[Ti] Help! Copy DVD's ~ LEGAL

[Alex]

Hi Vicki

Brian's Suggestion is one way to go, here is another...

For free download DVD Backup 1.3, here is the url on version tracker

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18599

This program, weighing in at 94k, will suck the DVD onto your HD and 
remove all copy protection and region encoding.
It is an small and very easy program to use. Be sure that you are doing 
this with your own bought DVD's :-)

If the resulting Video_TS folder is under 4Gb or so in size, you can 
then burn the Video_TS folder straight to a DVD-R.

If the Video_TS folder is bigger than 4.5GB then you can use a program 
called DVD2oneX, here is its url on Versiontracker

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/19238

This is a pay for program €49 or about $60
It will take the DVD you have ripped with DVD Backup and recomposes it 
to fit on a DVD-R
It is also an easy to use program


Alex
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On 20 Oct 2004, at 14:11, Vicky Quinn asked the question:

> When I purchased my Apple Titanium Powerbook in June of 2003, I 
> thought I'd be able to make usable back-up DVDs of DVD movies that we 
> own.  My biggest need for this is with kids' movies as my children 
> often get their fingers on the dvds and have accidentally scratched a 
> couple of them.  Anyway, I cannot seem to figure out how to copy DVD 
> movies and the Apple Website Support pages are just not very helpful 
> for most things, to me.
>
> Anyway, I'd appreciate your 
> help!_______________________________________________
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