Is "Blu-Ray Copy" compatible with DVD's?

[thhedk]

I need to make some copies of my daughters DVD's, remove the menus so it starts up with the movie only with the right language.
And I assume that DVD Copy is hust the right thing for me?

But I might do some Blu Rays in the future also, so can I buy the "Blu-Ray Copy" and still work with DVD's, untill I buy a BD-drive for the PC?


Regards
Thomas H. - www.thhe.dk

[CBR929]

I need to make some copies of my daughters DVD's, remove the menus so it starts up with the movie only with the right language.
And I assume that DVD Copy is hust the right thing for me?But I might do some Blu Rays in the future also, so can I buy the "Blu-Ray Copy" and still work with DVD's, untill I buy a BD-drive for the PC?
Regards
Thomas H. - www.thhe.dk

Your first question is yes, DVD Copy can do this for you.

You second question is no, you would have to purchase either DVD Copy for DVD'S, or Blu-Ray Copy for Blu-Rays, but you have free trial for 30 days to experiment with Fab
Hope this helps
CBR929

[thhedk]

Your first question is yes, DVD Copy can do this for you.

You second question is no, you would have to purchase either DVD Copy for DVD'S, or Blu-Ray Copy for Blu-Rays, but you have free trial for 30 days to experiment with Fab
Hope this helps
CBR929

Ok, a bit weird not making it Backward compatibility !!
Or maybe not, if they want to earn some money

[CBR929]

Ok, a bit weird not making it Backward compatibility !!
Or maybe not, if they want to earn some money

Sorry, as I do not work for Fab I am just a member like you and this is the best investment I have made considering the cost of replacement movies
CBR929

[Guest]

Ok, a bit weird not making it Backward compatibility !!
Or maybe not, if they want to earn some money

Of course they want to make money. That is the sole purpose of being in business, to make money to support his family.

[maineman]

Ok, a bit weird not making it Backward compatibility !!
Or maybe not, if they want to earn some money

Marketing strategies aside...one has very little to do with another except conceptually.
It has nothing to do with backward compatibility. Different coding, different software.

Yeah, just imagine...running a business and wanting to make $
I'm shocked, shocked I tell you...lol

[thhedk]

Of course they want to make money. That is the sole purpose of being in business, to make money to support his family.

I know, but I still think of BluRay as the replacement of DVD, and it could be in the same program, as all burning programs.

[signals]

Ok, a bit weird not making it Backward compatibility !!
Or maybe not, if they want to earn some money

Not strange at all. Two different encryption methods, three different video encoding systems, different file systems...in short, more differences than similarities. If done the way you suggest, everyone would have to pay about double for the Copy part of the program. Better the way it is I think, just buy what you need.