dvd to desktop

  1. 12-03-2008  #1
    braden198
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    dvd to desktop

    ok so this is what i want to do... i put in a dvd in to my dvd/cd drive and then i go to my computer.... from there i would like to save the whole movie its self to a folder on my desktop ... but no where it says save... it does so copy but then when i go to paste it in the folder it says this: Cannot replace DVDccess: Cannot find the specific path....... help please?!?!?!?!?

  3. 12-03-2008  #2
    jephree
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    You would need DVD ripping software assuming that you have the rights to copy the said movie.

    If it is a commercial movie it most likely cannot be copied. Not legally anyway.

    DVD@ccess is an Apple program.
  4. 13-03-2008  #3
    rokytnji
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    Not to step on your toes Jephree but my post in other software Resolution to Cyberlink Player error F4D41436 covers this topic.
  5. 13-03-2008  #4
    jephree
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    No problem with my toes and although that software is carried by Major Geeks and with all due respect it is an illegal activity to rip copyrighted DVDs.
  6. 13-03-2008  #5
    k_9
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    That's presuming you have never bought one before Jephree... yeah yeah...

    Cinema prices are a rip off anyway... so is the food... and you can only watch it once... Then you have to wait until the DVD comes out anyway... Then spend even more money! WHAT A WASTE OF TIME
    Last edited by k_9; 14-06-2008 at 01:31 PM.
  7. 13-03-2008  #6
    rokytnji
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    Attachment 1573You have a point Jephree and you also k 9. I don't think that braden 198 is gonna start a Blockbuster franchise with this software. I'm guessing that all he is trying to do is watch movies on his computer. I just thought I'd give him the directions on how to do it.
    Last edited by rokytnji; 15-04-2009 at 04:39 AM.
  8. 13-03-2008  #7
    jephree
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    On further review I suppose if it is your copy and you are copying it for yourself there would be no problem.

    If you are copying in order to distribute or if you are copying someone else's copy then this is very questionable.
  9. 14-03-2008  #8
    k_9
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    That's kind of obvious Jephree...

    Just imaging all the things you could spend your money on if you didn't waste your money at the cinema... Mind you... i like the seats... and the big screan... the rest is an ingenious way to make you pay the producers of the film...

    As if they don't have enough money anyway...

    Popcorn and natchos yucky! ... BEWARE! Keep away from the hot foods section!
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