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Posted by Netmask on 09/28/14 11:44
"lynx" <none@nothere.com> wrote in message
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> Will_S wrote:
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>>"lynx" <none@nothere.com> wrote in message
>>news:czHZf.1939$vy1.94@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
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>>>I was wondering if there is any program (free or not) that I can install
>>>on the computer that will record video to say a windows .wmv file
>>>directly from a DVD playing in the computers DVD drive? I have Winfast
>>>PVR but it only records from inputs on the video card. TIA,
>>>
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>>dvd decrytper is a beauty and used to be free but some company has
>>purchased but still plenty of copies floating around
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>>Not sure if thats what you want , do you want to copy it whilst watching ?
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> Basically I want to copy short segments of video from a DVD disc to make a
> file for playback in Windows Media player. I do it at the moment by
> copying from video tape by feeding the output of a VCR to the input of my
> tuner card, and using WinFast PVR to record. But it would be much easier
> if I could simply record from the DVD player in the computer, and I would
> get a better result as well.
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> rgds,
>
> Pete
> ~~~~~
> 'Getting older is cool! The alternative is worse!'
> http://saveaustralia.vze.com
Go to www.videohelp.com for advise and download the necesary software. You
will need DVDDycrypter (no longer supported because of a court case brought
by Macrovision in the USA) but there are copies still available on many web
sites - also an entirely new program called DVDFabDecrypter is available for
free - Then just drag the VOB files off the Hard disk into an editor like
Womble or VideRedo etc etc and save the bit you want.
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