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I don't know what I could be doing wrong? I have the impression that the website is deceptive and that to get this "Copy to DVD" functioin, I'm required to pay additionally for the feature? If you read the website it certainly promises that BluRay to DVD is possible using the more expensive BluRay Copy package?
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I want to copy a BluRay to a DVD but when I choose the BluRay copy section, I only get two options BD50 & BD25, no DVD? If I use the BluRay to DVD section I see the options that I want, but the software tells me that I'm using a trial version.
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After installing the second license key, I check my status, and it shows the DVD and BluRay copiers as licensed to me, but all other softwares, are still listed as trial versions. The website indicates in detail, that it can do several versions of BluRay to DVD copies. so I purchased a lifetime BluRay Copy, because it seemed to have what I wanted. Apparently the BluRay options were only trial versions.
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There's a scene near the middle of the movie (possibly at the layer change?) that has been chopped up and some frames are out of sequence.I had what I thought was all versions of DVDFab disk copy software, Which I purchased a "lifetime" edition of, a few years ago. I imported the MPGs into Vegas to have a closer look and found something weird. Regarding the video artifacts, it appears that the problem is with VOB2MPG.
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That could be entertaining for other video projects as well, not necessarily full length movies. However, I thought it would be a good learning experience for me as well as something I could have a little fun with - like putting my own voice and some silly words in place of the original dialog. I realize this would be very time consuming and probably not worth doing often. One that I was thinking of "editing for television" (the kids) is Short Circuit but I haven't tried it yet. The movie I'm using just happens be one that was within arms reach when I started - it's Terminator 2. While I can appreciate the concerns for how much time this will take and what my wife and I decide is appropriate for our kids, at this point I'm just playing with this to see if I can do it - sort of a personal challenge if you will. Stop wasting your time and just don't show any movies to your kids that you think require this kind of work. To be blunt, if you can't even get your rips to work correctly, you're not going to be able to do this successfully. I have about 6 years experience working with video and I can tell you that I would NEVER attempt to do what you want to do. DVDFab HD Decrypter is your best choice to rip such discs. Such protection may be out now for all I know. It is only a matter of time before Sony comes up with a new type of copy protection that it won't understand. RipIt4Me similarly has been shut down by legal threats. It hasn't been updated in years because of legal threats. DVD Decrypter is completely unable to rip some Sony DVDs. You should be aware that Sony DVDs are often protected with ARCCOS or similar anti-rip technologies and they require special programs to rip. It's simply not worth the effort to edit it AFAIAC.ĭough - It might have been a good idea to tell us what your original DVD is.
They can wait and see it in a couple of years. I would love to show my 8 and 10 year old the Blues Brothers in it's entirety, but there is enough language in it to make it unsuitable. If it has language that isn't suitable for kids, it generally has themes and other issues that should be of equal concern. Toward the very end, Sigourney Weaver is facing the camera and makes a remark that has very obviously been toned down a lot from what was delivered on set.
To see just how obvious it can be, watch Galaxy Quest. Is it worth it - depends how paranoid you are. You must not cut the words, or you will alter the length of the audio and cause all sorts of sync issues.Īs for the blurring the mouth - that will add days to what is already a slow task. You then need to demux the audio from the video, load it into an audio editor like audacity or Sound Forge, and reduce the volume of the section you want to remove. Your approach is right, although the artifacts are a concern.Īs pointed out, try DVDFab HD Decrypter to see if you have more success.
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