Is Movie HD Safe?
If you have been asking the question, "Is Movie HD safe?" then you have come to the right place. The answer to the question is simple, yes, it is safe to download movies using DVD. What many people do not know is that there are other ways you can copy your movies from DVD to a flash drive or memory stick that will give you the same quality as a movie theatre. You have several options if you want to copy your favorite DVDs. One of those is using a DVD to DVD copy machine. This is probably the most expensive way but it does have the added bonus of giving you the ability to duplicate as many DVDs as you like without ever having to pay the high price again. DVD to flash drive copying uses the same technology that a regular DVD player uses to copy video and audio tracks from the original DVD to a blank DVD flash drive. The difference between the DVD to DVD copy machine and other types is that it includes a working and complete copy of the original DVD. In other words, when you make a copy with this method, you are getting an exact copy of the original. Of course, it cannot be compared to burning a DVD to disc because you are making a copy to electronic media, but you can enjoy the same benefits as a DVD can. In order to make a DVD to flash drive copy, you will need a computer that has a DVD drive. This type of computer comes with a burn program installed and is capable of reading and writing DVD's. Some versions can even read and write SD cards as well. Once you have your computer and DVD drive ready, you will need a DVD to DVD copy software. This kind of software is usually sold in a bundle with a copy machine, but you can also find separate packages of DVD to DVD copy software online for as low as $50. Another way to make copies of your DVD's is by burning them to a regular CD. If you have a DVD player with a built-in CD burner, all you will need is to buy an inexpensive CD-ROM drive, a blank DVD disc, and blank DVD writer. You will then plug the two together. This is much like making a flash drive copy, except you will not have to pay extra money for a DVD burner or copy software. You will however, need to invest in some blank DVDs in order to burn them. If you do not have access to a CD or DVD burner, you may still be able to copy your DVD's to a flash drive. It will however take much longer than copying a hard drive. However, if you are the kind of person who likes to do their own personal DVD backups, then this method may work for you. The process works like this. First, you would burn any existing DVD or CDs you have into a blank DVD flash drive. Then, insert the flash drive into your computer and then proceed to copy the data from your DVD or CD onto your hard drive. This method works if the DVD or CD you are copying is in its original state. Meaning, it has not been scratched or damaged in any way. Once the copying process has been completed, you can then put the burned DVD or CD back into its original state. To do this, first make sure that the drives original state is already saved onto your computer. To do this, simply go to the properties of your computer, under settings, there should be a location called "disk management folder". Now, find the drive and click "mount", where you would then click "yes" in order to permanently save it to that particular location. When it comes down to it, is movie HD safe? Not really. But, if you know how to back up your files, you should have very little trouble copying your movies onto a flash drive. Just be sure to purchase a high quality flash drive in order to truly enjoy your movies. |
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