I would like a program that will allow me to put a CD/DVD into the drive, display a list of folders on the cd/dvd and then be able to edit this list if required and then to cut/copy the list onto an Excel spreadsheet. Hopefully to build up a library of all folders on my cd's/dvd's.
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There has been a lot of shareware over the years that does this kind of thing.  Common shareware sites are download.com and tucows.com.  Here is a link to one popular program for recording and printing a directory structure.
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You need software that can handle the DVD files, yes. Plus a progrm that can rip them to your hard drive. Try looking on http://download.com/ - the download should be free.
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Here are the tools I use to copy DVDS for my own personal back ups. Many will not get through the copy protection on newer movies on the market.  AnyDVD and CloneDVD rip through any protection.  See below.\n\nhttp://www.dvdshrink.org/what.html......... - DVD Shrink Freeware will copy most DVDs but there are some it will not copy. \n\nhttp://www.slysoft.com/?aid=50549......... - AnyDVD and CloneDVD\nThese 2 programs are great, 21 day free trial, and I have them both. AnyDVD and CloneDVD they will take off encryption and protection.  \nJust bought An American Haunting and DVD Shrink would not copy it, but these 2 programs no problem. Have not had any movie yet they could not copy.\n\nFEATURES:\nWorks automatically in the background\nRemoves encryption (CSS) and region code (RPC) from DVDs\nRemoves analogue copy protection (Macrovision) \nRemoves features such as forced subtitles and warnings \nDecrypts without the need to save the data onto your hard-disk\nDecrypts 'on the fly'\nPrevents automatic launching of 'PC-friendly' software on video DVDs\nAllows adjustment of your monitor refresh rate for both NTSC and PAL monitors\nAllows execution of external programs on disc insertion and removal\nAllows speed control of your DVD drives\nCompatible with all DVD media\nWorks with all DVD-drives, regardless of region code\nWorks with all DVD copying, such as CloneDVD, and all DVD player software\nWorks transparently for the operating system: DVDs can be shared over the network and copied with the command prompt or with Windows Explorer, etc.\nProven to be stable and fast and does not require an ASPI driver\nFeatures AnyCDDA: play, copy and rip protected audio CDs\n\nhttp://www.cdcovers.cc/ - Go here to print out movie covers for your DVD cases.
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The best free program ins Nero. It has many extensions like Nero Encode, and has many options for burning and copying cd's and dvd's. You also need a dvd burner and drive.
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Well you have a fairly complete list but here are a couple I thought of.\n\nExternal Hard Drive\nExternal CD/DVD Burner\n\nHope this helps!
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I had a the same problem searching for a dvd copying software but finally i found one or two ! Clone DVD and AOA Dvd copy/ripper!\nI recommend this as i could copy a D9 format dvd i.e. 8gb into a D5 4.7 gb cd the whole movie title every thing !\nRemember none are free!\nwant a free ok so so software, download Deep burner !\n\n\nwww.slysoft.com\n\nwww.freedownloadscenter.com/Multimedia_and_Graphics/Video_and_Animation_Tools/AoA_DVD_Ripper.html\n\nwww.5star-shareware.com/Windows/Utilities/Video-Editors-Utilities/aoa_dvd_copy.html\n\nwww.deepburner.com\n\nIf it works good i made ur day!\nGood Question!
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You need to import the video then write the DVDs.  Having an interface like Dazzle gives you the ability to import video,  Having something like Nero allows you to handle the rest.
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The easiest program I found to use is called NeroVision , you put any media file into it, it will make a playable DVD for you. So simple!
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No, you don't need any software as long as you have the "Enable CD Recording on this drive" Checked on the 'Recording' tab of the drive properties.\n\nIf that is checked you should be able to drag/drop or copy/paste to the drive.  Windows will tell you about the files that are ready to burn and you just have to tell it to burn it.\n\nThe only thing is you have to have at least as much free disc space on the hard-drive as you are going to burn to the dvd.  Windows makes another copy on the hard-drive of everything it is going to burn before it burns it. \n\nGood Luck!
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Wow, those are horrible options.  Here is the program you want to use.  If you like it, buy it.  It's a great program!\n\nDiskdata  (see link below)
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I think the second answer may be more along the lines of what you are looking for, however you'll definately need to do more investigation.\n\nWhen you actually burn the cds after creating the files for it, then Nero is probably the best bet.  I've worked with Nero for a long time and it provides a lot of control over how CDs are created.\n\nYou can get Nero very cheaply at http://www.pricewatch.com just make sure you get the full Ultimate edition and not one of the second or third packs. (extension packs)
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Try: Roxio Easy CD creator and Nero
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You might be interested in Xdrive.  See link in sources. Regards.
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Your best option would be to extract each .iso/.bin file to a folder on a hard drive, then burn a DVD with the contents of both folders. It would be more sensible to keep them in their corresponding folders so you can remember which is which.\n\nAlternatively, you can mount the .iso/.bin images using a program called Daemon Tools (http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/announcements.php) and then access the files even though they're burnt onto the DVD as images.
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If you want a program that "just works" with the click of a button, I would look to DVD95Copy. The more techie bunch of us use a combination of tools such as DVD Shrink, etc. but if you are looking for a non-technical solution, I would try theirs.
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How to Rip DVDs\n\nWhile ripping CDs is a common activity performed by many software programs, even many advanced computer users don't know how to rip a DVD. Ripping DVDs (geek-speak for copying onto your PC's hard-drive) is good for making a backup of their content, or watching them on your PC. The easiest way has long been to use a free program called DVD Decrypter, and these instructions will explain how to use it. Unfortunately DVD Decrypter is no longer easily available. See the website on How to Find a Copy of DVD Decrypter for suggestions on downloading it.
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You may already have the software to make a VCD (video CD) if your burner came with Nero or EZCD Creator.\n\nWhat you have to do is to have the DVD re-encoded to VCD format. Once burnt, it will then play more like a VHS tape since you will lose many of the DVD features.\n\nAt VideoHelp.com (1) you will find links to tutorials that will teach you the different steps using multiple programs.\n\nSuperDVD Ripper might be simpler (2) It looks like one bit of software does it all. Here's what their Website says:\n" Super DVD Ripper software can also  copy DVD to VCD or SVCD, so to backup dvd movie to cdr discs thus no DVD burner is required,  direct burning to CD which can be played in your DVD player! Super DVD Ripper is a good dvd copy software to backup DVD."\n\nThey have a free trial download to get you started.