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Free DVD burning software?

post #1 of 6
4/21/05 at 9:41pm
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Any out there that don't worry about copyrights? This sonic now stuff that came on my 9300 wont rip any of my dvd's. Thanks for input.
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post #2 of 6
4/21/05 at 9:42pm
The best DVD ripper period.

DVD Decrypter
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post #3 of 6
4/21/05 at 9:48pm
Look for DVD shrink as well. Those two together have cracked anything I've put to them. And DVD shrink allows you to put a dual layer DVD on a single layer disc.

Note: All of the DVDs that I've copied are ones that I own, or those I've made for friends that own those discs. I don't approve piracy. But I had to put that disclaimer there anyway.
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post #4 of 6
4/21/05 at 9:50pm
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I love you. That is all.
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post #5 of 6
1/31/07 at 9:26pm
while it is not free I use DVDFab Platinum. It is great and easy to use software for "backing up encrypted and non-encrypted DVD movies that you own".
Not trying to make a plug for a product or anything. I have just had good luck and good results. I have got frustrated with the time and steps required to use the free software. There is also the whole "legality" issues of backing up DVDs. The best DVD backup solution I have used that was free was dvd:rip for linux. After you get the necessary files to decrypt your protected DVDs the software makes it easy, but not everyone uses Linux which is the only catch.
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post #6 of 6
1/31/07 at 11:48pm
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Originally Posted by rmriggin

while it is not free I use DVDFab Platinum.
DVDFab Decrypter (made by the same company) is free. Use it to rip any DVD to your hard drive, then use DVD Shrink to shrink & burn, if needed.

"DVDFab Decrypter is a simple version of DVDFab Platinum. It copies entire DVD movie to hard disk, and removes all the protections (CSS, RC, RCE, APS, UOPs and Sony ARccOS) while copying."
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