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DVD copy software
meg00
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Back in the day I had software to rip and burn DVD's so I could give the kids copies to watch, without the originals getting covered in jam and marmite.
The ones I used are now defunct.
Time has rolled on, and I want to give the grandkids copies to take to their caravan, so originals don't get covered in mashed avocado and hummus.
I just need a basic programme to copy dvd's only, no editing software required, that can be played on a 5 year old panasonic dvd player only.
Preferably something VERY simple to use, that won't reformat my whole PC, or install sneeky extras.
Preferably free, but I will pay if required.
Advice please?.
Meg.
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As above but not sure if it will copy DRM protected content .
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http://www.magicdvdripper.com/dvd-copier.htm
Free trial used to allow five copies when I used it.
https://www.redfox.bz/en/clonedvd.html gives 21 days, though you may need AnyDVD in addition.
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TheRightOne thanks for suggestion
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Time has rolled on. Do the grandkids know what a dvd is?"The Holy Writ of Gloucester Rugby Club demands: first, that the forwards shall win the ball; second, that the forwards shall keep the ball; and third, the backs shall buy the beer." - Doug Ibbotson3
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MakeMKV will be a good start to getting the data off the dvd - but its not a DVD copier0
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Ashampoo do a free version.
I know Domestos kills 99% of germs, but I'm worried about the 1% that got away.0 -
DVD Decrypter is what I still use from the days of Windows XP - it's free, works perfectly well with Windows 10, doesn't install anything else and it just works. What more could you ask for?Link to download page.There are plenty of guides on how to use DVD Decrypter if you get stuck.2
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meg00 said:Back in the day I had software to rip and burn DVD's so I could give the kids copies to watch, without the originals getting covered in jam and marmite.Time has rolled on, and I want to give the grandkids copies to take to their caravan, so originals don't get covered in mashed avocado and hummus.One of the best historical comparisons I've seen for a long time!
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BDlot DVD ISO Maker is what I use - can only rip the full disc so no removing menus etc, but is free0
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