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  1. 20th Jul 2006 05:59 #1
    peter762033
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    Hi i have a video and it is encrypted, what i want to know is can i remove that encryption?

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    Hi Peter,

    Can you clarify what you mean by an "encrypted video" ?

    If you mean you have a video FILE that is password protected, then it's unlikely you can access this.

    If you mean you have a DVD disc which is encrypted - then there are some software devices which can remove the encryption. DVDDecrypter and DVDfabdecypter are 2 such progs.

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  3. 20th Jul 2006 06:21 #3
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    no its a video file where u have to have to have some software to play the video, i dont want to get this software and wanted to remove the encryption instead.
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    Still not enough info. What software, what video? Most of all, if you do not want to purchase this SW then why do you have the video?
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    Hi Peter,

    I'm still confused as to what you mean by encryption ?

    What format is the video file in ? *.avi *.mkv *.other ?? Have you tried converting it to another format ?

    Have you tried playing it in other software players ?
    Try VLCplayer as this plays most stuff.

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  6. 20th Jul 2006 06:51 #6
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    The video is in WMV format. I tried converting but when i tried with my converter (xilisoft video converter) it says failed. Also when i play it in vlc player it plays but its all blotchy and pixelated and unwatchable
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    It has DRM protection. It is possible in come circumstances, but not easy. If you search for DRM and remove, you should find answers. Google is probably your best bet.
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