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#16078 - 07/19/06 10:22 PM Legally Copying DVDs
Duke97 Gunslinger Registered: 09/20/05 Posts: 15	Do any Outlaws have advice about software for making a back-up copy of DVD movies that are "region free?" I am asking because I recently purchased three Disney DVDs in Europe (Zone 2) that will not play in my Denon 2910. Rather than purchase a universal DVD player, I would like to make a region free or zone 1 "back-up" copy. Thanks, Duke97
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#16079 - 07/20/06 12:12 AM Re: Legally Copying DVDs
PodBoy Gunslinger Registered: 05/09/05 Posts: 281	It isn't for the Outlaws to say. It is against the law and wrong. You shouldn't do it.
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#16080 - 07/20/06 07:21 AM Re: Legally Copying DVDs
Laventura Gunslinger Registered: 05/21/06 Posts: 195 Loc: Montr�al,PQ	For legal reasons, we have removed the contents of this post. Please refrain from discussions on the "what's and how's" of bypassing the copyright software on DVD's. Scott _________________________ Outlaw 1070-Mirage M-290(main)+MCC(center)+Omnisat Micro(sides) nanosat(back)+ +PS12-90(sub)-Technics SL-5 turtable+Cambridge Audio 540P-HTPC - SamsungDTB-H260F HDTV tuner - Optoma HD 20 +100' Draper screen -lots of spaghetti and toys
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