Is a DVD that's been burned as good as the original?
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No.\nhave a shorter live
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If it's not a DVD+RW or DVD-RW, You can't re-use it.  If you have a DVD recorder, check out the owners manual.  For the computer, use Nero, Roxio Easy DVD, or any kind of burning software.
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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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bitrates, do you know what bitrate the program set on high is?by lower quality, what do you mean, disc quality or burn speed or capture encoding rates?
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look for DVD Shrink not sure which version\n\non yahoo.com
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Yes, most movies WILL be able to be burned via DVD burners. This doesn't mean ALL though. I won't say who, but I know a friend that has had quite a bit of trouble burning a movie or two. He's burned probably about 200 though, and maybe 10 or so didn't burn properly. So, it's definitely worth buying a burner.\n\nTo actually do the burning though. You'll want to use DVD Shrink. www.dvdshrink.org\n\nEnjoy! :)
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Yes you can.\n\nJust take something like Clay or playdough and roll it over the dvd for a little bit.\n\nAlso Toothpaste works the best! I would do that first,
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If you want a program that "just works" with the click of a button, I would look to DVD95Copy. The more techie bunch of us use a combination of tools such as DVD Shrink, etc. but if you are looking for a non-technical solution, I would try theirs.
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First, I should say (so as not to get into any trouble), that i recommend you to actuall buy the movie, if you like it.  Or it you downloaded it because you already own it then thats ok\n\nAnyways, use a program like easy cd creater, or Nero (recommended) to brun it.  The thing you need to look for, is when the program boots up a wizrd might show up.  You need to tell it that you want to "burn a dvd movie" and when it asks you for the source files, if you have everything installed prperly, it should encode the movie automatically.  Good luck
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DVD Xcopy.  But it has to be the old version before they got in trouble.
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DVD re-writeabe/readable \n        RW         R
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To copy a DVD, you will need a DVD burner.\n\nPlease note that current DVD burning programs on the market (such as Nero and Roxio) will not allow you to duplicate copy-protected DVDs.
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It depends on what program you are using to burn with. I use Clonedvd2 . I am prompted to check the languages I want the subtitles in. Check yours, it may also.
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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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Some dvd players, particularly computer dvd drives have problems with some dvds. It depends on the quality of the media and if its scratched or damaged. Since you bought the dvd new, its probably not scratched, but you should look anyway. You should also try a lens cleaner disc for the dvd drive. There are several companies that make dvd media and compatibility can vary from company to company. Unfortunately there is not much you can do about media compatibilty other than to use a different dvd drive or a standalone dvd player (their media compatibility is sometimes a little better).
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no they are burnt diferantly and compressed difrently as well as the lazer and coding formats there differant to. dvd burners are getting cheeper every day though you probly need more ram mem for geting as dvd burner
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If one was made, I'd check eBay. If not there, ask a techno-whiz to burn it to a UK format DVD, but make sure it's within legal copyright laws.