What dvd are best to use when copying movies?
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1) I use Sony DVD-RW's. They're the best and you can reuse them if you decide to erase. They're not permanent like DVD-R's. So far the only place I've found them is Staples.\n\n2) Play the DVD through a portable device and record to a DVD recorder. That will allow you to get past the copyright devices.
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I use http://www.dvd-cloner.com Most burners you have to pay for because of the CSS decryptor, but you can use the trial for now.\n\nI always use dvd cloner and I never had a problem with burning copyrighted movies. I have a collection of 600 DVD movies.
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You must use DVD Decrypter to copy it on your hard disk.\n\nThen you use DVD Shrink to burn it on a new DVD.\nMost movies are over 4.7Gb, which is why you need DVD Shrink to shrink it to 4.7Gb\n\nIn most cases, you can make a backup copy with DVD Shrink. But you won't get the menu from the original DVD.\n\nWith DVD Decrypter you get the complete copy, minus the top range quality if you have to shrink it. Unless you are prepared to buy some dual layer DVDs so that you don't have to shrink it. But unless you have some hi-tech television, I doubt that you would notice the difference in quality between the original and the shrink one.\n\nBefore shrinking the movie, you get some options to delete things. I usually delete the subtitles and the other languages, just keeping the english one. In doing this, you reduce the size of the movie... Which mean you don't need to shrink as much. The less shrinkage, the better the quality will be.
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The best software that I can recommend is Power Director which lets you to import DVD Clips, add title, narrations, apply effects and transitions and lets you create a DVD Movie.\n\nYou can get it from\n\nhttp://www.download.com\n\nBYE
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If you just want to back up your DVD collection it's fine to use cloning software which produce very good back ups of your DVD's. But is illegal to copy and sell them.\nTry the link below which is the software i use for my own use.You can download a trial version to try.\nGood luck and stay legal.
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There's a software called DVD Copy Plus.
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The easiest way is to use something like DVD Shrink which will rip and then compress Dual Layer (DVD-9, 8.6GB) discs to a Single Layer DVD. \n\nOtherwise the best quality way is to use DVD Decrypter and then DVD Rebuilder.
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You can just copy the contents of dvd on your hard disk for playing them you will need any software that plays DVD's. VLC is one such type free player or Power DVD more common among people but it's not free.\n\nYou can use DivX to convert your .VOB files that actually contain movie to .avi or the format you prefer but yeah conversion takes good amount of time :-)
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Best dvd copy program: 1Click DVD Copy Pro. Get it here: http://www.burner-software.com/1Click-DVD-Copy-Pro.html\nIt can break latest copy-protection ;-)\nIt works best with DVD43, which is a css-decrypting tool that runs in the background. get dvd43 here: http://www.burner-software.com/Download/DVD43_3-9-0_Setup.exe
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I would suggest shrink dvd, its free too.\n\nRegards EDD
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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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You dont need instructions if you use www.dvd-cloner.com. Ive been using it for 2 years now. They even have a decriptor that can copy 99% of DVDs without worrying about the copyright protection. The upgrades are free and it is one simple click as long as you have a DVD copy drive. Just get that software and a pack of DVD-R and copy them. As long as you dont distribute them for sale and its for your personal use, then it is not illegal.
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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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Clone DVD works very well.\nI use it.
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i think there are programs to do this..but there are programs to copy from a copyprotected DVD too!!!
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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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I would suggest using AVI2DVD because its free and probably the best tool out there: http://www.techroam.com/how-to-burn-avi-to-dvd/