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November 9th, 2006 16:00
How do I copy a non-protected dvd?
This is weird. I copied one disk w/o problems. Then a few hours later, I went to copy another one and the computer will not copy it.
First of all, the copying is legal. I homeschool my kids, and we get their classes via satellite and make dvd's of them. The parent company allows us to make limited copies for one another when someone's computer messed up or they had bad weather, etc. That is what I am trying to copy.
This is what I did, to the best of my recollection: I put the master disk in drive D. I went to "explore" , clicked on the D drive, went to "edit" and clicked "select all". Then I right-clicked on the blue box that showed that "AUDIO_TS" and "VIDEO_TS" were selected and hit "copy." Then I went to Local Disk (C:) and, under that, clicked on the folder named "copied dvd." Then I minused out the Explore and opened InterVideo WinDVD (version 2, I think--it's an early one, but it will put four hours of classes on a disk, which is what I want). In InterVideo I selected "Load disk content to burn." I selected C drive and "copied dvd." InterVideo is telling me "The content on hard disc is not feasible for movie disc." I am stuck.
I copied one successfully. I have tried to copy two others (in case it was a disc problem) w/o success.
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