A friend from college has asked me to back up a copy of his work but the computer has put a copy protection on it. IS there any way to bipass the protection? Thanks.
AnyDVD. I forget who makes it, but do a google search. It's got a free 30 day trial, and provides a transparent interface to any software.
CloneDVD, made by the same company, can clone the dvd contents to a new dvd.
They are usually found together on file sharing programs, but I of course can't recommend pirating software.
And Akamas said there was no way around it :P
both products are by slysoft and can be found on thier website.
When ever I get hit by copy protection, I litterally copy and paste the dvd onto my harddrive. My computer, right click on cdrom, copy, and paste to desktop. Surprisingly this works a vast majority of the time when programs like nero, and alcohol120 fail.
your arnt even stripping the protection from the vob files , i doubt that works at all.
Quote from: Meh on January 07, 2005, 12:58 PM
And Akamas said there was no way around it :P
Neg, I said I wasn't sure.
Quote from: effect on January 07, 2005, 10:25 PM
your arnt even stripping the protection from the vob files , i doubt that works at all.
It didnt work for me.
Yes , you must use software such as AnyDVD as iago mentioned to remove region encoding and dvd copy protection.