Can anyone descripe me how to copy a movie file from CD to DVD..?
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Hi! Well, copying a movie FILE to a DVD is the same as copying ANY FILE TYPE to a DVD. It's just dragging the file from your desktop (or whatever folder you have your file stored in) into the Nero 6 application.\n\nJust pay special attention to that you ARE NOT TRYING to convert that Video File into DVD Movie file, where is that Nero or any other burner can give you an error.\n\nAnother way of just copying the file is Right click the file, then choose SEND TO, then choose your DVD Burner. Then, click the balloon message on your task bar, and then click on BURN.
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dvd decryptor, gets past the copyright, or dvd shrink will copy it, if you have nero,. i just use dvd decryptor simple easy fast effective
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you need something called 'dvd decoders' or 'dvd ripper'\nsearch for some free ones on http://www.download.com\nuse the ripper to rip the dvd movie to a valid mpeg file. then you can upload it to any website you like. or save it on your computer hard drive.
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I'm not sure what the heck you just said ... but as long as your computer has the ability to burn DVD's you should be able to copy moives from the disc and save it to the hard drive.\n\nNote: A movie in DVD format is usually about 8GB in size, so you might want to compress the files as well.
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Unlike DVD Movie, the Data DVD is much like a normal Folder in your hard disk or a Data CD. Unless ofcourse you are looking at a Copy Protected OEM Disc. In that case you cannot do it. \n\nIf its NOT a copy protected one, try the Image thingy. Use NERO to create a Disc Image of your DVD on to your hard disk and then use this image to write onto another DVD. If its confusing: \n\nPut the original DVD in and press COPY DISC in the Nero software and proceed as it instructs..\n\n.:Fishie:.
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you can buy dvd cloner III online it works with most movies but we have found a few it wouldnt copy (mostly disney movies)
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You can use Nero to 'burn the image file to disc' (its in the copy and backup section). From there, it should work on your DVD player
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Go through the following links. You got the information about how to copy of a DVD on a Mac computer.
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aslong as its not a dvd file you can do this\ndowload a version of "easy cd creator"\nand then just add the file as a  "data file"\ngood luck
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If you need to copy a DVD - first make sure it's a DVD you can copy legally!\nIf so, then the process is simple with a computer:\nsimply use a program like DVD Decrypter to rip all the files onto your computer, and there you have it - a copy of the DVD. Note it's the VOB files that contain the sound and audio.
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get a good file convertor like Nero and you'll have no problem. you can with some kung fu use: videolan\ni think, by law i cannot tell you the details.
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yea, if you have Nero you can simply take all the contents of the DVD and paste them throught the program to a specific location usually nero files in my desktop, or use a Divx.\nBesta luck.
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Which converter do you want. \n\nTo convert movies from one to another format, use virtualdub (Highly advanced so you will have to read the manual)\nTo rip DVDs, choose DVDx.\nTo burn CD, use CD Burner XP. \n\nAll of them are freeware. Also, you will need a decoder pack (Try nemo decoder pack) to convert movies from one format to another or to rip DVDs.\n\nMail me if you need other converter.
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find the program "DVDDecrypter" (freeware) on the net,  download it,  and use it to rip the movie to your hard drive.  once its in,  you can shrink it w/DVD Shrink.
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Hmm, well, it's a little complex, but once you get the hang of it it becomes straightforward. This is what I do. \n\nI've not found one tool that can be used in this way, so you need to download a few programs - but it's ok, they're all free!\n\nFirst, go to http://www.doom9.org - it's not very well laid out, but it contains instructions on how to use these tools, as well as where to download them.\n\nDVD Decrypt - Use this to rip the DVD from the disc to your hard drive. You'll be left with an .mpg, a MPEG file.\n\nProject X - Use this to split up the MPEG file into 2 - the video (.m2v) and the audio (.mp2).\n\nFinally, use Cuttermaran to find the section you want, cut it out and stick the audio and video back together again as an .mpg! If you want, you can then use another program, AutoGK, to shrink this to an .avi, but I think we can leave that for another time...\n\nBest of luck!
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You need a program that would change it into VCD (Video CD). Like Intervideo DVDCopy 4 would do it. But if it's bigger than the CD it would need to be put in 2 CD's. DVD-Shrink is a good program but it may cut out the ending of the movie. It has happened to me alot that's why now I'm putting it into DVD+R with CloneDVD 2.
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You can't, it's illegal. But, if you wanted to make a legal copy for backup in case the original is damaged...wink wink... you could use a program like DVD Decrypter for movies, or just a standard program like Media Player for music CDs. Just copy them to your hard drive, then burn them to another disc.\n\nIf you don't have a DVD writer, you can copy a DVD to your hard disk, then compress it and fit it onto a CD, but the quality will be horrible, and I can't recall the name of the program that does that.