Copying copyright DVD's
This is a question for a friend, ( and that is the truth ). He has a DVD that he wants to copy for his own use but it is apparently copyright protected.
Is there any simple way he can copy this or would he need to buy a program to allow him to do this. I have already told him that I do not condone illegal copying. :angel: |
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I often take a DVD with me when I travel around the UK - and I take a copy rather than the original, so that it does not get damaged. (or if it does I don't care...) DVDshrink is brilliant, it even allows you to take out the bits you do not need - like the subtitles and foreign language versions... |
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i dont do this yet as perfect 1:1 copies cant always be done yet ..and yes im picky and hate reencodes :)
even dl dvds wont help yet as hollywood dvd 9's are 9.4 gig is it ? and normal dl dvds are just over 8 gig |
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My dvd writer can record up to 8.4gb so I can do 'perfect copies' if I wanted to ;) - not that I WOULD of course, unless it was copies of my home video dvd's, yeah that's right :D I've never seen a dvd-10 (9.4gb) dvd yet, but even so - I bet most of that would be taken up with extras or commentaries :) http://www.mpeg.org/MPEG/DVD/Book_A/Specs.html has some info about dvd sizes... |
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im aware of how it works thats why i said in my first line that you quoted so well "you cant always"
while we all know u can strip subs/different audio/trailers/extras etc to make the movie fit thats not a 1:1 and films are not always 7 gig a lot of the older films are as extras on them are hard to find if any exsist i think i could backup 50% of my collection easily i could probably even do some of em on 4 gig dvds if needed to. |
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this is the ultimate resource guide to this kind of stuff including backing up DVDs...
http://www.videohelp.com/dvdbackup |
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i wouldnt take it the wrong way im sorry if i hurt your feelings but i feel what you said was wrong respond all u like its why your a member of this and no doubt many fora
you can backup ur current collection 1:1 i cant im sure there are dvds out there that people own that are to big for this without some tweaking and u may one day buy a dvd that will be to large for your burner. |
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You could also check out http://www.doom9.org/index.html
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doom9 is a bible the guides are superb especially the ripping to xvid/divx + ac3
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You might have some problems with DVDShrink and some specially compyrighted DVDs. You should check out DVD Decrypter, which can strip all kinds of protections.
www.dvddecrypter.com |
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