| Backup a video title set (VTS). | |
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A group of related video titles makes a video title set. Each VTS consists
of video segments, menus, and navigation structures. Most commercial video
DVDs have more than one VTSes. DVD-Replica can back up individual VTS
without changing the complex navigation structure of the DVD. You can
optionally start the backup DVD with the root menu or a title in the VTS.
Choose this option if you want to back up or split a movie title and keep
the menu of the video title set intact. |
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| Split a video title set (VTS). | |
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The video title set which contains the main movie may exceed the 4.37-gigabyte
capacity of a DVD-R. To preserve the original video and audio quality
of the movie, DVD-Replica can split the VTS into two separate DVD-Rs, keep
the original menu of the title set and does not change the navigation data
structure of the DVD. |
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| Back up a group of titles. | |
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A group of related video titles can be backed up on a DVD-R. DVD-Replica can
place titles of the main movie on one disk and the trailers and coming attractions
on the second disc. You can put the wide screen and the standard screen version, each
on one DVD-R with all original DVD menus intact. |
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| DVD-Replica v2.4 User's Guide | |
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WARNING The information presented on the following pages illustrates how to backup compliant Video-DVDs to DVD±RW / DVD±R media. The software tools and information presented on these pages work with unencrypted DVD files only and are not made to create illegal copies of copyrighted DVD material. Please record responsibly. Before copying anything onto a recordable media including CD-R, CD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R or DVD-RW please be sure that you are excersizing your fair use rights under the copyright law of your country and not violating any local copyright laws. DISCLAIMER The software from this web site is designed to assist you in reproducing only the material in which you own the copyright or for which you have obtained permission to copy from the copyright owner. Unless you own the copyright or hold permission to copy from the copyright owner, you may be violating copyright law and may be subject to payment of damages and other remedies. If you are uncertain about your rights in a court of law, you should contact your legal counsel before proceeding to download or use the software products and/or information from this web site. You assume full responsibility for the legal and responsible use of the information and software downloaded or acquired by any delivery method via this web site and its affiliates. It is against the law in many countries to reproduce copyrighted material. Some countries' laws only allow you to make a limited number of backup copies of any software or media for personal and archival purposes. By browsing this site you also acknowledge that you are the sole "Owner" of all copyrighted material that might be reproduced. In no way this site and its affiliates are held responsible for any violation or potential violations of copyright infringement that you may perform. |