Will it defeat copy-protected video DVDs and allow them to be copied from DVD 9 to DVD 5?

Keith Hamm  –  5 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+7)

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Keith Hamm,

"Will it defeat copy-protected video DVDs"

Most likely... while they don't mention anything [that I saw] saying yes or no, one of the articles linked on their product page uses an example that has DRM with their DVD Ripper. I don't imagine that if they've got the tech they wouldn't include it here.

"allow them to be copied from DVD 9 to DVD 5?"

Why? Seriously, that's often not a great idea. You can use just the main title [e.g. movie or TV episode], with one language stream & optionally subs, & that will often fit on a single layer DVD. You can use the free DVD Shrink, which works great as long as the % is in the 90s [it removes some of the in between frames], and also lets you trim off the end credits, which can help a surprising amount.

Anything beyond those options means re-encoding, which will reduce what's already often marginal quality [quality is very often artificially reduced as DRM against re-encoding]. If you must re-encode the video, you're best off using the x264 AVC encoder included in the ffmpeg code most of these apps use, or for use as a DVD, a quality mpg2 encoder, e.g. Mainconcept, rather than what's in ffmpeg.

That said, there's nothing difficult or special about burning a dual layer DVD -- just use ImgBurn. And the dual layer blanks aren't that much more expensive at stores like Newegg.

Keith Hamm, <i>"Will it defeat copy-protected video DVDs"</i> Most likely... while they don't mention anything [that I saw] saying yes or no, one of the articles linked on their product page uses an example that has DRM with their DVD Ripper. I don't imagine that if they've got the tech they wouldn't include it here. <i>"allow them to be copied from DVD 9 to DVD 5?"</i> Why? Seriously, that's often not a great idea. You can use just the main title [e.g. movie or TV episode], with one language stream & optionally subs, & that will often fit on a single layer DVD. You can use the free DVD Shrink, which works great as long as the % is in the 90s [it removes some of the in between frames], and also lets you trim off the end credits, which can help a surprising amount. Anything beyond those options means re-encoding, which will reduce what's already often marginal quality [quality is very often artificially reduced as DRM against re-encoding]. If you must re-encode the video, you're best off using the x264 AVC encoder included in the ffmpeg code most of these apps use, or for use as a DVD, a quality mpg2 encoder, e.g. Mainconcept, rather than what's in ffmpeg. That said, there's nothing difficult or special about burning a dual layer DVD -- just use ImgBurn. And the dual layer blanks aren't that much more expensive at stores like Newegg.
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mike  –  5 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+23)

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Tipard Studio  –  5 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+8)

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Installed easily on a Windows 7 OS and the registration went fine. Nice, simple user interface showing the completed processes with check marks to tell you what it's doing. It took 37 minutes to clone a 7 Gigabyte DVD and convert it to an .iso format. I tested the iso file and everything worked fine. Thank you.

James Etherington  –  5 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+7)

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