Posted by Terry Pinnell on 04/04/06 20:59

Barry McCockiner <abc@nowhere.com> wrote:

>In article <93h5325rkti70houvj2f09acu1ck5r5tc8@4ax.com>, Terry Pinnell
><terrypin@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
>
>> By this I mean, if I copy from one DVD to another, should the copy be
>> *identical*?
>>
>> I copied a DVD-RW to another DVD-RW, but the copy does not play
>> properly on my DVD player...
>
>Are you just copying the files, or are you using DVD ripping software?
>
>Simply copying the contents of a DVD to your hard disk won't work,
>because of the CSS encryption, which is intended to prevent you from
>doing exactly what you're trying to do.
>
>Search for DVD Ripping software; you're bound to run into something
>that'll do the job.

Thanks Barry, but this is a disc I authored myself, so no copy
protection issues.

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Terry, West Sussex, UK

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