Need a spare copy of a home-made DVD, or want to fit a dual-layer disc onto a cheaper single-layer blank? Apollo DVD Copy duplicates DVDs to disc or hard drive and squeezes DVD9 content onto a DVD5 disc.
Apollo DVD Copy saves DVDs to discs or a hard drive
The program reads a DVD and creates a copy for another DVD or a hard-drive destination. For a disc-to-disc copy, the source and destination are the original DVD and the new disc. Saving the contents to a hard drive gives you a stored copy of the DVD material.
The interface is simple and focused only on copying, and the program has not been updated in many years.
Choose which DVD components to copy
Apollo DVD Copy can extract the full DVD or let you select individual components from a list. The available selections include:
- Audio channels
- Video channels
- Chapters
- Languages
Compress DVD9 content for DVD5
The program offers a DVD9-to-DVD5 copy option. This compresses DVD9 content for a DVD5 disc, with the stated aim of retaining the original quality. Dropping extra audio languages or bonus chapters leaves more room for the main movie.
Pros
- Copies DVD content to another disc or a hard drive
- Lets you select audio, video, chapters, and languages
- Includes DVD9-to-DVD5 compression
Cons
- Copying protected commercial DVDs is illegal in many countries
- Not updated in many years
- No Blu-ray support
Can Apollo DVD Copy save DVD content to a hard drive?
Yes. It can copy DVD content to a hard drive as well as to another DVD.
Can I copy only selected parts of a DVD?
Yes. You can select audio or video channels, chapters, and languages, or copy the full DVD.
Does Apollo DVD Copy offer DVD9-to-DVD5 compression?
Yes. It includes an option to compress DVD9 content for a DVD5 disc.