Please Help W/ Sima Dvd Questions About Back-ups
11-08-04, 07:40 AM
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Please Help W/ Sima Dvd Questions About Back-ups
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im new to this fourm and i need so help with the following . i have a collection of about 300 dvd and want to make back-ups to them i saw on the home shopping network that you now can copy ( your property) your dvd.s to dvd-r's with the " SIMA GO-DVD. it's a small divice that when connected to a dvd recorder and dvd player you can back up every thing even all the menu's , special features, etc. my question is does this really work? does anyone have it? most important question is do the copies look exact to the original? i want to buy it but before i do i want to make sure im going to get good back-ups to my originals.
so please if there is anyone who has this please let me know and if you can answer my questions. lastly if i was to buy the sima does anyone have a reccomendation as to what dvd recorder to buy. im looking for something on the lower priced end but do not want to lose quality copies. thanks for reading my post and i'll look forward to you replys. thanks again
im new to this fourm and i need so help with the following . i have a collection of about 300 dvd and want to make back-ups to them i saw on the home shopping network that you now can copy ( your property) your dvd.s to dvd-r's with the " SIMA GO-DVD. it's a small divice that when connected to a dvd recorder and dvd player you can back up every thing even all the menu's , special features, etc. my question is does this really work? does anyone have it? most important question is do the copies look exact to the original? i want to buy it but before i do i want to make sure im going to get good back-ups to my originals.
so please if there is anyone who has this please let me know and if you can answer my questions. lastly if i was to buy the sima does anyone have a reccomendation as to what dvd recorder to buy. im looking for something on the lower priced end but do not want to lose quality copies. thanks for reading my post and i'll look forward to you replys. thanks again
11-08-04, 11:10 AM
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We don't discuss backing up DVDs here at DVD Talk so I'm closing this. And we don't allow cross-posting the same thread in multiple forums so I won't bother posting the same thing in your thread in Tech Talk.
