DVD Ripping/Burning

It's super easy, and it definitely works well. I'm making a PAL format DVD right now for my european inlaws from about 50 short videos of the kids...drag and drop, click burn, go to bed...

 

First experiment was a coaster. It got all the way to the end and had some leadout write failure. Did some looking and apparently it was some problems with the version I "acquired."

So, I updated to 3.1.0.21

(I believe I had 3.0.1.18)

..and we're off to round two. I was experimenting with Deadwood episodes that are nice quality XviD rips, but each one takes up a whole disc. I was considering doing the whole family guy collection which is 7Gb and doing some menus and chapters, etc.

 

OK, that makes sense. At first I thought you were talking about putting multiple movies (like Star Wars, etc) on DVD.

 

Check that...

Just up'ed to Nero 7 Ultra and it included NeroVision Express 4.0.0.1

 

DVD Decrypter - rips DVD, removes copy protection. Basically a one-click operation, works flawlessly and fast.
http://www.dvddecrypter.com/



DVD Decrypter is now property of Macrovision.If you are using you might wanna uncheck the update box.They are going after sites that still have it where you can download it.The creator of DVD Decrypter has a new program out that is the official DVD Decrypter replacement...it looks the same but has a few more features...Here is a article on Macrovision and how they took out DVD Decrypter

During June of this year, it was learned that DVD Decrypter 3.5.4.0 would be the last version released. DVD Decrypter, as its name implies, is a tool used to strip the contents of copy protected DVDs. It uses the DeCSS engine to defeat the weak Content Scrambling System that was supposed to protect DVDs.
Considering DVD Decrypter was easy to use and didn't cripple the disc like DVD X Copy, it quickly became the premier DVD copying utility. Unlike DVD X Copy, it did not strip special features include a nag screen. The integrated burning utility has also been popular among users. Despite being discontinued, it remains in wide use.

Eventually its popularity was noticed by concerned copyright holders, which hastened its demise. The developer announced on Afterdawn "a certain company" had threatened him with litigation, forcing him to discontinue the software.

"Ok so it has taken a while (almost 2 years), but eventually "a certain company" has decided they don't like what I'm doing (circumventing their protection) and have come at me like a pack of wolves. I've no choice but to cease everything to do with DVD Decrypter."

The "certain copy" turned out to be Macrovision, a firm that specialized in developing DRM (Digital Rights Management) software. In an interesting twist, Macrovision also purchased the intellectual property rights of the software. This move allows Macrovision considerably more leeway in protecting their interests, rather than suing the company out of existence. Today, they used that increased power to force Afterdawn.com to remove DVD Decrypted from the download inventory.

"As the current owner of the intellectual property rights in DVD Decrypter Macrovision has contacted us to inform that "any license granted by Lightning UK! to AfterDawn for the distribution of any version of the Software [DVD Decrypter] is hereby terminated with immediate effect."

Now, Macrovision can go to any site that hosts DVD Decrypter and easily force its removal. No DMCA threats, no legal troubles, and little justification to receive a hard time.

 

Here is the new program..o never mind you people will find it

 

:bananalam

 

NeroVision Express is my new best friend.


All my avi's and downloaded tv shows will soon reside on dvd.

 

Nero rocks. It's one suite that can do about 30 tasks VERY well and VERY easily. Pay for it...support those devs.

 

Are you still using dvd shrink? I can't get it to function with Nero 7 Ultra.