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copyright protection override (regarding copying DVDs with a


Question Posted Thursday March 23 2006, 12:54 am

I recently got a dvd burner and know there is some way to over ride the copyright protection on it so I copy DVDs but I dont know how. Help would be appreciated.
Also, if anyone knows decent sites to download free movies to burn that arnt infested with spywear and etc let me know.

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tasuki answered Thursday March 23 2006, 6:31 am:
Uh, you can't. Even if you somehow found a way, it's severely illegal.

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