Regardless of content, the process of duplicating a CD remains the same. As matter of fact, the duplicating process of a CD is also used in the same manner for duplicating DVDs. Replication uses much the same process.

Miniaturization is a wonderful technological advance. Without it, the computer will need a whole room to house all its components. Since the parts are huge, the cost for making them would be astronomical as well. As end users, we will not be able to afford to buy a computer. Only large corporations and government institutions will be able to afford them and to a very limited extent. Imagine the FBI having only one computer to use in a state or city. That would spell real trouble for city or state police since their funding comes from the local level that would mean they’d really have only one computer to work with.

Duplicating a DVD nowadays is as easy as pie. Whereas before, you had to purchase an expensive, stand alone DVD duplicator to make your copies, today, you only need a DVD writer drive on your computer along with the software for making those duplicates.

Just like the Betamax, VHS is nearing it’s sunset. The VHS has given way to the new DVD video format. Just like with the Betamax, people transferred their memorables and collectibles into the new VHS tapes. As DVD has already outpaced VHS, people seeking to, once again, transfer their memorables to this new storage medium are having to deal with new technology.

I don’t really want to keep on using and reusing a video classic. What happens when the disc becomes damaged or worn out? It’s a good thing that there are different DVD duplicating programs out in the market. Here are three of the most popular and highly rated software for DVD duplication.