CAN I SAVE MY DVD'S ON MY COMPUTER ??????

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IVE BEEN TRYING TO SAVE MY DVD MOVIES ON MY COMPUTER BUT SOME HOW I CANT I
DONT KNOW IF IM DOING THIS RIGHT OR IF I JUST CANT DO IT . BUT I REMMEMBER ON
THE INTERNET I SAW SOME PROGRAMS OF SAVING DVD MOVIES ON YOUR COMPUTER BUT
IGNORED IT BUT NOW THAT I WHANT TO I DONT KNOW HOW CAN ANY BODY HELP ME
PLEASE >>I HAVE WINDOWS XP
 
TWOSADTWOBAD said:
IVE BEEN TRYING TO SAVE MY DVD MOVIES ON MY COMPUTER BUT SOME HOW I
CANT I DONT KNOW IF IM DOING THIS RIGHT OR IF I JUST CANT DO IT . BUT
I REMMEMBER ON THE INTERNET I SAW SOME PROGRAMS OF SAVING DVD MOVIES
ON YOUR COMPUTER BUT IGNORED IT BUT NOW THAT I WHANT TO I DONT KNOW
HOW CAN ANY BODY HELP ME PLEASE >>I HAVE WINDOWS XP
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DVD Shrink.
 
Not recommended to keep in your PC, you'll lose it when it crashes. Copy/burn
the movie to a DVD-R or DVD-RW that way you can take it on the road. Unless
you have an extremely large harddrive, about 160gig or more, put them on Disk.
 
Shenan Stanley said:
DVD Shrink.

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<- Shenan ->
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The information is provided "as is", it is suggested you research for
yourself before you take any advice - you are the one ultimately
responsible for your actions/problems/solutions. Know what you are
getting into before you jump in with both feet.
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Shenan, several months ago I read a post of yours were you mentioned DVD
Shrink,I just want to say "thank you" I've been using it ever since. :-)
 
Shenan said:
DVD Shrink.
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Shenan, several months ago I read a post of yours were you mentioned
DVD Shrink,I just want to say "thank you" I've been using it ever
since. :-)
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You are welcome, MAP.

They are - by far - some of my shorter posts, but I think that's all that
needs to be said in reference to backing up ones DVDs.
 
Shenan said:
You are welcome, MAP.

They are - by far - some of my shorter posts, but I think that's all that
needs to be said in reference to backing up ones DVDs.
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I agree--one of the best instances of freeware in existence.
 
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