copywrite dvds

[jbleaf]

I have a dvd i want to copy to my hdd on pioneer 510, it says it cant copy because its copywrite protected... i have never had this problem before. Is there a way around the copywrite protection?

jbleaf

[Infiniti2004]

Try using AnyDVD from slysoft.com

[jbleaf]

No the question is I want to record to my HDD

[ricky1756]

anydv should take the copyright protection off, so you can record it to your hd

[rkm69]

DVDdecrypter from tools section

[Gil T Pleasure]

AnyDVD and DVD Decrypter only works on PC, not on Pioneer 510 (standalone DVD recorder).

jbleaf, you need a device to remove copy protection. Start with this thread: https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=170803&start=0&postdays=0&postorder

[TheEverLiving]

Hi, I'm guessing its CSS Encryption. If so; try using DeCSS (This will decrypt the copy protection enabling you to copy the entire dvd to HD for viewing). You can find it at most of the peer to peer file sharing programs.

Smart Ripper will also do the job!

P.S. I'm not familiar with the pioneer drive but again; I'm guessing it will be fine.

Goodluck!

[macleod]

You will need another piece of hardware to "de-macrovision or de-CSS" the media. Sima and other companies make products that do this. Do a search on this site for "sima" or "macrovision". MANY MANY posts!

[Gil T Pleasure]

The Pioneer 510 is a standalone DVD recorder with built-in hard drive so you can't use softwares like AnyDVD, DVD Decrypter, or DeCSS to remove copy protection unless you plan on playing the DVD on the your PC's DVD-ROM drive after connecting the PC's TV out port to the Pioneer's TV in port.