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Thread ID: 97216	2009-02-07 22:45:00	How to copy DVDs	forrest44 (754)	Press F1

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745885	2009-02-07 22:45:00	Hello I want to copy a copy-protected DVD (video DVD not data). I was going to use a program I normally use, but since the DVD was copy protected, it would not work. What should I use? What do you use? Also, I am not a pirate!!! This happens to be a documentry on steam trains I am copying for my grandpa. It will not be resold or used in any way for unjust gain whatsoever.	forrest44 (754)
745886	2009-02-07 23:21:00	*DVD* to copy it and then use *DVD* to make it onto a DVD iso, ready for burning.	bob_doe_nz (92)
745887	2009-02-07 23:24:00	Also, I am not a pirate!!! This happens to be a documentry on steam trains I am copying for my grandpa. It will not be resold or used in any way for unjust gain whatsoever. Huh? This is still illegal - just because it's 'only a documentary on steam trains', or because it's for your grandpa, does not mean that pirating it is OK.	Erayd (23)
745888	2009-02-07 23:28:00	*DVD*. :)	Trev (427)
745889	2009-02-08 00:11:00	Its still copyrighted material, its illegal, that makes you a pirate bud, and thats against forum rules.	Chilling_Silence (9)
745890	2009-02-08 00:30:00	The links havent been there for ages, due to copyright issues	Speedy Gonzales (78)
745891	2009-02-08 00:49:00	OK it really is illegal which I did not entirely realise to begin with. Oh dear.	forrest44 (754)
745892	2009-02-08 00:55:00	Well, if you didnt make it from your own recording, then burn it, then its probably illegal	Speedy Gonzales (78)
745893	2009-02-08 01:18:00	Can't you just send him the DVD to watch then get it back later?	pctek (84)
745894	2009-02-08 03:24:00	Not sure if this is the case here, but in the states its legal to back up a dvd, but not to break the copy protection	plod (107)
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