DVD Cloner 6 Test & Review     Company: DVD Cloner Version: 6.0 File Size:4.59M Price: $59.99 Video Tutorial

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Test Platform

DVD Cloner 6 is brand new for 2009. We downloaded, installed, and tested DVD Cloner 6  to run on two test computers. One computer was "Home-Brewed" with an Athlon AMD 64 X2 4800 Dual-Core processor running at 2.4GHz, 1GB of memory, 100GB hard drive, and a Sony DRU-510A DVD/RW drive 32X (CD) and 12X (DVD). The other computer, a Gateway E06500D, with an Intel Pentium(R) running at 3GHz, 1GB of memory, 100GB hard drive, and a Plextor PX-708A DVD/RW drive (40X (CD) and 12X (DVD).

Installation & Test Results

The installation was flawless on both test computers. The original DVD movie was "The Count of Monte Cristo" starring Jim Caviezel and Guy Pearce. The movie runtime was 131 minutes.  Upon inserting the original DVD movie and pressing the "Start" button, 20 minutes lapsed until we were prompted to insert blank DVD media. The DVD movie burning process was less than 14 minutes. We then inserted the copied DVD movie in our DVD player and the copy quality was that of the original to include all of the extras and menus options we selected. The same process was perform on our second test computer and it took 21 minutes to copy the movie and  approximately 16 minutes to burn the movie to DVD.

DVD Cloner VI GUI Interface - Express Mode
 

At first glance DVD Cloner 6's interface was simple and clean. DVD Cloner 6  has two modes to switch between: Express Mode (default) and Expert Mode. Clicking on the  at the top allowed switching between the two modes.

DVD Cloner VI GUI Interface - Expert Mode
 

The Expert Mode allowed us to either (1) Copy a DVD movie to DVD, (2) Combine two DVD movies to DVD, and (3) Burn a movie that has already been ripped to a DVD.

Once an option is selected, DVD Cloner 6 made the process idiot-proof as indicated by the screenshots below:

Step 1 - Insert DVD

Step 2 - Select DVD Burner or Hard Drive To Write On

Step 3 - Select a Copy Mode

Step 4 - Select Options

Step 5 - Verify Your Settings

Step 6 - Start Reading DVD and Burning DVD Process
 

The copied DVD movie looked and sounded great in our DVD player.
 

DVD Cloner 6 from start to finish produced a high-quality DVD in 29 minutes.
 

Results

Pros

DVD Cloner 6 user graphical interface was simple and easy to use. Vastly improved from the previous version. We were impressed with its rich feature set  The software is true 1Click technology. Extra features to convert DVD to AVI, DVD to MPEG, and DVD to SVCD are integrated into the software.
 

Cons

None
 

Quality of Copy

Excellent
 

Customer/Technical Support

We Emailed DVD Cloner 6 and within a few hours, a response was received. Their website has a good email customer support system.
 

Summary

DVD Cloner 6 is worth every penny. DVD Cloner 6 was able to handle every movie we copied.

DVD Cloner 6 allows you to copy your favorite DVDs with one-click. It includes the latest DVD decryption codes, multiple format compression and DVD restoration. This product offers everything from exact 1:1 DVD copies to automatic compression and episode selection. DVD Cloner 6 also offers a high level of flexibility and customization, including multiple languages and is compatible with most burners and DVD players.

[ Enlarge Screenshot ] Bonus Software:     Buy Now Key Features   Two newly designed interfaces: Express mode is a foolproof way to copy DVD. It only takes one click to copy your DVD! While Expert mode is more professional and customized. And you will become a DVD copy expert with it!   Enhanced decoder to defeat all up-to-date DVD protection mechanisms.   Bundled with FREE DVD-TO-AVI, DVD -TO- MPEG, DVD-TO-SVCD. Now one DVD-Cloner means FOUR great products at the same time!   Fully compatible with Windows Vista operating system.   Recompile the reading engine to deal with the special DVD structure of Sony disc.   Adopt the arithmetic of avoiding damaged sector. Control the process of appearing "skipping bad sectors", and protect the CD-ROM and discs.   Upgrade the reading speed through optimizing the kernel. System Requirements Windows Vista, XP, 2000, Me or 98SE 500 MHz Intel Pentium III process or equivalent with 256MB of RAM Up to 9 GB available hard disc space for DVD images and temporary DVD files DVD reader (DVD writer required for burning DVDs)   DVD Cloner 6  Buy Now