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ScubaPete · 04-01-2004

Hope I'm not stepping on toes but it takes me a while to type - I recently took a "Header" and am a quadriplegic - slow of typing but de brain he be still a-workin' don't ya know ??

I'm working on page 2 - -

muscotch - Sir, DVD2One can't rip a DVD. You need to use DVD Decrypter, AnyDVD or DVDShrink to get rid of that "copy write" thingie in order to back up your personal DVD. After it's ripped you may use DVD2One (good program, that), use DVD Decrypter for your DVD-5's or DVDShrink for your DVD-9's.

Pinkmini - suggestion, you want to keep all of your files in a folder named VIDEO_TS - written just like that in Caps. Think of it like a coated aspirin - it will slide down Nero 6.0's throat like a waterslide –

Pete

04-01-2004	#63 (permalink)
ScubaPete CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: USA Posts: 32	Hope I'm not stepping on toes but it takes me a while to type - I recently took a "Header" and am a quadriplegic - slow of typing but de brain he be still a-workin' don't ya know ?? I'm working on page 2 - - muscotch - Sir, DVD2One can't rip a DVD. You need to use DVD Decrypter, AnyDVD or DVDShrink to get rid of that "copy write" thingie in order to back up your personal DVD. After it's ripped you may use DVD2One (good program, that), use DVD Decrypter for your DVD-5's or DVDShrink for your DVD-9's. Pinkmini - suggestion, you want to keep all of your files in a folder named VIDEO_TS - written just like that in Caps. Think of it like a coated aspirin - it will slide down Nero 6.0's throat like a waterslide – Pete __________________ The “old man” Pete (ö¿ô) Pent 4 CPU 2.80GHz, 1024MB RAM. 740GB HD, 4 Drives, BenG 1625, Pioneer 109 & 107, NEC 1300A GeForce4 Ti 4200-128MB, OS– XP sp2.