NOTE (a disclaimer if you will): you should only copy DVD's you own, and this for backup purposes only. (this is allowed under the Fair Use principle - or whatchamacallit).
You should try a google search on keywords like DVD copy macos x.
<strong>Actually, I don't think you can back-up or copy a DVD under the fair use thing. Didn't the DMCA have something to say about this?</strong><hr></blockquote>Yes, but ultimately it will be decided in the courts.
The MPAA said VCRs were illegal too, but the courts found they were not. Arguably DVDBackup and the like are the same type of technology as VCRs were 25 years ago.
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<strong>Is their anyway to capture video from a dvd to a hard drive in Jaguar?
thanks for the help.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Yes
This will copy a DVD onto your harddrive.
NOTE (a disclaimer if you will): you should only copy DVD's you own, and this for backup purposes only. (this is allowed under the Fair Use principle - or whatchamacallit).
You should try a google search on keywords like DVD copy macos x.
As der Kopf said, Google it.
You should get plenty of info there.
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You can copy and backup *your own* DVDs, but not commercial ones.
<strong>Actually, I don't think you can back-up or copy a DVD under the fair use thing. Didn't the DMCA have something to say about this?</strong><hr></blockquote>Yes, but ultimately it will be decided in the courts.
The MPAA said VCRs were illegal too, but the courts found they were not. Arguably DVDBackup and the like are the same type of technology as VCRs were 25 years ago.
Their are a bunch of legal reaosons why u can and can't copy dvds
<a href="http://forums.3ivx.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard/ikonboard.cgi" target="_blank">http://forums.3ivx.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard/ikonboard.cgi</a>
that message board has all the info you'll need