DVD copying/editing
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DVD copying/editing
Having bought several DVDs for the kids I am driven to apoplectic rage by the amount of crap you have to sit through to actually get to see the film - I will never see 'Madacascar' on principle and if I ever meet Ben Stiller I'll **** him one. I can understand having to sit through trailers etc when you hire a film but not when you buy one, and when I am unable to go directly to the film it really pisses me off.
Now I understand that this is a delicate subject and obviously these discs are copy protected but does anyone know how I can extract just the film onto another disc so I can get my blood pressure back down?
Alternatively will someone with loads of money prosecute these bastards for wasting my time?
Now I understand that this is a delicate subject and obviously these discs are copy protected but does anyone know how I can extract just the film onto another disc so I can get my blood pressure back down?
Alternatively will someone with loads of money prosecute these bastards for wasting my time?
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There are a few programs available for this.
One that I use is DVD Shrink. (freeware)
It enables you to copy a complete disk, or you can decide which bits to copy, missing out trailers, extras etc. If the film is over 4.7GB and doesn't fit on a blank DVD, it will automatically compress it.
I've been using it for a fair while, and found it very easy to use.
DVD Shrink
Another option is to install DVD Regionfree. This automatically bypasses the region coding on the disk, and will play any region, even if your computer is now region locked.
On the set-up, you can opt to play the whole DVD, or it can start automatically from the beginning of the film, bypassing trailers etc. (so I'm lead to believe. Best check with someone who has this installed)
You have to purchase this program. ($40)
DVD Regionfree
One that I use is DVD Shrink. (freeware)
It enables you to copy a complete disk, or you can decide which bits to copy, missing out trailers, extras etc. If the film is over 4.7GB and doesn't fit on a blank DVD, it will automatically compress it.
I've been using it for a fair while, and found it very easy to use.
DVD Shrink
Another option is to install DVD Regionfree. This automatically bypasses the region coding on the disk, and will play any region, even if your computer is now region locked.
On the set-up, you can opt to play the whole DVD, or it can start automatically from the beginning of the film, bypassing trailers etc. (so I'm lead to believe. Best check with someone who has this installed)
You have to purchase this program. ($40)
DVD Regionfree
Last edited by 419; 9th Apr 2005 at 12:44.
