(EMAILWIRE.COM, April 01, 2010 ) New York, NY- The process of building a game library can be very expensive. Bad if the favorite game becomes unusable due to scratches, dents or worse sat on and broken.
It then becomes necessary to have a method of keeping one good “house” copy for everyone to use, and keep the store bought version in a safe place.
Then itÂ’s necessary to know how to back up, copy and burn almost any game. The only safe way is to use the right kind of software, but which software is the most dependable?
To back up a game, the software program must be able to decrypt the gameÂ’s protection. This way, it will be able to fully copy the entire game and all of its features to an empty disc or hard drive.
Some software programs can be hard to get. But once the right software is found it should only need to perform a few easy steps to complete the backup process.
When choosing the right software program, look for one that will make a backup copy of all the game systems in the house. A really good program will also be able to make a backup copy of most DVDÂ’s and some CDÂ’s that are owned, or that was made from a video camera or other recording devices.
But the actual copying process will be very easy, and only involve a few steps.
A) Insert the original disc inside your computer. B) Start the software. C) Make the backup copy to the hard drive. D) Transfer (with the software) the media needing a backup copy. E) Check the backup copy in the device it will be running in i.e.: DVD or Game console.
Once this is completed, the library will have a successfully copied, backed up and fully useable media disc.
There are many software programs online that promote they can easily back up, copy and burn the games and most media titles.
But, is this true; are there many programs online that can do this? The answer is no. But, this doesn't mean that there isn't any software online that can back up the necessary titles in the home library.
The choice must be made from a company that has a return policy, in case what is needed from the media has problems during the copying and playback process.
Only buy software from a reliable company that has good return policies, and not just for 30 days. Try to find a company that will issue a refund up to 60 days.
In this way, all of the home media can be backed up, and used to make sure it will perform to its desired functions.
This company has a 60 day return policy, and shows it can copy all media projects.
