General Discussion - How to Copy/Backup a DVD to Your Mac? jamesbond007 - Sun Jan 15, 2012 7:34 pm Post subject: How to Copy/Backup a DVD to Your Mac?DVD Copy Mac is a powerful DVD copy software for Mac users, which helps copy DVD movie (D5 to D5, D9 to D9) with the entire movie in 1:1 ratio perfectly. It can also compress DVD-9 (dual-layer DVD) to one DVD-5 disc with high quality.
Worried about children scratching your favorite DVD movie disc? Want to play your treasured movie again and again without damage the original DVD disc? Try this powerful and handy Copy DVD on Mac. It is able to copy DVD to DVD, you can choose to backup DVD to ISO file or DVD folder on your computer or directly burn DVD to a blank DVD disc.
DVD Copy Mac has an intuitive interface, it lets you copy DVD movies to new DVD disc or backup DVD to PC with a few clicks. And Mac DVD Copy does no harm to the original DVD disc. DVD copy Mac is such an tool that can copy DVD on Mac to DVD, to computers or to devices with perfect output quality and high speed. It can also compress DVD-9 (dual-layer DVD) to one DVD-5 disc. It is a very useful and convenient tool. Now let me give you a show of how to use DVD Copy Mac.
For preparation, you should free download a DVD Copy Mac and install it.
Step 1. Choose Output Methods
Launch DVD Copy Mac, there are three output destinations for you to copy DVD: Copy to DVD, Copy to Local or Copy to Devices.Here we Choose Copy to DVD as an example.
Step 2. Select the DVD files you want to copy. Then you enter into an interface.
Notice: we can have a preview of the videos by double click the video listed in the list pane and click Play button.
Step 3. Settings
You can choose to Full Copy or Main Movie Copy under Options. you can rename the video by typing text in the DVD Name box.
If you have multiple Hard Drives, select the one you want to use in the drop-down list of Burn Disc in. If you want to copy a D9 DVD to a D5 Disc, select D9 to D5 compression.
You can choose subtitles and audio tracks by selecting the options in the drop-down list of Subtitles and Audio.
Cick Back if you want to choose other output types.
Step 4. When all settings are done, click Start to begin coping.
