File Details |
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| File Size | 1.5 MB |
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| License | Shareware, $19.95 |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/Vista/XP |
| Date Added | December 2, 2005 |
| Total Downloads | 1,622 |
| Publisher | NeSoft Inc. |
| Homepage | DVD Copy Machine |
Publisher's Description
DVD Copy Machine is a tool which provides almost all the possibilities of working with DVD files. It allows you to copy DVD movies to DVD+/-R(W) disks, decrypt DVD movie and convert it to MPEG1 format (convert DVD VOB-files to one MPEG1 file), decrypt DVD movie and convert it to MPEG2 format (convert DVD VOB-files to one MPEG2 file), decrypt DVD movie and convert it to AVI format, using selected audio and video codecs (convert DVD VOB-files to one AVI file), use for conversion Audio and Video codecs installed on your computer, split output video files, and burn CD/DVD-discs on the fly, automatically after ripping (write data on CD/DVD R/RW discs)
Latest Reviews
Free Review Guy reviewed v2.1 on Oct 24, 2008
I dowloaded DVD Copy Machine Version 1.00. It was listed as freeware. The actual Version in the package I downloaded was v0.9beta not version 1.00. I got busy so the program sat on my hard drive for a couple of months and when I got some time to try out the program a popup appeared when I executed the program that says, "New 1.0 shareware version now is available! You can download it from http:/www.dvdcopymachine.com Sorry, but you cannot use this freeware version any more."
Frankly, In my not so humble opinion and I do not apologize for this, I believe that software authors that engage in the practice of releasing software under a so called "freeware license" (which is rather vague) and then time limiting the software so that you can no longer use it at some point is not only breaking the terms of the freeware license but is actually a subtle form of dishonesty. The dishonesty of this practice is quite clear. They are trying to lure you in by using false and misleading statements that indicate the software they are releasing as freeware will be free to use and will not expire at some point. Not telling you a program is time limited is dishonesty by omission of pertinent information that is relevent to most users of freeware. Software authors like Nesoft Inc. (www.nesoft.org), should be boycotted in protest of this practice or simply avoided all together.
Free Review Guy reviewed v2.1 on Oct 24, 2008
I dowloaded DVD Copy Machine Version 1.00. It was listed as freeware. The actual Version in the package I downloaded was v0.9beta not version 1.00. I got busy so the program sat on my hard drive for a couple of months and when I got some time to try out the program a popup appeared when I executed the program that says, "New 1.0 shareware version now is available! You can download it from http:/www.dvdcopymachine.com Sorry, but you cannot use this freeware version any more."
Frankly, In my not so humble opinion and I do not apologize for this, I believe that software authors that engage in the practice of releasing software under a so called "freeware license" (which is rather vague) and then time limiting the software so that you can no longer use it at some point is not only breaking the terms of the freeware license but is actually a subtle form of dishonesty. The dishonesty of this practice is quite clear. They are trying to lure you in by using false and misleading statements that indicate the software they are releasing as freeware will be free to use and will not expire at some point. Not telling you a program is time limited is dishonesty by omission of pertinent information that is relevent to most users of freeware. Software authors like Nesoft Inc. (www.nesoft.org), should be boycotted in protest of this practice or simply avoided all together.