Maybe DVDSHRINK can help? Given the nature of the program, no support can be offered. You'll likely need to change the REGION on the DVD to run DVDSHRINK but with the price of DVDROM drives you can dedicate the drive for this use.
Best of luck,
Bob
Is it possible to watch a PAL DVD on a computer bought in the United States? I have an eMachines T3092 computer, running Windows XP home. A friend of mine has this PAL DVD that I would like to watch and convert to NTSC. I do have programs (Video Workshop, MyDVD, Pinnacle Studio 9) that can re-author and assign NTSC to the finished product. Maybe this is a silly question, but would I even be able to get the PAL files onto my computer to convert them? (I want to find this out before I even borrow the DVD, so I was hoping to know whether or not this is even possible without trying it out first!)
Thanks for any help.

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