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  1. 17th Nov 2002 20:14 #1
    BiggNewt
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    I am trying to copy the Spider-Man DVD and I have no copied a DVD before. I have a few programs but I have no clue where to start, I have alot of DVD+R 4.7 GB discs. Can anybody help me?
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    Download the program Decrypter and IFOedit. When you are done with those programs use NERO to burn the DVD.
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    Is there a good step by step guide that uses Freeware to help me with this???
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    Originally Posted by BiggNewt
    Is there a good step by step guide that uses Freeware to help me with this???
    Look to the left column of this very page. There is a HOW TO section with a DVD RIP section within it. All you need is there.

    (Not aimed only at you BiggNewt but Why can't people be bothered to actually LOOK at a web page before posting!)
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    I did look at the HOW TO's I was just asking which one do you recommend.
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    If you looking for a recommendation, you're likely going to get as many different ones as there are in the How-To section - everyone has their own preference. Just try one and if you don't like it try another until you find the method that YOU like.
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    i have another question now...I calcuated the bitrate and its about 4695 for a 121 min. movie (spider-man). Where should I put the notch on the scale factor?
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