How to Legally Make Copies of Your DVD's

**tonyvdb** · **02-04-09, 11:30 AM**

I'll give that a try tonight, thanks for the link Bob. Does it compress the video so it will fit on one signal layer DVDr?

**bobgpsr** · **02-04-09, 01:02 PM**

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tonyvdb wrote:

Does it compress the video so it will fit on one signal layer DVDr?

Not that I know of -- at least when I last used it. I still use DVDshrink to author a DVD-R -- but use an already decrypted on hard disk source (DVD file set or mounted .iso) that was created from AnyDVD (or DVDfabDecrypter back when I last used it).

**tonyvdb** · **02-04-09, 02:24 PM**

Ok Thanks Bob, I let you know how this works.

**tonyvdb** · **02-09-09, 05:27 PM**

Well, after some trial and error using DVDfabDecrypter I was able to make backups of the 15 or so dvds that my kids watch. I really like the fact that you can select just the main movie to copy and not keep the extras. saves alot on space and without any compression all but one movie fit on a single layer DVD-r.
Thanks again for everyone's help.

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