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whats the best program for ex rental dvd backups?

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by mrmont, Mar 30, 2003.

  1. mrmont

    mrmont Guest

    hi i want to make a back up of some exrental dvds ive baught, i want all the extras etc. ive been using dvdxcopy which is great for doing backups of my dvds i got from shops like (hmv, ourprice), but when i try to backup my exrentals from blockbusters the pictures are all messed up and no sound, any ideas? thanks..
     
  2. ddino

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    I have this question also. Haven't heard anything about fixing it thought. Please let me know what you find out.
     
  3. sheppy124

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    dvd2one, instant copy
     
  4. mrmont

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    i tried that dvd2one but found the quality a bit poo, is that the only way? i dont mind using 2 dvdrs i just want the quality and the extras thanks..
     
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    if you want the extras as well, dvd2one or instant copy is the only why i know to go at the moment, as doing the extras will cause more quality loss, as you are techincally reducing a dvd9 format to dvd5 format and compressing the the main movie to fit the extras on as well. The question to ask to you really need the extras, 7 out of 10 dvds the extras are just commentries, pictures and a couple deleted scenes. Any way happy hunting i am sure somebody will crack it in the end.
     
  6. mrmont

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    thanks sheepy
    1 more thing,ive copied my own dvds that ive baught they still had protection and dvdxcopy removed it so why cant it remove rental protection is that protection superdooper?
     
  7. KevSan

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    mrmont

    If the rental copy protection is superdooper then I'm sure some of the more "flexible" (in a legal sense) posters to these forums would have raised hell about it by now.

    For what it's worth, I have sucessfully backed up ex-rental DVD's I've purchased with no problems.

    One solution to your desire to get everything onto your backups - Use Smartripper to get the main feature files, use DVD2ONE to make sure it fits onto one disc - then burn using Nero or Similar.

    Once that is done, rip the other files and burn them to a second disc.
     
  8. mrmont

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    cheeres mate i suppose i can do without the extras then, is there a tutorial for this smart ripper and dvd2one or is it easypeasy?
     
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