Any DVD Cloner can handle single layer DVD-5 and dual layer DVD-9, so it's able to copy DVD movies between different mediums, such as DVD to DVD, DVD to hard drive, hard drive to DVD:

1.
Copy single-layer DVD5 movies onto single-layer (DVD5) DVD+R/RW DVD-R/RW discs.

1.1 Go to menu Settings > Options, select 4400 (DVD D5) in Max DVD Size:


1.2 Insert a DVD-5 disk into the drive, and click Open DVD button.

1.3 Insert a blank DVD-5 disk into another drive (DVD burner), and click Copy DVD button.

Note:
a. If you frequently use this clone type, you can check Auto Burn in step 2.1;
b. If you want to save hard disk space after cloning, check Delete temporary folder when DVD Cloner finished in step 2.1.

2.
Copy dual-layer (DVD9) movies onto dual-layer DVD+R/RW DVD-R/RW discs.

2.1 Go to menu Settings > Options, select 8000 (DVD D9) in Max DVD Size:


2.2 Insert a DVD-9 disk into the drive, and click Open DVD button.

2.3 Insert a blank DVD-9 disk into another drive (DVD burner), and click Copy DVD button.

3.
Shrink and copy a dual-layer (DVD9) movie into one single-layer (DVD5) saving disc space in high quality.

3.1 Go to menu Settings > Options, select 4400 (DVD D5) in Max DVD Size:


3.2 Insert a DVD-9 disk into the drive, and click Open DVD button.

3.3 Check this page to omit some files from the source disk to let the final size fit a DVD-5 disk.

3.4 Insert a blank DVD-5 disk into another drive (DVD burner), and click Copy DVD button:

4.
Copy a DVD to your hard drive in DVD file structure so that you can watch a DVD movie or burn a DVD disc from the hard drive.
There are two clone types if you want to copy from DVD Disk to hard drive, to save it as ISO image file or create DVD backup folder.

4.1 DVD Disk to ISO Image File

4.1.1 Insert a DVD disk into the drive, and click Open DVD button.

4.1.2 Select clips to be cloned:
In the DVD explorer, you are able to select the clips to be cloned. Below example skips some chapters and subtitles, and omit titleset 1 and 2. You can also select any clip and press Preview Title button, or right click on the title and select Preview, to watch it in th preview window before cloning:


4.1.3 Choose output device,  and click Copy DVD button:
In the drop down list of Output Device, there are many options. They can make different kinds of clone from the source DVD:


    ISO Image File: this option will create ISO image file on hard disk;

    DVD Folder: this option will backup DVD to local hard disk as folder;

    Source DVD drive*: in this illustration, F: drive is the source DVD drive; remember not to select this one;

    Output DVD drive*: no other DVD burner, or many other DVD burners; this depends on your computer hardware configuration.

4.1.4 In the Save As window prompted, select a path to backup this ISO image file.

4.2 DVD Disk to DVD Backup Folder

4.2.1 Insert a DVD disk into the drive, and click Open DVD button.

4.2.2 Select clips to be cloned. (Please refer to step 4.1.2)

4.2.3 Choose output device,  and click Copy DVD button:
In the drop down list of Output Device, there are many options. They can make different kinds of clone from the source DVD. (Please refer to step 4.1.3)

4.2.4 In the Browse For Folder window prompted, select a folder to backup DVD files.

Wait for a while, a DVD folder with copied files will be created successfully.
Note: Make sure there's enough free disk space to create ISO file or DVD backup folder in your hard drive.

5.
Burn a DVD structure file from your hard drive to a blank DVD disc.

There are two clone types if you want to copy from files on hard drive to DVD, from ISO image file or DVD backup folder.

5.1 ISO Image File to Blank DVD Disk

5.1.1 Insert a black DVD disk into DVD burner, and click Burn to DVD button.

5.1.2 In the Burn to DVD window prompted, click disk icon:


5.1.3 In the Open window prompted, find the ISO from your hard drive;

5.1.4 Click Burn button in Burn to DVD window to start burning.

5.2 DVD Backup Folder to Blank DVD Disk

5.2.1 Insert a black DVD disk into DVD burner, and click Burn to DVD button.

5.2.2 In the Burn to DVD window prompted, click folder icon.


5.2.3 In the Browse For Folder window prompted, find the folder from your hard drive;

5.2.4 Click Burn button in Burn to DVD window to start burning.

Note:a. If your ISO or folder is in a large size for DVD-9 format, remember to check DVD+R double layer compatibility mode. For more information about DVD types, please check DVD Glossary section of this page.

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