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i was wondering is it illegal to rip a dvd onto ur computer (i want to know because i want to put dvds on my ipod) i didnt think it was but im just checking. if it's not illegal can any1 tell me how to rip a dvd and make it into a .mpg or .avi file??

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get dvd shrink and dvd decrypter.
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Its legal for your own personal use to make backups of any film that you have on dvd. Although that depends on where you live.

Edited by warriorscot, 02 January 2006 - 01:57 PM.

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oh well i just want to watch em on my ipod

another thing wen i tried to ip a dvd it sed there was no .iso file on there???
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Its legal for your own personal use to make backups of any film that you have on dvd. Although that depends on where you live.

Ripping DVDs has become such a task, DVD Shrink doesn't even work on most of the DVDs that I buy anymore. Spider-man 2 won't rip, nor will Star Wars Ep III.

It's funny - it can be completely legal, but they still make it extremely difficult. However US Legislation belongs in a different forum :tazz:.
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Whos talking about us legislation this is an international forum in some countries its illegal to own a CD or DVD burner as you can use it to burn copyrighted material.
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Whos talking about us legislation this is an international forum in some countries its illegal to own a CD or DVD burner as you can use it to burn copyrighted material.


thats a bit too far i think
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btw if i own the dvd and i download it already ripped technically that isnt illegal is it?
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yes. partially on your part and in theres. b/c everything you do on the net , download, update and so on is being monitered by the government. aka patriot act.
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thats invasion of privacy, it isnt right
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Patriot act is only for yanks. Most other places its an invasion of privacy and is illegal for a government to monitor without good reason and when they do nothing is useable unless its a related to terrorism or or the traffic of illicit images.
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