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Hi, I am trying to copy a downloaded dvd from my hard drive onto a DVD. However, when I try to convert to .ifo/.bup etc a message pops up saying "protection error". Any ideas on how to overwrite protection on movies downloaded from Frostwire? |
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I'd doubt it was true protection of the video. It's prolly a codec issue you're suffering. After all, if the video file had not had it's protection removed then it would not have been able to be extracted or converted to the file you have now. At least I doubt it. What type of file is it & what extension does it have?
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Why not try to burn to an .iso image first and see if the same problem persists?
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I believe the file extension is: HDTV.XviD |
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Use DVD Decripter or DVD Shrink then use Nero to burn the files in the directory.
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