Copy DVD or CD on Mac Using Disk Utility for free

If you want to make duplicates of your optical disks (CD and DVD) on your Mac, you don't need to buy any expensive software

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[mudersville]

I did this put the video is choppy, what did I do wrong?

[matiasbilbao]

@mudersville If you tried copying a copy protected movie DVD, then that is the reason. This method is not for copying movies or copy protected materials. For that see my other videos on how to copy movies using RipIt.

[shock325ify]

this can work for movies right

[matiasbilbao]

@shock325ify This is best used to backup your software DVD's, clone drives, duplicate volumes, etc...

[boxen76]

Yo have a mac pro huh?

[matiasbilbao]

@boxen76 Yep. I have had it for almost 6 years and it still rocks. I have upgraded all sorts of things. SSD for startup volume. Moved my home folder to a separate volume using an Apple raid card (8TB) plus have the Time Machine running internally. The thing is bullet proof.

[D4NI3LGONZALEZZ]

@matiasbilbao bullet proof huh? wana test that out? JK lol thanks for the video its so clean and simple!

[mudersville]

@matiasbilbao Ah right thanks. I'll check that video out.

[matiasbilbao]

@shock325ify Not most movie DVD's. For that watch my other video about using RipIt to do that.