Copy DVD to DVD-R using DVD Decrypter (DVDs smaller than 4.36GB) by Vladd44
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Mirrored from afterdawn.com due to their Finnish Legal Restraints.




Ok, this guide describes the definitely easiest method for backing up DVD-Video discs to DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R or DVD+RW discs. Basically we use just one tool for the whole process, called DVD Decrypter which can rip the movie, create an ISO DVD image file and burn that image file back to blank DVD media. You should remember, that this method can only be used for DVDs that are smaller than 4.36GB in size including all the files on the DVD. If you have DVDs that you want to backup, but are larger than 4.36GB, please check afterdawn.com's other guides for more information.


Requirements



Obviously you need to have a DVD writer that supports either DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R or DVD+RW format. Secondly, you need to have at least 4.36GB of free HDD space on ONE partition (file system doesn't matter any more). And finally, you need to have the DVD Decrypter.

You also need to have a working ASPI layer on your computer. If you don't, please read afterdawn.com's guide on installing ASPI before proceeding.




Next: Rip the DVD with DVD Decrypter


Table of contents:



Introduction and requirements
Rip the DVD with DVD Decrypter
Burn the DVD image to DVD-R






Page Origin : 11 May 2002 Last updated: 20 October 2004. Mirrored Locally : 31 Dec 2005

Finnish Law required content's removal from original location. Duplicated with permission by License.