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2008-02-19
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2008-02-19
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2008-02-19
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Er...can you explain this? ITVC has a status bar showing the progress of your conversion.
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2008-02-20
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2008-02-20
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I usually make backups of my movies for my nieces and nephews who handle things like any kid would, just give them a copy and let them break it, scratch it, without having to worry about replacing it with another original (read: spending another $20), all they have to do is insert it and hit play, I also like to cut the logos as well as the movie credits and any other previews and the preferred container that I use is ISO since my dvd players can play that and not avis. I guess this requisite only applies to people who are in the same boat.
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2008-02-20
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So let me answer this with a question -- if the ITVC had the ability to transcode VOB files that were *unencrypted* would that be just as useful in this scenario?
Or are we just moving one task to a different piece of software? Since you still need to find a way to (legally or not - depending on your geographical location) remove the encryption from the DVD in the first place?
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2008-02-20
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No, I don't need the ITVC to remove the encryption, I like what I'm using (DVDShrink)
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2008-02-20
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2008-02-20
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2008-02-20
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I have to 1-up you: I've got a menu item in my digital TV box (VDR): "Move to Internet Tablet" which encodes and copies the currently selected recording to a usb-connected tablet. Patented One-Click-on-the-remote technology, thanks to tablet-encode!