. DVD Copier can copy DVD instantly to another blank DVD and copy DVD to an persona file in your local push. It burns DVD persona file from your local hard push to a blank DVD and erase Erasable DVD discs in Full and Quick modes. The System Requirements are: 1. Windows NT4 / 95 / 98 / 2000 / Me / XP / 2003 / Vista, 2. Pentium with at least 16MB RAM (32MB for 2000 / XP), 3. DVD-R or DVD -RW push. To copy from DVD disk to DVD disk from the register push combo, select the DVD-R push which you will lay the root DVD in. then lay the DVD disk that you want to copy. From the compose push combo box, select the DVD-RW push that you will sunburn the blank DVD disk with. Then insert a blank Recordable DVD (any type) to copy the root DVD into. To copy from DVD disk to persona file From the register push combo, select the DVD-R push which you will lay the root DVD in then lay the DVD disk that you want to copy. You can discount bad blocks while copying by checking the "Ignore bad blocks" deterrent box. From the compose push combo box, select the "Image Writer". You can stipulate the output persona file. To sunburn Image File to DVD disk from the register push combo, select the "Image File" point. An "Input Image File Path" button will appear. Click the "Input Image File Path" button to stipulate the input persona file that will be burnt out. From the compose push combo box, select the DVD-RW push that you will sunburn the blank DVD disk with. Then insert a blank Recordable DVD (any type) to copy the root DVD into. Click the "Copy" button to begin the sunburn process.