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12 April 2007, 09:07 PM
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No, its a legit program. Made by Slysoft. Here's the offical site:SlySoft Products | Copy Movie DVDs with AnyDVD and CloneDVD
Its up to you where you chose to "buy" it from.
Its up to you where you chose to "buy" it from.
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12 April 2007, 10:04 PM
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As mentioned, get hold of Slysoft Anydvd (It runs in the background and removes the CSS protection as well as other forms of protection from original dvd's)
What you failed to mention was whether you're trying to take a backup
of a dvd9 or dvd5?
If it's a dvd9 and you want to fit it onto a dvd5 then get hold of CloneDVD by Elaborate Bytes (Elby) - It will allow you to remove trailers, unwanted material etc from the original dvd and lower the bitrate so that it fits onto a dvd5.A combination of these two programs should allow you to take a backup of any of your material...
Good luck
What you failed to mention was whether you're trying to take a backup
of a dvd9 or dvd5?If it's a dvd9 and you want to fit it onto a dvd5 then get hold of CloneDVD by Elaborate Bytes (Elby) - It will allow you to remove trailers, unwanted material etc from the original dvd and lower the bitrate so that it fits onto a dvd5.A combination of these two programs should allow you to take a backup of any of your material...
Good luck
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As mentioned, get hold of Slysoft Anydvd (It runs in the background and removes the CSS protection as well as other forms of protection from original dvd's)
What you failed to mention was whether you're trying to take a backup of a dvd9 or dvd5?
If it's a dvd9 and you want to fit it onto a dvd5 then get hold of CloneDVD by Elaborate Bytes (Elby) - It will allow you to remove trailers, unwanted material etc from the original dvd and lower the bitrate so that it fits onto a dvd5.A combination of these two programs should allow you to take a backup of any of your material...
Good luck
What you failed to mention was whether you're trying to take a backup
of a dvd9 or dvd5?If it's a dvd9 and you want to fit it onto a dvd5 then get hold of CloneDVD by Elaborate Bytes (Elby) - It will allow you to remove trailers, unwanted material etc from the original dvd and lower the bitrate so that it fits onto a dvd5.A combination of these two programs should allow you to take a backup of any of your material...
Good luck
Lol. Can't you tell I'm a novice.
Well i finally 1/2 sorted it, but then it said: insert dvd dl What is one of them?
Is that the same as a dvd+ or -?
Thanks for the help.
13 April 2007, 10:17 AM
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No - thats a Dual Layer DVD - so what's commonly called a DVD9 (as it holds about 9GB of data).
You should ignore the AnyDVD stuff - what you want to use is DVDShrink.
This will copy your protected DVD and squash it so that it fits on a standard sized DVD (DVD5 - 4.7GB).
Start here, and good luck: DVD Shrink
You should ignore the AnyDVD stuff - what you want to use is DVDShrink.
This will copy your protected DVD and squash it so that it fits on a standard sized DVD (DVD5 - 4.7GB).
Start here, and good luck: DVD Shrink
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^^ As above, use DVD shrink to fit it onto 'normal' DVD media
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Give me strength, it's not rocket science for ***** sake.
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