I will extensively with hastle store bought DVD. My parents have a home weekend, and I usually bring along guests, and I also make a few movies there with me to receive my guests. Often I forget them there, or eventually take them with me on a 250 Mile Drive.
Recently, I had what I thought was a stroke of genius. I just support them with my computer DVD burner. In this way, I could leave my copy of detail there, and if someone wanted to see this film, I would have a backup here.
It was almost perfect, I bought a stack of 25 DVD and sat down to begin copying, finding many of my DVDs are protected? The homeless whom? Me? The guy who owns a copy? The guy who would like to have a backup copy, or play the movie on a video iPod?
No, it's to protect this film piracy software. So I was looking around, and I wanted to know if someone has advice? I tried AnyDVD, markers Dry Erase ... ideas are welcome.
Recently, I had what I thought was a stroke of genius. I just support them with my computer DVD burner. In this way, I could leave my copy of detail there, and if someone wanted to see this film, I would have a backup here.
It was almost perfect, I bought a stack of 25 DVD and sat down to begin copying, finding many of my DVDs are protected? The homeless whom? Me? The guy who owns a copy? The guy who would like to have a backup copy, or play the movie on a video iPod?
No, it's to protect this film piracy software. So I was looking around, and I wanted to know if someone has advice? I tried AnyDVD, markers Dry Erase ... ideas are welcome.
7 comments:
(From old blog's comments)
its music as they are copywright protected.That is your copy retail or rental copy from your local video store. DVD Shrink copy them in conjunction with Nero. If you buy a copy pure and simple, you can be your copy, it simply can not sell.
(From old blog's comments)
anydvd is a fairly black .. but you still need a ripper .. use instead of it all.
just decrypt the CSS protection that .. which should not be a crack version also .. I apologize if it is not .. to enjoy.
(From old blog's comments)
Designed for a very good option last time I had to do likewise.
(From old blog's comments)
I always use this isofter DVD Ripper to support my DVD in my local disk.
(From old blog's comments)
If you copy DVD to use for yourself, I think it's OK.
gifts Daniusoft I use DVD copy to save a DVD movie that I want.
You can download it free here to have a try:
If you have any questions, you can e-mail me or use Yahoo to search for more answers You can try
(From old blog's comments)
the all-in-a large video and DVD software, meet all your needs. RipIt4Me
(From old blog's comments)
Download:
This program is free and will copy any DVD. It will also remove any restrictions on the original DVD
There are also tutorials with step-by-step instructions available on the net. Just do a search. Here is a link:
This free program achieves 100 x better than any programs commercially available that you have to pay.
Good luck
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