Backing up DVD

Hi, Does anyone know if there are any free programs for backing up DVD
movies as I want to store my originals so they don't get scratched.
I've tried DVD Shrink3.2 but it fails to read some disks as a few are
encrypted.

Thanks

Sammy

Sam

For any disks that Shrink has trouble with, try ripping them with
DVDDecrypter 1st, then shrinking and burning...
"Sam" <> wrote in message
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> Hi, Does anyone know if there are any free programs for backing up DVD
> movies as I want to store my originals so they don't get scratched.
> I've tried DVD Shrink3.2 but it fails to read some disks as a few are
> encrypted.
>
> Thanks
>
> Sammy
>
>

Biz

On Sat, 24 Sep 2005 14:11:45 +0100, Sam <> wrote:


>Hi, Does anyone know if there are any free programs for backing up DVD
>movies as I want to store my originals so they don't get scratched.
Sure. There's lots of people who know.


>I've tried DVD Shrink3.2 but it fails to read some disks as a few are
>encrypted.

AZ Nomad

Here's a tip.... don't let untrained apes handle your DVDs and you
don't need to worry about it.

I can think of one legitimate use for "backing up" a DVD you own and
you didn't mention it.

- Jordan

jordanlund@gmail.com

<> wrote in message
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> Here's a tip.... don't let untrained apes handle your DVDs and you
> don't need to worry about it.
>
> I can think of one legitimate use for "backing up" a DVD you own and
> you didn't mention it.
>
> - Jordan
>


Maybe he wants to be able to skip menus, ads, previews and other bullshit
that the studios cram down our throats. Perhaps he wants to put the disk in
and have the movie play, rather than have to sit through excess bullshit.

Sounds pretty legit to me.

T.
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The best way to backup a DVD is to reverse the plug in the wall for
your dvd player. That makes the motor run backwards which makes the
dvd backup the same way you backup your car.

I-got-VD@From-a-DVD.com

On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 00:48:35 -0600, I-got- wrote:

>The best way to backup a DVD is to reverse the plug in the wall for
>your dvd player. That makes the motor run backwards which makes the
>dvd backup the same way you backup your car.

Here's living proof that half the human race has an IQ under 100.


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Bob

Bob wrote on [Tue, 15 Nov 2005 09:11:27 GMT]:
> On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 00:48:35 -0600, I-got- wrote:
>
>>The best way to backup a DVD is to reverse the plug in the wall for
>>your dvd player. That makes the motor run backwards which makes the
>>dvd backup the same way you backup your car.
>
> Here's living proof that half the human race has an IQ under 100.

No, it's the people that try it that are the under 100 club

Justin

On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 14:46:58 GMT, Justin <> wrote:

>>>The best way to backup a DVD is to reverse the plug in the wall for
>>>your dvd player. That makes the motor run backwards which makes the
>>>dvd backup the same way you backup your car.

>> Here's living proof that half the human race has an IQ under 100.

>No, it's the people that try it that are the under 100 club

Nobody could be that stupid.


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BOYCOTT SONY!

SONY IS TRYING TO TAKE OVER YOUR COMPUTER!

HOMELAND SECURITY TOLD SONY TO CEASE AND DESIST!

YOU DO THE SAME - BOYCOTT SONY!

Bob

Bob wrote on [Tue, 15 Nov 2005 15:54:30 GMT]:
> On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 14:46:58 GMT, Justin <> wrote:
>
>>>>The best way to backup a DVD is to reverse the plug in the wall for
>>>>your dvd player. That makes the motor run backwards which makes the
>>>>dvd backup the same way you backup your car.
>
>>> Here's living proof that half the human race has an IQ under 100.
>
>>No, it's the people that try it that are the under 100 club
>
> Nobody could be that stupid.

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Orifice

Justin