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Posted by PapaBear on 07/08/45 12:00
Rip the main movie to your hard drive with something like DVDFab HD
Decryptor. Then you can watch it on your computer or burn a DVD for your
standalone player. Of course you must then destroy your computer and DVD
copies to avoid possible future repercussions. :o)
"TH" <thehendersons44@aol.com> wrote in message
news:4b584db2-4b2e-4822-aebd-438b84a44992@h11g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
On Jan 15, 12:10 pm, Walter Traprock <wetrapr...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> What was the DVD? A "Santos" movie does that, I think the first one,
> it takes like five minutes to come to a usable menu, to turn on
> the english subtitles, before that is a solid block of previews
> in a language I don't know with ALL buttons USER-PROHIBITED, except
> eject.
it was "21 Grams"
whatever you do, do not rent or buy that pile of crap. If I had owned
the thing, it would have been in the dumpster.
that's one of my pet peeves; these DVDs that take three minutes for
the menu to load because it's got all these fancy graphics and stuff.
People don't want to sit through that. They want to put the DVD in and
hit play. Of course, having long previews and commercials that you
can't stop is worse.
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