Preserve the complete DVD structure
A structure-preserving backup keeps the DVD file system, titles, chapters, menus, audio, and subtitles together instead of re-encoding only the main feature. Choose a DVD folder or ISO when those navigation features matter.
Confirm that you are authorized to copy the source and select an output location with enough free space for the complete backup.
Full disc, selected titles, or a video file?
Choose Full Disc Backup for the complete disc structure in an ISO or folder. Choose Lossless Copy when you only need selected titles; that is not a substitute for a complete disc archive. Converting a title to MP4 creates a separate playback file and does not retain the original disc menus or complete structure.
Verify the backup before archiving the disc
An ISO or VIDEO_TS folder is a disc backup, not a video file that every player can open. Use a player that supports the selected DVD backup format. Compare menus, title order, chapter jumps, audio languages, and subtitles with the source, then check playback and sync at the beginning, middle, and end. Keep the original disc until these checks pass.
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