my 3 yearold can wear out her favorite movie fast. can i save it to a folder on my computer for her to watch.?

Answer 1

If you mean DVD Movie that you have purchased, then yes you can legally back it up to your hard drive. One way is to use DVD Decryptor.

Answer 2

Of course.

DVD Shrink can copy any DVD to a blank DV or to your hard drive.

Here is the link for DVD Shrink :

http://www.mrbass.org/dvdshrink/...

It is totally free & remains the best of it's kind (even the ones you pay for).

It requires you to have Nero or another DVD burning program installed because it uses their engine for the burn process.
http://www.nero.com/nero7/enu/nero7-demo...

The beauty of it is that even if Nero is an expired trial version DVD Shrink will continue to successfully use it's engine for burning.

So so easy to use .... 2 or 3 clicks & it's done .... will copy ANY DVD. If you ever get a "copyright protected" (quite rare) message just restart the program & it will eventually succeed.

I've been using it for years now ... works perfectly every time.

regards,
Philip T

Answer 3

Yep, try using DVDDecrypter. It will rip the entire DVD to your harddrive. Then you will need some kind of DVD Player software to watch it. I typically use PowerDVD, but you can use whatever you like. Hope that helps.

Answer 4

if it is not copy right tag on the cd then you can save that too hard drive are you trying to copy dvd movies too the computer too upload for your friends lol

Answer 5

Use DVD Decrypter

Instructions on how to use it are here http://www.mrbass.org/dvdrip/

Answer 6

yes you can