Best way to write protect a DVD

#21

The AnyDVD guy seems to continuously investigating new DVD and releasing
updates maybe if you tell him about this title he'll be able to crack it.

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Brian Gregory. (In the UK)
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#22

Dietmar Haltermann wrote:

Quote:

"Grinder" <grinder (AT) no (DOT) spam.maam.com> wrote in message
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Marv Soloff wrote:

Brian Gregory [UK] wrote:

"Marv Soloff" <msoloff (AT) verizon (DOT) net> wrote in message
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evenlater (AT) earthlink (DOT) net wrote:
Get a copy of the German DEFA Production of "Turandot". Study how they
copy protected this disk.
Every ripping program I tried on this sucker indicated "there was no
disk in the drive" Drove me
nuts.

Did AnyDVD fail?

AnyDVD in combination with a normal DVD copier such as NERO is surely
the obvious way to copy protected DVDs. It does cost $40 though.

Yep. Any DVD, DVDEcrypter, FabDVD (latest). The DEFA disk plays fine in
a player, but the rip programs cannot find it on the computer. How this
is done, I don't know. Finally, I had to feed the DVD output to a high
quality VCR and copied the damn thing.

If you can get hold of an analog DVD recorder play the DVD on your player
and copy via A/V leads or better still S-Video to the stand-alone recorder.
I had to do this once or twice and the quality was very acceptable, viewed
on a 68cm Sony CRT TV.

Made a copy - see above. Still could not figure out why my computers can't

find the disk.

Marv

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