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Originally Posted by smurray27  My church has been doing a sermon series that involves watching movie clips, and I've been in charge of editing and arranging the clips needed. I've been using DVD Decrypter or AnyDVD to rip the dvd to my hard drive, then DVD Shrink to reauthor the movie and pick start and end frames so I only ended up with the exact clips we needed. Then I used Dr. DivX to convert the newly edited VOB files into individual DivX files. So what I was left with was a DivX file for each clip. |
IANAL
Don't mean to be the judgmental type, but if you're needing to decrypt these movies, then they're likely copyrighted. Which, assuming you're in the US, is likely violating the "public viewing" clause that prohibits public viewing (watch the FBI warning), which is what viewing in front of a group (congregation/class).
Just throwing it out there for the ol' moral compass... If these movies don't qualify, disregard
