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DVD video storage

by albecba Aug 11, 2006 7:01PM PDT

Hi all

I'm a medical student and as part of my studies we've been given some DVD video's. As these are educational video's (and made by the uni) we are allowed to store them and reproduce them - ie licensing is not an issue.

So hence my question, is there any way i can store (burn) the DVD's onto my hard-drive without losing the menu's etc.
I have a DVD that has 5 chapters but the only way i've been able to copy them onto the computer (in AVI etc format) is using AoA DVD Ripper and this produces 5 individual videos.
Is there a program that can burn it as one (with menu) or a format???

Thanks
Joel

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Cnet shows how.

by r. proffitt Forum moderator Aug 12, 2006 1:53AM PDT

Read http://reviews.cnet.com/Labs/4520-6603_7-5141963.html

Now you have the .ISO of the DVD, you can use ALCOHOL 120% to make the DVD of your own or mount it as a drive letter and play it from the hard disk.

Cnet reviews Alcohol 120% somewhere eles so this is all I'll write about this.

Solved!

Bob

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