can you copy a almost 8gig movie and keep all special features?

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    kabjjrb Member

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    sorry about this noob post. i've never tried to back up a dvd before. i have a home theater calibration disc someone let me borrow and was wondering if i would be able to copy everything on it without losing quality. like i said i've very new to this, after reading stuff online i don't really think it's possible but i figured i'd ask and give it a try. thanks ahead of time for any and all help.
     
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    How exactly does this relate to your thread title?

    If the disc you wish to copy is a commercial item i'm afraid we can't help you since you don't own it.
     
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    The programs we use only seem to work on disks that are purchased by the owner. They don't seem to work on rented or borrowed disks.
     
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    closed due to piracy & stupidity.
     
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