Exactly my point, CloneDVD does it all in one simple interface with AnyDVD running in the background. If you configure AnyDVD to run at startup there is nothing else to do but enable CloneDVD and go through ther selection process.
Doesn't get any simpler than that.

Once Whisper024 reads the manual and familiarizes himself\herself with the program, corrects the slow burn problem, the opinion may change.

Whisper024
Perhaps you can start a new thread and request help with your problem of slow burning. Please give as many facts as possible to help diagnose the problem. Give your notebook specs, including burner manufacturer, media manufacturer used, burn speed.
Make sure you have the latest firmware installed for the DVD burner you are using. I'm confident you will get some informative suggestions of what can be wrong.

Although I have iused a number of copy programs in the past, including DVD Decrypter and DVD Shrink, I have found nothing that suits my needs better in regards to quality, speed and ease of use than the combination of AnyDVD and CloneDVD 2. Well worth the nominal investment.