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PokeCatz
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What is the best program to rip dvds (that is free). Currently I am using VLC but it is kind of slow. Any Suggestions?

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9 minutes ago, Oshino Shinobu said:

It's illegal to do that in the UK, so I'm unable to help from where I am. xD

Pretty sure format shifting is legal in the UK for CD's at least.

 

Edit: Welp, misread a title on an article, seems it is although it is such a stupid law.

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28 minutes ago, PokeCatz said:

What is the best program to rip dvds (that is free). Currently I am using VLC but it is kind of slow. Any Suggestions?

what do you mean "ripping" ?

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4 hours ago, Midnitewarrior4 said:

what do you mean "ripping" ?

Ripping is the process of copying data from optical media (cd dvd blu ray) and putting it on your hard drive. Technically this is legal ( in the us at least) because it is for private use and I own the physical copy off it. @Blueprint

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6 hours ago, PokeCatz said:

Ripping is the process of copying data from optical media (cd dvd blu ray) and putting it on your hard drive. Technically this is legal ( in the us at least) because it is for private use and I own the physical copy off it. @Blueprint

Oh ok, well I definetly don't have a 1tb external drive full of ripped movies... .

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