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What is the best software to use to copy DVD movies, Finnally got myself a DVD burner, But I don't know how to copy copywrited DVD's.
I tried with NERO but it wouldn't let me do it.
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There are a few good ones. My personal favorite for windows is DVD X-COPY. I don't believe that the people who made it originally (321 studios) still do make it, I think it was stamped out with the DMCA crap this country puts up with, but search on the web, you can find a copy. Alcohol 120% is another good one to try. Search IRC for it with the "packetnews" site, I am sure you can round up a copy.
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DVD Decrypter, it removes Macrovision and region coding. Then burn the files to a DVD+R.
Nero, Roxio, and the rest won't copy it because the files are encrypted.
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Shrink does the same and its free. Additonally, you can re-author and strip out all the BS, essentially allowing for the entire feature to fit on a non-dl dvd-r, with little to no compression.
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I agree with junkman, DVD Decrypter is the way to go. He and I can't afford to have any more of life stripped, compressed or re-authored.
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Thanks for all the replies guys.
Well it was easy to find DVD shrink. I will keep looking for DVD Decrypter.
With DVD Shrink It was sure easy to use but, after I copied it, dolby 5.1 did not work on the disk.
Full picture and sound, excellent quality but no 5.1.............I am a huge sound quality fanatic, I must have not selected something right.
It should copy over full DTS dolby digital surround, shouldn't it.?
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i use dvd x and clone dvd
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