How to Copy or Burn Transformers: Age of Extinction DVD?

Transformers: Age of Extinction DVD is released in September 30. This is the fourth installment of Transformer live-action movies, directed by Michael Bay. Action scenes and visual effects make this movie another classic in high-tech movies, and for fans of Transformers, the story after Chicago battle is also something must-see. Thus, many people will get this DVD for watching and collection, but how to copy or burn Transformers Age of Extinction DVD in the best way? This article will tell you the answer in the following paragraphs.

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Magic DVD Copier enables users to copy/backup all kinds of DVDs even the protected DVDs to computer local hard drives and burn onto a new blank/erasable DVD disc in 1:1 mode without any loss of quality. It can also split a DVD9 movie to two 4.7 GB blank DVDs and compress a DVD9 movie to fit on a 4.7 GB DVD.

If you want to copy Transformers: Age of Extinction DVD

Launch the Magic DVD Copier. Insert the DVD movie, and Copier will automatically read the disc information. You can specify the Target folder and Copy Mode for the copied file. Press “Start” and in just several minutes, the Transformers: Age of Extinction DVD is copied to the drive folder as you selected just now.

If you want to burn Transformers: Age of Extinction DVD

Launch the Magic DVD Copier. Insert the DVD movie, and Copier automatically load the disc information. Note that you need to select a blank disc as the Target, then after movie file is copied, you can insert a blank disc to finish the burning. This is the only difference from the process of copying the DVD movie to hard drive.

Follow the above guide, you can successfully copy or burn Transformers: Age of Extinction DVD to hard drive or another blank disc, which is the best way for you to enjoy this spectacular movie in perfect quality with no worry in the possible DVD damage.