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Posted by Mike Kujbida on 08/02/07 02:25
kelly32@mailinator.com wrote:
> I need some software to copy my home movies. I have a camcorder that
> write's to DVD-RW. I sent several of them to a compay to make a DVD
> movie. It has menus when you play it on TV, like a regular movie DVD.
> The compay said there is no copy protection or region restrictions.
>
> I have Sonic MyDVD 4.5. When I try to use the Direct-to-DVD wizard to
> copy the DVD to the harddrive (so I can copy it to a blank DVD next -
> I only have one drive...) I get the error "No valid DVD capture
> devices were present." Then is says to make sure it's NTCS format. I
> tried setting the preference to both NTCS and PAL. So Sonic MyDVD
> apparently doesn't come with what it needs to do what's in it's own
> menus.
>
> I can play that DVD on my computer with RealPlayer, Windows Media
> Player, and PowerDVD, and on TV with a regular DVD player. It's a bit
> dark with WMP, and the brightness setting doesn't work (WMP), but the
> other programs are okay.
>
> I have Windows XP Pro SP2.
>
> If someone can recommend a simple free program that is just for
> copying non-encrypted DVD's I would really appreciate it.
As long as you have some kind of DVD burning software (Roxio, Nero,
RecordNow, etc.), you have everything you need.
Stick the DVD into the computer's drive and browse to it.
There should be a VIDEO_TS folder and possibly an AUDIO_TS folder on the
DVD.
Copy this/these folder(s) to your desktop.
Insert a blank DVD and use your burning software to copy these folders
to the blank DVD.
Burn them as a data disc, not a DVD disc.
That's all you have to do.
Mike
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