How Can I save pictures from my DVD movies when i'm playing them on m pc?
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Another way to do it is to pause the movie, hit the Print Screen key (sometimes abbreviated Prnt Scrn), open Paint, paste the pic in there, then save it.
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Use NeroVision express..\nThe movie automatically gets compressed according to the requirements with almost zero quality reduction.
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I downloaded "im too dvd ripper" its great just convert them to divx tho it takes a long time to convert
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A good program is piccasso  from google which also lets you burn the file onto cd or dvd
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You may need some software that convert mpeg to DVD.\nTry this  http://www.tucows.com/get/375851_144817
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you ar eprobably trying to write it as a type you need to unlock with a code key. or the media will not fit in that type of save. nero is my favorite for all but movies that i want as a vcd or dvd. save as a data disc not the other options it will be fine. be sure the disc in the drive is the correct type , if nero is looking for a dvdr and you have a cdr in it you need to tell nero it is cdr or it will error. to burn playable movies i use sonic mydvd  you can make vcd and dvd with custom layout for menu. if you just want it backed up for pc tell nero DATA disc .
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mpeg files does not need to be converted into dat to be played into dvd/vcd you just need to use a burning program like nero to do the job for u.\navi and wmv u need a decoder to convert avi to mpeg then use nero\nwmv is converted into vcd by nero\n\nif u want them to be dvd u need nero vision
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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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Get a DVD Recorder! Works just like a VCR\nRead more about it at this link!\nhttp://hometheater.about.com/od/dvdrecorderfaqs/a/dvdrecfaqintro.htm
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You need software that can handle the DVD files, yes. Plus a progrm that can rip them to your hard drive. Try looking on http://download.com/ - the download should be free.
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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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You need to convert them - try http://www.ePodSupport.com .  Skip Step 2 and do not download DVD Shrink if you already have the files.
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This is correct, there are several programs to do this. \n\nThe easiest program I've come across to just rip the movie to the hard drive (this is on PC's / Windows) is DVD Decrypter. It's harder to find now, but it's still out there on BetaNews.com, and it's very full featured. \n\nIf this is for backing up, you will likely run into the problem of the retail disc being a dual layer and your recorded media not being. A Free program called DVD Shrink (also on betanews.com) can fix this all for you and give you the flexibility to remove audio tracks you won't use or subtitles that don't apply to increase the video quality of the transfer.
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You can use Movie Maker (or any other video editing software) to capture the DVD and then to take picture from it.\nOn Movie marker you have a special button (with a camera icon on it) that let you take pictures while the DVD is playing.
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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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Open up an audio recording program (I think Windows has a sound recorder accessory), make sure your sound properties are set to wave/mp3, then record the sound file as the dvd is playing.
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Use WinISO available at http://www.winiso.com/.\n\nNOTE:\nTo open ISO files you never need a DVD driver.