Do you remember? Back to 2008 the Academy Awards, Disney & Pixar's animation - WALL E won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature, while some members and fans complained bitterly about WALL-E won the award but was not nominated for Best Picture!

We can see WALL E received overwhelmingly positive reviews from critics even for the DVD quality (WALL E DVD was released at Nov 18th, 2008). But it has been passed three years since the first batch of WALL E DVD issued. And our question is:Does this movie DVD still playable for you?

Under recommended storage conditions, technically speaking, a DVD's life span is as long as 100 to 200 years. However, in our daily life, we can not store DVD collections as safe as in vault or laboratory. And below fasters are real determinants that decide how long does your DVD survive?

1. DVD format / type
2. Manufacturing quality
3. Condition of the disc before recording
4. Quality of the disc recording
5. Handling and maintenance
6. Environmental conditions

Finally there only one factor left for us to make our DVDs usable longer - Handling and maintenance. The problem will get more annoying when preserving Kids movie DVDs, like WALL E. Their pets or toys are great enemies against optical DVD disc. Even their finger print will corrode the surface.

And our suggestion is: You do not have to spend large sums of money replacing your favorite DVD WALL E due to frequent scratches. By backing up DVD WALL E (already allowed in US court for home users) to blank DVD R / RW disc, you can get rid of disturbing blurred image and poor audio sound caused by scratches.

How to protect DVD WALL-E by backing up DVD to DVD?

You can free download BDlot DVD Clone Ultimate and follow with installing instruction to get it workable on your computer. As Jade Ferreira Petronilla at SuperDownloads commented that: "BDlot Ultimate Clone DVD can make copies of DVDs from a unique technology that ensures a fast and extremely accurate results. Your system can access and unlock the main types of copy protection found on DVDs"

Step 1: Choose Full DVD Backup mode

Step 2: Choose Clone DVD to DVD option

Step 3: The DVD will auto appear in Source DVD volume and set the Target DVD Burner

Step 4: Set the Temp Folder with Browse dropdown button

Step 5: Click Run to clone your DVD WALL E to another blank DVD