Good backup system for DVDs (LEGALLY OWNED)
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Good backup system for DVDs (LEGALLY OWNED)
for anyone else out there that has a Doberman, or a nutjob dog that thinks shiny DVDs are candy, this is an AMAZING tool to backup your DVDs. Also, having kids with dirty, grubby, sticky hands can be a problem too.
I backup ALL my DVDs, and put the originals inside a safe that me and my wife own.
Honestly, i dont care what Sony or any other company says i can or cant do with movies i legally bought. maybe they can come to my house and watch the Dobermans 24/7, or they can come to your house and babysit your kids.
you need DVDshrink and DVDdecryptor too, ALL ARE FREE.
this tools will take a DVD, and back it up for you in a step by step wizard.
i bought silent hill on wednesday, and sure enough, one of the dobermans was eyeing the case and sniffing. i will definitely pay for my movies, but i refuse to let Sony deny me the common sense to backup a quality movie because **** happens.
I backup ALL my DVDs, and put the originals inside a safe that me and my wife own.
Honestly, i dont care what Sony or any other company says i can or cant do with movies i legally bought. maybe they can come to my house and watch the Dobermans 24/7, or they can come to your house and babysit your kids.
you need DVDshrink and DVDdecryptor too, ALL ARE FREE.
this tools will take a DVD, and back it up for you in a step by step wizard.
i bought silent hill on wednesday, and sure enough, one of the dobermans was eyeing the case and sniffing. i will definitely pay for my movies, but i refuse to let Sony deny me the common sense to backup a quality movie because **** happens.
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Re: Good backup system for DVDs (LEGALLY OWNED)
Does your wife has a shelf? hehehelocalmotion34 wrote:I backup ALL my DVDs, and put the originals inside a shelf on my wife and my safe.

Anyways, thanks for links.
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Re: Good backup system for DVDs (LEGALLY OWNED)
ha ha ha. i edited my post to change the seemingly incoherent statement i made this morning. where the hell was my brain?GeoTrail wrote:Does your wife has a shelf? hehehelocalmotion34 wrote:I backup ALL my DVDs, and put the originals inside a shelf on my wife and my safe.
Anyways, thanks for links.
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!.WHILE status != dwPassedOut
! Invoke AllocateDrink, dwBeerAmount
!MOV Mug, Beer
!Invoke Drink, Mug, dwBeerAmount
!.endw
As I do a lot of Backups etc. I can clearly suggest you.Honestly, i dont care what Sony or any other company says i can or cant do with movies i legally bought. maybe they can come to my house and watch the Dobermans 24/7, or they can come to your house and babysit your kids.
Please! Remove those links from this area.
Because this Forum is hosted in France where (beside the us and germany etc.) existing laws do prohibit bypassing a digital copyprotection on original DVDs.
Now the very sad thing: If you do provide links on your webpage to backupsystems or backupsoftare which actually do bypass such a digital protection you make yourself responsable.
And as the responsable of this webpage is Fred he could get into a lot of trouble!
You mention "DVDdecryptor" and you do link to a page where a direct link to "DVDdecryptor" is given and DVDdecryptor in such countries where those laws do exist is illegal.
If you dont beleive me, then do search in the www as the french government signed such law some month ago which also affects links to i.E. VideoLan binaries as it gots de-CSS protection routines.
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i removed the links so not to get Fred in trouble, but if any of you want, private message me with your email address, and i will send you all the links i have.
i am in the US, and tools like that are by no means illegal to have. so if i send you the links, it will be in a form of private communication.
what is up with the french gov't? i thought the US gov't was in the pocket of big corporations pretty badfly, but to prosecute someone just because they tell people where links are to backup DVDs?
i am in the US, and tools like that are by no means illegal to have. so if i send you the links, it will be in a form of private communication.
what is up with the french gov't? i thought the US gov't was in the pocket of big corporations pretty badfly, but to prosecute someone just because they tell people where links are to backup DVDs?
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!.WHILE status != dwPassedOut
! Invoke AllocateDrink, dwBeerAmount
!MOV Mug, Beer
!Invoke Drink, Mug, dwBeerAmount
!.endw
I use SmartRipper - which is great. and free...
Anyway, in the US you are allowed to make one copy of any DVD/Video you legally own. I think its called the "I-cant-control-my-doberman" law.
What if he put the links in an <IFRAME> which points to a server in the US, would that be legal? just wondering...
Anyway, in the US you are allowed to make one copy of any DVD/Video you legally own. I think its called the "I-cant-control-my-doberman" law.
What if he put the links in an <IFRAME> which points to a server in the US, would that be legal? just wondering...
It would still contain or link to material which is subject to copyright law infrigment.Straker wrote:I use SmartRipper - which is great. and free...
Anyway, in the US you are allowed to make one copy of any DVD/Video you legally own. I think its called the "I-cant-control-my-doberman" law.
What if he put the links in an <IFRAME> which points to a server in the US, would that be legal? just wondering...
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Well no, it would contain a "link/frame" to another site that contains a link to the material. It's a link to a link to a link to a link etc... when does it become illegal? I mean basically many links we post here might in some form or other end up at one of these programs, e.g. free webspaces, upload places etc. are sponsored by adds, some of which lead to illegal software in some countries.GeoTrail wrote:It would still contain or link to material which is subject to copyright law infrigment.Straker wrote:I use SmartRipper - which is great. and free...
Anyway, in the US you are allowed to make one copy of any DVD/Video you legally own. I think its called the "I-cant-control-my-doberman" law.
What if he put the links in an <IFRAME> which points to a server in the US, would that be legal? just wondering...
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What if you link to Google? doesn't it have links to warez sites? are you then breaking the law if you link to Google?u9 wrote:Well no, it would contain a "link/frame" to another site that contains a link to the material. It's a link to a link to a link to a link etc... when does it become illegal? I mean basically many links we post here might in some form or other end up at one of these programs, e.g. free webspaces, upload places etc. are sponsored by adds, some of which lead to illegal software in some countries.
Laws laws laws... when will it end :S
Yeah I don't know ... it's a good question. And is google then illegal in many countries? Strange indeedStraker wrote:[...] What if you link to Google? doesn't it have links to warez sites? are you then breaking the law if you link to Google?

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