To many DVD hobbyists, it is a must to backup DVD to avoid inconvenience when they want to watch DVD but can find the disc missing or damaged. Saving DVD content to ISO Image is a good way to backup DVD. Many people choose ImgBurn as the tool to read and save DVD to ISO image as it only takes very simple steps to realize reading. Below is a brief ImgBurn tutorial on copying DVD to ISO image:

1. Launch ImgBurn and insert the DVD you want to save.

2. Choose "Create Image File from Disc" button:

3. The interface of ImgBurn will show the DVD source and other info automatically. Here you need to choose destination folder by clicking the button shown in the picture below. After that, click the big 'Read' button to start saving DVD to ISO file.

4. The reading process will shown by ImgBurn and you will find the output ISO file once the reading is over:

Simple, isn't it? Imgburn guides you to save DVDs to ISO by the above simple steps. However, to those who want to copy their protected DVDs, ImgBurn cannot help them as it is unable to save encrypted DVDs. If you try to save a DVD under CSS/CPPM restrictions, ImgBurn will remind you that it cannot save such encrypted DVD.

So, one has to choose a different DVD backup program to copy his protected DVD to ISO image. BDlot DVD ISO MASTER will be the best choice to save protected DVD to ISO file. It is the first freeware to backup any DVD to ISO in the market. It can save regular and encrypted DVD to ISO without support from a third party DVD decrypting software, as it can remove both DVD region codes and other DVD protections like CSS, CPRM, CPPM, APS, UOPs, ARccOS, Rip-Guard, and Disney X protection. What's more exciting, this freeware will complete reading and saveing within just minutes. It is really everyone's NO.1 choice to backup DVD as ISO file.