- #ASHAMPOO BURNING STUDIO 6 FREE REVIEW FULL#
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Known for maintaining functionality and without compromising ease-of-use, Ashampoo CD / DVD Burning Studio 9 has changed the way CD / DVD/ Blu-ray recording software works. If so, read on - because Ashampoo Burning Studio 9 may be just what you need! Introducing: Ashampoo Burning Studio 9 Details and link to discount offer are at the bottom of the page.Īre you confused by the complexities of recording a CD, DVD or Blu-ray?ĭo you wish you just could tell the computer what you want to do and have it figure out the rest - without having to decipher or understand all the techy-talk?
#ASHAMPOO BURNING STUDIO 6 FREE REVIEW FULL#
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This fabulous program is used to make CD, DVDs and Blu-Ray discs using your PC and is especially GREAT for beginners / intermediate computer users because it's SUPER EASY to use. However I used version 1.0.4 to backup some seasons of LOST when I was taking a summer trip a few years ago and it worked great (since it's not a good idea to take the originals with you in case your car gets broken into), I have used it for some movies from time to time as well.Update 6: We've managed to finagle yet another amazing deal for our readers! Act now and save a whopping 60% off Ashampoo Burning Studio 9 until J(regular price $39.99 now only $15.99) - proceeds support our website. If you are talking about backing up retail movies they generally employ some kind of protection (Especially Blu-rays!), in which case I recommend DVD Smith, however it only works on DVDs, hence the name, and it doesn't save the data to an image file, it merely saves it to a folder on your hard drive, though you can recreate the dvd by burning that folders contents to a blank DVD with some other software suite, it's been a while since I used DVDsmith myself so I'm not sure if it's changed since then. Pricey sure, but at least I know it works and is supported and isn't some malware infested warez ****.Īnyone have experience using the full / paid version of DVDFab and/or using the Ashampoo Burning Studio to rip and copy DVDs and/or Blu-ray discs?Īshampoo Burning Studio can create image backup files of dvds cds or blu-rays that don't use any kind of protections but it's a suite orientated at general disc burning. This bundle pack copies and rips both DVDs and Blu-ray discs. Ideally, I'd love to find a *free* way to do this, but I also don't mind paying for an app that works and is well supported.Ĭurrently a DVDFab bundle pack is running about $90. Please note that I am not looking for a tool to violate copyright laws or a work around to break copyright protection (or anything of the sort) just looking for a way to back up my every increasing DVD / Blu-ray collection.
Will the Ashampoo Studio do that as well? Test drove it and everything was there - menus, special features, deleted scenes, etc. I tried DVD Shrink (didn't work) as well as DVD Decrypter (didn't work either) and then tried the 30 day version of DVDFab 9 which was literally a 1 button click to rip and copy my movie.
Spent a fair amount of time last night looking for a way to copy a DVD that I own.
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