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<div>At 09:11 -0400 20/10/04, Vicky Quinn wrote:</div>
<blockquote type="cite" cite>Anyway, I cannot seem to figure out how
to copy DVD movie</blockquote>
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<div>Vicky - just use the Disk Utility in 10.3. Select the DVD and
click new image, and you have a copy.</div>
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<div>This is the easiest way to make a copy for use in a Powerbook for
watching whilst you are travelling.</div>
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<div>Or try<font face="Lucida Grande" color="#000000">
MacTheRipper</font>...... I use this for decrypting DVD to my hard
disk (or external hard disk).</div>
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<div>"DVD Backup" is another program that I use for removing
encryption and region coding from commercial DVD. Again, the
processed files reside on your hard disk.</div>
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<div>The main problem I have for making the copies on to another DVD
is that commercial DVD are typically larger than the DVD-R media which
are only 4.3 Gb (actually, I am processing a DVD this evening, which
is 6.35 Gb. Last night, I had one at 7.8 Gb).</div>
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<div>Compressor programs that fit these large files, albeit at some
loss of qaulity, on to one DVD-R, cost about $50 or more. I have
not used any.</div>
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<div>Lots of useful info on this topic at
http://www.wormintheapple.gr/macdvd/</div>
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<div>Also check out:
http://www.subtraction.com/archives/2003/1222_burn_baby_bu.php</div>
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<div>regards, Trevor</div>
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