what software do i need to copy downloaded movies that will only play on a computer to copy them and convert t
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if u mean streaming video u will need a video recorder + audio recorder or both in 1\n\nif downloaded 1...just download nero and it will help u add ur movie file and burn it in dvd format
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The easy way: use a package like Nero Vision that takes any format and does all the work.\nThe hard way: transcode it if it's not in mpeg-2 format to mpeg-2, then use a DVD authoring suite to create the DVD. \n\nThere are other programs besides Nero Vision that do all of the work, but it's the first one I could think of.
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The correct answer is sometimes.  You ALSO require a DVD burner and software.\n\nSome movies will copy directly disc to disc, and some will not.  This depends, in part, on your burner software.  Others can be transferred to your computer first, and sometimes the players (on computers) will not play them until they are in a "decoded" format.\n\nYou CAN get "decrypter" programs that will allow you to put movies onto your hard drive for the ones that won't copy directly.  Then with appropriate software you can put them on a new DVD, from your hard drive.\n\nKindly note that doing so is ILLEGAL, and you can land in jail!!
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There are many programs which will do this for you.\nThe one I use is VSO software's convert x to dvd\n\nIt converts almost all source files to dvd - it will even burn the dvd after the conversion process if you let it.\nReal simple operation, and pretty cheap to boot.\nI have no association with VSO, or any related company - it's just great software in my opinion.
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I would try http://www.dvd-cloner.com cuz they have a CSS decryptor that will burn movies that are copyrighted.\n\nUse the evaluation version for now.\n\nI only give out the registration key code if I get the chosen as the best answer =)
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get daemon tools\n\nhttp://www.daemon-tools.cc\n\nSupported filetypes\n\n    * b5t (Blindwrite 5)\n    * b6t (Blindwrite 6)\n    * bwt (Blindwrite, older versions)\n    * ccd (CloneCD)\n    * cdi (Discjuggler)\n    * cue/bin\n    * img (not on supported filetype list but may be used through "All files (*.*)")\n    * iso\n    * mds/mdf (Media Descriptor File) (Commonly used by Alcohol 120%)\n    * nrg (Nero Burning ROM)\n    * pdi (Instant CD/DVD)\n    * dmg (PowerISO)\n\nmount the cue file then play the movie, it will create virtual drives which can then play image files
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I don't know of any direct converters.  But, there is a way to get it to that format through intermediate steps.  Both applications I mention are free.\n\n1) Get DVD Decrypter (or another DVD ripper).  Then, make sure you set DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD program to a single MPEG file (rather than multiple files it uses by default).  Be sure to rip only one video and one audio stream.  The MP4 format only supports one of each (especially on devices like the iPod or the PSP).  Do not rip any captioning streams (they are not supported). \n2) Get PSP Video 9 (which includes FFMPEG  and has a nice GUI interface) and use this application to convert the resulting ripped MPEG file to MP4.\n\nNote: You will need between 6-8GB of space to store the ripped MPEG file.  You may also need an additional 6-8GB of space to store the full sized MP4 file.\n\nInside PSP Video 9, you will need to create a profile that's of the same height x width as the original MPEG file.  But, once you create a profile and save it, you can use it again and again.  The resulting MP4 you create will be playable in Quicktime or any other MP4 player capable of playing that resolution.\n\nIf you are targeting the MP4 to a smaller device (phone, iPod or PSP), then you will need to create a profile that fits with the resolution of the destination device.\n\nYou will have to use Yahoo or Google to find a copy of DVD Decrypter.  However, you can get PSP Video 9 at http://www.pspvideo9.com\n\nGood luck.
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I use DVD Shrink \n\nhttp://www.dvdshrink.org/\n\nFree download.  Works great
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download Total Video Converter at download.com. You will be able to convert it to whatever kind of file you want. WARNING: it is only a trial version\n\nAND IT WORKS GREAT!
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I recommend Xilisoft DVD Ripper -- very easy to use, but you have to pay.\n\nFor free software (may not work with every DVD), try DVDFab Decrypter.
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Use a DVD burner like NERO to encode the downloaded files and burn them on to a CD. Make sure that you burn it as a Video DVD And not as a data DVD. For downloading or buying NERO go to www.nero.com
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You need a converter program. The movie file was probably downloaded as an MPG or AVI or something and needs to be coded and converted. Do a search for any file conversion programs.
