When you buy an original movie DVD, you’re
entitled to watch it anywhere you like, isn’t it? But unfortunately due
to copy protection you can’t watch it on say, your tablet or smartphone,
and might even have problems in playing
it on some region locked players and optical disc drives. While the
intentions of manufacturers are noble, that is to stop piracy, it often
becomes troublesome for people to watch the movie they bought where and
when they want. That’s why we’re going to tell you 2 easy ways to break
copy protection on a DVD, for free! These simple solutions will let you
make backups of copy protected discs so that they can be stored safely
or watched later.
Break Copy Protection on discs for free:
Solution 1 – Using DVD43
Solution 2 – Using VLC Media Player
While this isn’t technically a way to break copy protection, it lets you copy any movie, be it on a VCD, DVD or Blu-Ray disc and store it on your hard drive, free of any restrictions and with good quality. Insert the disc you want to make a copy of, open VLC Media Player, go to the View menu and check Advanced Controls. You should see a red dot button next to the usual controls. When you click on it and let the movie run, a copied video file is generated in the Videos folder of My Documents. The only downside is that you have to actually keep the movie on and running for it to record, and if you skip forward the skipped part won’t be recorded. It’s basically like a screen grab feature.
Another way to rip copy protected discs, albeit at lower quality with VLC Media Player is by doing the following:
1.Insert disc and open VLC Media Player. 2.Click Media>Convert/Save.
3. Select DVD as disc type and check “No Menus”, click Convert/Save.
4. Set destination and type file extension of choice (.mov or .mp4 etc).
5. Select H.264+AAC profile and click Start.
After you’ve followed the above steps, the ripping should start. Note that it might take a while. Once it’s done you will have a copy of the movie you wanted!
Break Copy Protection on discs for free:
Solution 1 – Using DVD43
Solution 2 – Using VLC Media Player
While this isn’t technically a way to break copy protection, it lets you copy any movie, be it on a VCD, DVD or Blu-Ray disc and store it on your hard drive, free of any restrictions and with good quality. Insert the disc you want to make a copy of, open VLC Media Player, go to the View menu and check Advanced Controls. You should see a red dot button next to the usual controls. When you click on it and let the movie run, a copied video file is generated in the Videos folder of My Documents. The only downside is that you have to actually keep the movie on and running for it to record, and if you skip forward the skipped part won’t be recorded. It’s basically like a screen grab feature.
Another way to rip copy protected discs, albeit at lower quality with VLC Media Player is by doing the following:
1.Insert disc and open VLC Media Player. 2.Click Media>Convert/Save.
3. Select DVD as disc type and check “No Menus”, click Convert/Save.
4. Set destination and type file extension of choice (.mov or .mp4 etc).
5. Select H.264+AAC profile and click Start.
After you’ve followed the above steps, the ripping should start. Note that it might take a while. Once it’s done you will have a copy of the movie you wanted!
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