How to Copy or Burn Locke DVD for Backup?

Locke, directed by Steven Knight and stars Tom Hardy, is a very unconventional and riveting movie. As a thriller, it has every detail to capture audience’s attention, giving the breathtaking effect, while it is very unusual, for all the scenes take place in the car driven by Ivan Locke (Tom Hardy), the thrilling story is carried out by one and another calls with Heroine. The movie is just a small cost one, while it’s still very necessary to copy or burn Locke DVD for our own watching and collection.

Tom Hardy gives the very best performance in the movie, maybe the best of his acting career. The movie has got lots of positive reviews since it was released on big screen, and it also won several big titles from 70th Venice International Film Festival and 2014 Sundance Film Festival. Therefore, either fans for Tom Hardy or simply thriller lovers, will find Locke is a masterpiece to collect in your DVD folders. Magic DVD Copier gives us the best and simplest solution for backup this DVD.

First of all, you can free download Magic DVD Copier and install the program on your computer. Then you can insert Locke DVD to your computer drive. Open the Copier, you will find the application already loads the disc information automatically.

You should set a target folder for the outcome or just use the default destination. You can see several copy modes below, select any one of them, “Full Disc”, “Main Movie”, or “Custom”, etc. Pay attention to the file size, basically the more content of DVD you copy, the larger size the copied file will get.

Click “Start” button, Magic DVD Copier starts to work. Just in a few minutes, you can have a perfect copy of Locke DVD, and you will be free from the worry that DVD scratches make damage to the movie. Magic DVD Copier allows users to copy or burn DVD movies in very excellent quality by just several mouse clicks. Try using this tool to backup Locke DVD. If you want to deal with this DVD movie on Mac, you may refer to How to Copy or Burn Locke DVD on Mac?