I successfully copied my first copy protected DVD today !!
 

... ahhh, and it feels great.

... I use anyDVD in combination with cloneDVD (downloaded illegal through kazza). what are you guys using ??

Visa.

There's something about owning the case, disc art, and cover art that turns me on. *shrug*

what he said.

same, but it doesnt turn me on

I hear ya too! Same thing with CD's, if I like the band, I'll buy the CD. I love to have the original, not a burn from a rip off the inet!

jDoG

thank god for piracy

lol :)

good job

suckers pay :321GFY


happy new year from warezrebel !

it's a great feeling indeed !

:thumbsup

LOL, I use Cash. Same feeling though:thumbsup

That sign is so effective:glugglug

number II just jumped out of the burner !!

Are DVD recorders falling in price?

no idea, some black twat sold it to me near the bus station.

Just thinking, why there were a copy protection on this DVD?

Thats what they made scanners and printers for :2 cents:

http://www.cdcovers.cc/

Has pretty much every CD label and case cover for any DVD released.

I copy DVD's, but only the ones I purchase b/c my daughter likes to hurt them.

So your not only bootlegging DVD's your doing it on a stolen DVD Burner :thumbsup

Actually I just got a dvd burner and need to get that software to burn the copyright ones. I should grab that today.

Significantly! Just 6 months ago they were priced somewhere near $500. You can get one now for around $150 and the DVD disks are a lot less expensive than they were 6 months ago. It used to not be cost effective to burn your own DVDs since the media alone costed almost as much as the original DVD!

If you're interested in getting one then constantly check out this site: http://www.bensbargains.net/ - I've gotten so many cool things for almost nothing from Ben's (and no, I'm in no way affiliated with that site. I just go there daily to find huge discounts on cool shit).

You must make lots of money in the adult industry if you cant afford to buy the real thing!!!

Just utilizing todays technology.

Hmm, bought mine 6 months ago for $120, 4x DVD Burner.

Media has been right around $1/disc with dvd cases for quite awhile now as well.

Of course that's on bulk ordering of 100 or so.

Another nice place to find cheap/free stuff:

http://www.techbargains.com/

you should buy the dvd, you would not like it if someone stole your content or designs.

Nice Link! :thumbsup Gotta bookmark that one.

The only way to go to copy dvds is dvdxcopy. Its point and click, and unlike most it preserves the true quality by splitting on to 2 dvds. (You can't fit a commercial dvd on dvd-r).

I rarely bother though. Takes fucking forever and just easier and more honest to buy the suckers. If we rent one and forget to watch it or something I think its fair to make a copy for that purpose.

I use DVD XCopy too, but your statement isn't entirely true.

There are two different dvd formats, DVD-5 and DVD-9...Actually, there are many more than those two, just those are standard.

Any DVD-5 title will fit on a standard DVD-/+R...It only has one layer per side.

DVD-9 titles are processed using two layers per side, holding about 7.95GB within the two layers, per side.

I just use a double sided DVD for those =)

Why if you can get it for free? :Graucho

hit up http://www.dvdrhelp.com/ lots of good info there... of course it's illegal to copy and sell DVDs but there is nothing wrong with making back ups... DVDs do go bad.

feel proud :winkwink:

you can buy empty cases and print the case slips/inserts :Graucho anyways i believe in try it before ya buy it not some demo shit either the problem is most companies hype albums/games/movies/software way above what it is and the use edited screenshots to make it look good then you pay alot of money and it is utter shit :321GFY to the scammer software people download it free then buy it later

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Congrats... figure out how to do PS2 and XBox games... then we'll talk :winkwink:

everyone is bitchin about him burning dvds but i bet that every last one of you guys got a collection of music you downloaded somewhere

great... want a cookie? :Graucho

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interesting :winkwink:

its real simple man depends on what ya want but ya can do the rips onto regular cd-rs with any software such as cdrwin and then to burn the full dvd game is done the same as burning any dvd ;) only know this froma friend as my xbox is not modded and i dont own a ps2 :winkwink:

lol :1orglaugh

HAHAHAHA that's got to suck being america, being a Canadian I can D/L all I want just can't U/L and I can make as many copies as I want as long as they are not for profit. HAHAHAHAHAAHA

everyone is a hyprocrite :Graucho

If you can't afford to BUY the shit in the store, you are doing something wrong...... Perhaps its time for the good folks at Burger King to give you that raise?

Fuck that why should I pay 20 bucks for a CD that has 3 good songs and a disk that is worth about 20 cents, Untill the music stars have to sell their $5 Mill mansion and one of their 7 $100,000 cars then we will look into buying the actual CD.

congradulations on figuring it out - but I prefer purchasing my dvd's - at this rate we will all be watching Bmovies

To be honest, DVD's are so cheap that it makes no real sense to bother to copy them.

But as for Music CD's, its always been interesting question is why are they so expensive?

A Hollywood film may cost 20 million to make, and the DVDs in the UK may sell for about £15. But why do music CD's cost £12, yet the cost to make one must be peanuts in reality. Its no wonder that there are so many pirated CD's out there.

But as for DVD's, most bought films are on large capacity DVD's. But a home DVD can only record half the amount, as such you have to playabout with the DVD to remove the unwanted stuff in order to fit it onto a recordable DVD. As such, is it worth the hassle and time when to buy DVD's are not that expensive.

But personally I would much prefer to buy the proper DVD and get not just the film but all the extras that go with it. I think most DVDs are well worth the money - and they seem to be getting cheaper too.

I think that's the same in the UK. I think the law does let you copy DVDS and CD's for your own use. Many people make copies of there VD's to play on there CD player in the car (so if someone breaks in and pinches them, then at least they have the originals).

Pirated CD's in the UK are big at the moment. But to be honest, record companies do not help themselves when they charge so much for a CD.

DvDRip rules...

Actually, XBox games are the easiest of the bunch to copy -- if you have a modchip in your XBox that is.

When I have my own home theater, I will buy every single movies DVD that I have seen and liked. I just wanna have a collection of good movies and not afraid to spend some pocket change for it.

... and number 3 just came out of the burner !!