It's time to burn...
Tuesday, January 31, 2006
After much to-ing and fro-ing across the Internet, downloading various programs with mixed effect, I have successfully burned a copy of a copy-protected DVD with my new DVD burner in the laptop. Not much of an achievement for most of you, but it feels good. Yarr!
I found neither the Dell-packaged software nor Nero 6 could get around the copy protection, so eventually I found a way by getting DVDFab Decrypter to convert it to a bunch of .vob and other weird extensioned files in a VIDEO_TS folder. Then I got CloneDVD2 to take the VIDEO_TS files, go through the whole thing, select the stuff to include/exclude and then burn it. CloneDVD2 is a 21 day trial, but I'll cross that bridge when I come to it.
Anyone know an easier way of doing this?
4 comments to this post
Is it a dual layer burner? if so you shoulnt have to compress it. DVDtoOne is a free program that does it too
nick
Nah, not a dual layer. But I'll try out DVDtoOne for sure. Thanks!
I have an easier way: buy the damn DVD, or just download it. :P
DVD shrink is the bestest.
Use it all the time, or did, but have a dual layer drive now.
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