If i ripp a DVD does it keep its READWRITE PROTECT CODING..?
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No! if you rip a dvd, is going to loose the encryption, that type of encryption is writed directly on the disk. any riping program first is going to decrypt and then will copy it.
631856
If it is on a DVD, the recording is already digital.  Getting content off of a CD or DVD is called "ripping" and yes, it is possible, but what tools you will need to use will depend upon whether and how the DVD is copyright-protected.\n\nThere are lots of free, open-source, tools for DVD ripping that can be found at sourceforge.net (see link below), but they are mostly for the Linux OS and, as far as I can tell, not specifically meant for ripping copyright-protected DVDs.  I could be wrong, however, so feel free to browse through the list (just search for "DVD ripper").\n\nIf you do a Google search for the same subject, there is no shortage of proprietary non-free software tools for DVD ripping, including ones that claim to be able to bypass any copyright protection scheme.\n\nI hope that this helps!
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yes, you're right, there are copying opportunities of crypted DVDs\n1. 1ClickDVD for copying, DVD43 for decryption\nhttp://www.bestdvdduplicating.com/SL1-1Click-DVD.html?gad=CK-8lMgBEggSr6OqyIVr9xjHz8b-AyD3i_8L&OVRAW=1click%20DVD&OVKEY=1click%20dvd&OVMTC=standard\n2. CloneDVD for copying, AnyDVD for decryption\nhttp://www.slysoft.com/en/\n\nbut i don't discuss any further theme here. i'ts up to you what to do with this info.
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I use both programs.  AnyDVD to unencrypt the DVD. Then, use DVDShrink to rip it.  I like AnyDVD because it keeps up with the latest encryptions and updates it several times per a month.  DVDShrink hasn't been updated for like a year, so it doesn't rip all DVD's.  But, I like it's easy and simple compression functions.  DVD Decrypter is the other program that I use, if DVD Shrink doesn't work.
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if there's any doubt u might have, try using css decrypting software legally available on the web or simple buy a universal dvd player, meaning one that has no RPC (Region Protection Code) on it. my best bet would be the css decryting software. its easier to try and cost nothing as trial versions are available
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here is one of the last programs left that will copy protected dvd's . be sure not to do anything illegal with it - i will trust you\n\n\nhttp://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/dvd_rippers/dvd_shrink.cfm
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it depends of the encoder used to make the files and of the model/manufacturer of DVD player. Most modern ones can do that, or can be firmware upgraded to br able to. But not all. Be sure to check it out with the dealer / manufacturer.
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http://www.mrbass.org/dvdrip/\nhttp://freeware.filehungry.com/english/relates/dvd_ripper\nhttp://www.dirfile.com/freeware/dvd-ripper-with-avi-encoder-and-crack-dvd.htm\n\nfreeware is what it is.free\ni dont know about the quality yer gonna end up with\ntry gettin a full version of a name brand like ulead or dvdit pro\noff a p2p or torrent site
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if you go to the link in the sources, you can download DVD Dycrypter. When I first started using DVD Shrink it did the same thing. If you use DVD Decrypter to remove the encryption from the movie and save it to your computer, dvd shrink then can shrink the files with no problem.
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if u have bought a new DVD and ur wondering to create a back up of it...well they are protected with CSS encryption and use must have a software to create a copy ...\n\nhttp://www.google.co.in/search?hl=en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=create+backup+of+original+dvd&spell=1
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Using a combo of programs (i.e. anydvd & DVD Clone or DVD shrink & nero) it is easy to make a "backup of your own property and/or DVDs” it is illegal to reproduce copyright material w/o permission\n\nthese are free programs or programs you can get for less then $30
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once decyrpted they will burn fine\nburn as DVD DATA\nand use the AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS folders in the root of the burn
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in depends on the encoding software you use, you can visit some sites for further explanation on this topic, for example: http://www.dvdhelp.com
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FYI-\nDoing so violates the DMCA and is illegal.\n\nYou first need to 'rip' the DVD. That means decrypt the  embded security. There are applications on the internet that do this.\n\nThen you need to compress the data to make it fir a standard 4.7 gig disk OR use a Double Layer disk.  Again, there are shrinking applications.\n\nThen you burn.\n\nRip, Compress, Burn. That is it.\n\nBut remember, stealing copyrighted works is illegal.
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This is currently a grey area and legality depends on your geographical location (e.g. Not in the USA).  Currently, the most straight-forward, lean and successful free DVD ripper (for windows) is DVDFab Decrypter.  It can rip DVD's and remove all known copy protection schemes.  You can download it at:\nhttp://www.dvdidle.com/free.htm
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dvd shrink (excellent app, my first choice) and dvd decrypter..\nboth are free.
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rip it with dvd decrypter .. then it will be region free .. just shrink with dvd shrink if u need to then reburn it .. look through the settings and chek remove rce protection . .