Blu-ray Copy for Windows has a simple, straightforward interface.
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Despite recent advances in streaming media, when it comes to watching movies, you still can't beat Blu-ray.
Indeed, it's precisely because of Blu-ray's unsurpassed picture and sound quality, to say nothing of its copious extras, that many movie lovers still prefer to own their favorite films on those shiny silver platters.
Shiny, expensive silver platters. I kind of feel like now that I've bought and paid for a Blu-ray of "Despicable Me," I should be able to make a backup copy -- just in case the original gets scratched. And what if I want to transfer it to my PC for archival or media-center purposes? Surely there's some way to do that?
There is: Blu-ray Master's Blu-ray Copy, a free copy/backup utility for Windows. If you have a BD-ROM drive in your PC, this gives you everything you need to make backup copies of your Blu-ray discs.
True to its name, Blu-ray Copy can duplicate your movies to either blank Blu-ray media or your hard drive. The Full Disc mode provides a complete 1:1 copy, while Main Movie copies only the movie, without all the extras. (The latter option might prove helpful if you're building a media-center... [Read more]
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