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watermelon
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DVD backup

Post by watermelon »

i want to backup my dvds in mpg4. im not too bothered on the format though, just as long as the quality isnt noticeably worse when view back on a tv.

but for some reason there seems to be no easy way to do this without either buying a program, or fiddling around for ages with free, but overly complicated programs.

i just want a program thats free and i can simply select the output and press go.

does anyone know of any such programs?
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Post by sniper_spike »

Simply select output and press go? Haha, you better be ready to cash out some dough.

Here's all ou need to know:
http://www.videohelp.com/
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Post by timmeh87 »

so you want to take a commercial dvd-9, and put it on a burnable dvd so that it can be played in a dvd player like it was the original?

if so, get dvd-shrink. no question.
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www.doom9.org
It's my best resource on this topic. That is all I have to say, cause I'm not planning on breaking any rules.
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Post by sniper_spike »

timmeh87 wrote:so you want to take a commercial dvd-9, and put it on a burnable dvd so that it can be played in a dvd player like it was the original?

if so, get dvd-shrink. no question.
I can't quite understand his question either. First he wants MPG4, then DVD... maybe he has a DivX player?
Quite right though, DVD-Shrink combined with DVD Decrypter is tha bomb.

Oh, and Videohelp > Doom9 :P
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Post by Bay_Wolf »

http://www.digital-digest.com loads of information about dvd shrink dvd decrypter, and like encoding videos to avi and just about anything about digital vides go to the forum part of it.

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Post by Harshboy »

dont forget to get DVD43 to take off protection, some DVDs are protected and can't be backed up (This is said for BACKUP! Don't make ILLEGAL copies!!!!!!)
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Post by sniper_spike »

DVD Decryptor takes care of that. :)
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