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  1. 14th Dec 2002 13:00 #1
    Mr Club
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    Can ripping to hard drive really damage the origanol DVD and your hard drive?
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    No, your DVD or HD will not be damaged.
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    Yes, I when yo are ripping your dvd and encode it at the same time your dvd player can get over heated. But if you rip to your hd and then encode it's safe I think.
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  4. 14th Dec 2002 19:57 #4
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    Mcshead is correct. Do not ever re-encode your DVD directly from the drive. ALWAYS rip the DVD to the hard drive, and then work from the hard drive.

    If you use this guide:

    http://www.vcdhelp.com/dvdbackup.htm


    You can cause damage to your DVD drive.

    Ripping to the hard drive damages neither the disc, drive, or HD.

    -J
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    thanks guys.
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