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Hello Dear\nyou can install this software to convert a lot of formats together.\nhttp://download-search.search.com/click?sl,download-search.1.314.1438.leader2.2.MPEG4.e12df52ebedb7a7465,http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Egoogle%2Ecom%2Fpagead%2Ficlk%3Fsa%3Dl%26ai%3DBkMqDacdMRIWXK8maYJvp2a0C2LjvFMTUsfwBxqf_CrDqARADGAMggrL1AygDQLwSSJA5UNPo1MwFoAHUnvX9A6oBD2Rvd25sb2FkLXNlYXJjaMgBAZUCEUwYCg%26num%3D3%26adurl%3Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fphil73%2Emp4advance%2Ehop%2Eclickbank%2Enet\nhttp://download-search.search.com/click?sl,download-search.1.314.1438.leader2.0.MPEG4.e1e534986bff04a26f,http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Egoogle%2Ecom%2Furl%3Fsa%3Dl%26ai%3DBG7g1acdMRIWXK8maYJvp2a0Cy_X4FaPAkKgC9_XOyQXwhA4QARgBIIKy9QMoA0C8EkiUOVCO5q%2Dn______8BqgEPZG93bmxvYWQtc2VhcmNoyAEBlQIcIxgK%26num%3D1%26q%3Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fad%2Edoubleclick%2Enet%2Fclk%253B29430048%253B12870396%253Bj%253Fhttp%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eti%2Ecom%2Fcorp%2Fdocs%2Flanding%2Fdavinci%2Ffirstproducts%2Ehtml\n\nGood luck
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movies or data?\n\nIf you have a fairly good dvd burner on your computer for movies I'd use http://www.dvdshrink.org/what.html\n\nDVD Shrink..its FREE, and provides no loss of quality for movies, unlike commercial pay for it dvd back up software.\n\nIts simple to use, all in one software. You used to have to link it to another piece of software.  Now you can just put in a dvd...select OPEN disc.  Then Back UP.  Wait some time (between 10mins to an hour) and it begins burning.  NO loss of quality.\n\nDVD X Copy is a lesser contender, but again being commercial software its a) not free b) you do lose visible quality on your footage if you are compressing a larger film onto a DVD-r(or dvd+r). \n\nOf course you may have a dual layer burner that can cope with 9GB DVD blank discs....\n\nFor data:\n\nI just use NERO.  Why? because its practiaclly idiot proof and does do a lot.\n\nOnce you got your software you'll want discs!\n\nThis is the best place to get them online.  I can get DVD blanks for under a dollar a piece! \nhttp://www.meritline.com/\n\nThis is the type I use http://www.meritline.com/ritek-8x-dvd-r-dvdr-silver-blank-media-discs1.html Though this is DVD-R be sure to buy the type YOU can burn to.  I have recently upgraded to a better DVD player, but my old no thrills basic model coped with these discs whereas it wouldnt others.  My new DVD player copes with pretty much any disc.  But I like these DVDs and pretty much stick them.\n\nMerit line are really cheap (the above start at $0.45 each in packs of 50), and have a 60 day money back garuntee if your dvds are no good.  So you can burn one, try it in your dvd player and if its no good, send it all back! Heck if you only want to burn your kid's dvds...then you could buy 1 box of 50 and there you have 4GB of storage on 1 DVD almost like a mini hard drive!\n\nGood luck
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You can use a program like SuperDVD creator to make DVDs from movie files. \n\nThere are no legal ways to download movies without digital rights management which should prevent you from taking them off your computer.
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Clone DVD will do the trick. But it saves it in VBO's which Power DVD Player will recognise.\nYou could then use Video Redo to convert it to mpeg if you wanted to since you don't seem to want to burn a copy.
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It all depends... if you want to just burn them on DVD and save them for later viewing thru a COMPUTER then the methods mentioned above should work.\n\nIf you need that DVD to play on your regular dvd player, then it's very very difficult and complicated process.  As the first contributor pointed out, you can go to dvdrhelp.com/videohelp.com to see if there is some free software out there that can convert whatever format these movies you downloaded from the web into a standard DVD video format which is MPEG-2 720x480.  It gets complicated because it depends on the resolution and quality and type of format your movies are in.  If your downloaded movie is of bad quality and resolution, putting it on DVD will look horrible.  Something that looks great on your PC may not look great on your TV as you play that DVD.\n\nLooks for something like converting avi/wmv/mov/mpeg to dvd in the site above