Like the DTS audio, the subtitles or the menus and extras. Logically it is possible to eliminate or include contents in the copy we are going to make. Among the available options, we will be able to save a copy of the file or directly save it to a DVD whether a 4.5 GB or 9 GB disk. The interface is divided into two big areas, the part where we indicate where the DVD that we want to copy is (we will be able to choose between a DVD or a Windows folder) and the one where we can choose the configuration of the file that we will obtain. Plato DVD Copy is an application that will allow us to make these copies without loosing a shred of quality from the audio or the video. This work is in the Public Domain, meaning that it is not subject to copyright.If you have a collection of DVD films and you want to copy them to other disks to preserve them, it is usual to use ripping applications with which we will obtain files that occupy a lot less, with the consequent loss of quality. That is how you can get back to the app and either stop or change the audio. When you exit the app while an audio file is still active and playing, you can see a small music note in the notification bar. * Audio (streamed and downloaded) stops automatically when you receive a call * If file is downloaded, the app will serve the audio file directly from your device (no internet connection needed) * You can also download each MP3 file by using the download icon in the top right corner * All files are streamed from the internet (internet connection needed to listen!)
You have the choice of either listening via audio streaming from the internet or you can download the files to your device. You will find a complete list of all included works at the end of the description. Most of the audio books are in English (translated by Benjamin JOWETT), but you will also find the works in the original ancient Greek language, as well as some in German, French and Spanish. This Plato Audiobook Collection contains 34 complete works. Plato (Greek: Πλάτων, Plátōn, "broad" 428/427 BC – 348/347 BC) was a philosopher in Classical Greece.
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