Re: dvd recorder/player

Rick Pali wrote:

> "Jer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > No assuptions were needed.  The original poster admitted
> > to copying for friends.  (clue: Google)
>
>
> Except that your 'illegal' wasn't leveled at the original poster, it was
> leveled at me, and it had nothing to do with copying for friends.
>
> Rick.
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Really?  okay... lessee....

"CAM" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


>> Making a copy of a dvd movie only takes about 40 mins
>> and the result oftenlooks as good as the original using
>> programs like dvd decrypter to remove macro, then using
>> dvd2one or dvd shrink to compress and then using nero to
>> burn back.

Rick wrote:

> Using this procedure, is the resulting DVD free of Macrovision and 
 > CSS? I'm pretty sure the Macrovision is gone, but what about the 
CSS? > If it's not there either, can the DVD copied with a simple disc 
copy  > rather than going the whole VOB extraction routine?

> I really have no need to do this, but I'm curious. I've only made 
 > three copies of video DVDs so far: once to see if I could, and twice 
 > because I'd rented movies and they were due back before I was able 
to > view them. I burned copies to re-writables so I could recover the 
   > discs after watching them. Now that's convenience...

Rick.
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And then I wrote:

> ...and also illegal.


Now, whose rental discs were you copying?  Please let us know so one of 
us can rat you out.  We'll let them decide of you need to be fucked up 
or not.


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