computer question
By tictac714
@tictac714 (975)
United States
6 responses
@simpleatif (2508)
• China
14 Jan 07
ya u can copy dvd in ur computer just u need dvd player for ur pc when u get dvd playter than smilpy put dvd in it and copy it it will wokr fine
@tictac714 (975)
• United States
14 Jan 07
My computer has a dvd player....I just can't figure out how to copy it.
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@samwilliams06 (946)
• United States
14 Jan 07
I think that its possible. But unfortunatley I have not ever tried it. I think that their may be a program to do it. I sat if they have a program for everything else then why nat have a program for that. This is a good questions though. I never really hear of too many people doing that...
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@acosjo (1903)
• Canada
15 Jan 07
If you have a DVD burner, you don't have to copy it to your hard drive. You would only do it through the software. I'm not sure if DVD's have protection on them and if it will allow you to copy a movie.
You could always try.
I think if you had movies (mpgs for example) on your computer, you could turn that into a DVD.
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@tictac714 (975)
• United States
15 Jan 07
I'm starting to think that copying DVDs is not gonna work out.
Oh well. I tried.
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@tictac714 (975)
• United States
14 Jan 07
To burn another disc....I just was assuming that I had to copy the DVD to my hard drive to accomplish that but perhaps I was wrong.
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@nihalnihal (660)
• India
14 Jan 07
Asumming you want to copy a DVD movie, you just have to browse into the Video folder in the DVD, select the particular movie file(vob extension)(you ve to open and check which movie), copy it, and paste it in your hard drive. But make sure you have enough space in you hard drive as vob files are very large files...
Hope this helps...
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@tictac714 (975)
• United States
15 Jan 07
Your suggestion seemed to work as there are now two files on my desktop, one for audio and one for video, but if I try to open them nothing happens really. I must have done something wrong?
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@nihalnihal (660)
• India
16 Jan 07
There's another suggestion though! It could be possible that the dvd you have is content protected, which doesn't allow us to directly copy into the computer just like some audio cds! In this case you will need to get a dvd ripper software. There are many freeware dvd rippers on the internet. Download one and install it. After that you can rip it and store in whatever format you want. Converting the dvd into avi using doctor divx is the best I have done so far. It's just very small a movie file but with excellent quality...
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@nihalnihal (660)
• India
16 Jan 07
Please try this
http://www.dirfile.com/dvd2avi_ripper_free.htm
I have not used this particular software but you can try it and do me know the outcome! It sure wont do any harm so don't worry!
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@anex84 (465)
• Bulgaria
16 Jan 07
Hello there, you have to use a program to do such things like copying movies or audio dvd's to your PC. Visit this page: http://www.dvdsanta.com/howtocopydvd.htm It is explained how to do this, just follow the instructions. Good luck!
