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griffin13
Apr 11, 2006, 12:16:40 AM4/11/06
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Is there any software that will decrypt DVD files already copied onto the
hard drive? I managed to copy the files to my Hard Drive but accidentally
destroyed the DVD. The DVD files contain macrovison but I'm unable to use
DVD Decrypter because it only works on DVD's from the DVD drive. Please post
a link or a guide or the name of some software that will decrypt these
files.
hard drive? I managed to copy the files to my Hard Drive but accidentally
destroyed the DVD. The DVD files contain macrovison but I'm unable to use
DVD Decrypter because it only works on DVD's from the DVD drive. Please post
a link or a guide or the name of some software that will decrypt these
files.
Bratboy
Apr 11, 2006, 6:45:45 AM4/11/06
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"griffin13" <el...@fudd.com> wrote in message
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You could givr DVDShrink a try. I believe you can use it on hd files as well
as DVD's
Colon Terminus
Apr 11, 2006, 10:15:47 AM4/11/06
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If the files on the DVD were encrypted AND you simply copied the files to
your hard disk without decrypting them during the copy process then there is
no way to decrypt them now. You may as well just remove the files from your
HD, they're simply unnecessarily taking up space.
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Stuart
Apr 11, 2006, 10:42:56 AM4/11/06
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> If the files on the DVD were encrypted AND you simply copied the files to
> your hard disk without decrypting them during the copy process then there
> is
> no way to decrypt them now. You may as well just remove the files from
> your
> HD, they're simply unnecessarily taking up space.
You might try writing them as is to a new DVD and starting over.> your hard disk without decrypting them during the copy process then there
> is
> no way to decrypt them now. You may as well just remove the files from
> your
> HD, they're simply unnecessarily taking up space.
Stuart//
Stephen Stewart
Apr 12, 2006, 1:57:05 PM4/12/06
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Apr 13, 2006, 10:48:07 PM4/13/06
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you can try DVD shrink http://www.dvdshrink.org/ which is
freeware.The following programs are also good for purchase Nero
recode, AnyDVD,intervideo dvd copy,and#1 dvd ripper
This infomation is featured in the MaximumPC issue april 2006.
check their web site www.maximumpc.com
freeware.The following programs are also good for purchase Nero
recode, AnyDVD,intervideo dvd copy,and#1 dvd ripper
This infomation is featured in the MaximumPC issue april 2006.
check their web site www.maximumpc.com
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