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I want to copy many of my old purchased VHS tapes onto DVD. My DVD-R, however (Lite-On model) will not allow it as the tapes are "copyright protected". I bought 'em, I want to be able to transfer them and make copies for dvd player in car. Could someone recommend a program for computer, or video components that will allow me to do this and remove the copyright restrictions and/or Region codes? I get a lot of foreign tapes. No, I don't pirate. Really. My computer is not yet hooked up to the cable, but will be shortly, so would I be able to play the DVD on the DVD-R and transfer directly to the computer DVD? Would I have to "download" the DVD first and then burn it on the DVD+=? Thanks for your help in advance....
cheesehead
mildly confused..... just wondering - if you have already bought the tape, havent you really bough the rights to watch it. then if you downloaded a new format version from the internets to burn to DVD, you wouldnt actually be pirating, merely changing formats!
"The basic tool for the manipulation of reality is the manipulation of words. If you can control the meaning of words, you can control the people who must use the words."
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