Copying Disney Movies

I am trying to make backup copies of my disney movies (so the kids don't completely destroy them!!). I am using DVD Decrypter, DVD Shrink in conjuction with Nero Smartstart, with DVD43 running in the background. This will not bypass the Copy protection. Can anyone help me with a program or idea to circumvent this? Many Thanks!

 

Get rid of DVD43. Totally uninstall it. Since you already have DVD_Decrypter and DVD_Shrink, you should download RipIt4Me and FixVTS. RipIt4Me will use these programs to rip any movie you want.

 

you could also give the AnyDVD trial a whack; if you like it, it's the program definitely worth purchasing. then again, DVDFab Decrypter will work, too.

 

Okay, I uninstalled DVD43 : and installed Ripit4me.... now the Dvd Decrypter keeps freezing, and returning mass error messages like "access violation' or 'invalid pointer operation' approx. 10 to 15 times, until i cntrl-alt-dlte and end decrypter. ????

 

download DVDFab Decrypter and give it a spin...you can open the ripped movie with DVDShrink, edit, and burn away. i've never bothered to use RipIt4Me, so i can only advise what i know works well every time for me.

 

As Auslander said try the free 21 day trial of AnyDVD at Slysoft.com. It will get the job done simply. After the trial you will buy it. It makes Decrypter, ImgBurn and Shrink all work properly again.

 

Did you install the program according to the guide? Here is an animated guide on how to use RipIt4Me:

http://forum.digital-digest.com/showthread.php?t=68097

 

Visit this post follow the video tutorial and enjoy!

http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/390913

 

I followed the tutorial for RipIt4Me.... installed all the updated programs (mine were out of date!) .... ran like a dream.
Dialysis1... you are a god!
Tanks for everything....

 

Doesn't DVD Decrypter remove the copy protection all by itself? At least my version of DVD Decrypter does that.

 

DVDD is no longer updated and hasn't been in some time; that's why it needs the additional help of programs like AnyDVD.

 

Well I never have any trouble with it. AnyDVD costs money. The whole point is to avoid paying money. If your going to pay money you might as well just buy the damn DVDs.

 

well, afterall, everyone who's making legal backups already bought one copy of the dvd; a few dollars more to easily make unlimited copies is nothing.

that said, there are freeware alternatives to AnyDVD that work as well. however, do not make the highly inaccurate statement that DVD Decrypter can copy fine on it's own. that completely neglects all protections made in the past...oh, year and a half now, i believe, as well as all dvd-9 discs, unless one is making double-layer copies.

 

Maybe YOU just don't know how to use it right. I have movies coming in everyday from netflix and they all copy just fine. AnyDVD is like AOL, for losers who can't figure out how to use the real tools themselves. With VOB Blanker and PGC Edit, I have complete control over my DVD's I can edit them to do anything I want.

 

@id3372

you might want to read forum rules? Cause at this point you are only looking like a little know-it-all jerk, trying to bull$hit his way into being somebody he's not.

 

Umm, sure. I don't know what i am talking about. After copying 200 DVDs I don't know what I'm talking about. I can help you learn how to use PGC Edit, if you want. However, I can not help you with your anger management problems.

 

the way you are going, it's only a matter of time until you will be banned, spout off all you want. We've seen you kind come... and usually go (on the moderators terms).

 

id3372: just above you said DVD Decrypter was all you needed. now you're declaring that you use more software, just as i said you needed to. there's no need nor reason to dispute facts. AnyDVD is a tool, like any other. the amount of tools one needs to do a job depends on the quality of tools, the quality of the work of the worksman, and the overall desired quality of the end product.

through several threads, you have been trying to act like AnyDVD is nothing but crap; this may be your opinion, but again you're arguing with facts. some tools are better than others; it depends on the hand that wields them, the majority of the time. however, anyone can easily use AnyDVD; most people don't want to bother getting as in-depth as you do, as their time is worth more to them as yours seems to be to you; the cost of AnyDVD is worth that time.

don't be a dick, man.

 

What im trying to say is that you don't need to spend money on AnyDVD when freeware tools can do it all just as well.

 

that sounds familiar...oh yeah, scroll up to one of my last posts:

AnyDVD is around for the sakes of simplicity, ease of use, and diehard reliability. no one's trying to arge that other programs aren't as good; the facts just add up to conclude that AnyDVD is worth the price.