I've had my Sony Xperia M now for 2 months and I love it. But today, I was at home cooking and cleaning, when I started noticing that. Password to decrypt storage. Archived from groups: rec.video.desktop Hi all, How can I remove CPRM-protection from a DVD-RW???? I made my first recordings using a Maxell DVD-RW, with my brand new.

Archived from groups: rec.video.desktop () Hi all, How can I remove CPRM-protection from a DVD-RW???? I made my first recordings using a Maxell DVD-RW, with my brand new Pioneer DVR-220S DVD-R recorder. Now I want to ripp the files from the disk and edit and author the material with my PC to a DVD+R. But this CPRM-protection is keeping me away from my own recordings! What the heck is going on here? I've tried (almost) everything: making an ISO file from the DVD-RW with DVD Decrypter to HD, viewing that ISO with ISOBuster, I can see the files, but I can't copy them, why I don't know, the program is fully registered and paid for, it must be that CPRM that keeps me from my own files. I was (probably) wrong to buy 3 CPRM protected DVD-RW's, I did not notice, I always use DVD+R disks with my DVD-NEC2510 burner on my PC. Baixar Priston Tale Pirata here.

But now I have to buy DVD-R because Pioneer won't accept DVD+R, and now this CPRM creeps up. I will buy in the future DVD-RW,s *without* CPRM! If they even exist. Please, help me find a way to get my files of those CPRM disks. I think this whole CPRM is a bad idea, nice for extra protection on DVD-movies, maybe, but not for normal home use. Archived from groups: rec.video.desktop () On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 00:06:19 +0200, Wim wrote: >I've tried (almost) everything: making an ISO file from the DVD-RW >with DVD Decrypter to HD, viewing that ISO with ISOBuster, I can see >the files, but I can't copy them, why I don't know, the program is >fully registered and paid for, it must be that CPRM that keeps me from >my own files. Just demuxing the files from the RW using DVDDecryptor in IFO mode didn't work for you, either?

----------------------------------------------------- Neil Nadelman arvy@navzr-genafyngbe.pbz (ROT13) ----------------------------------------------------- I have no fears in life, for I have already survived Theta-G! Archived from groups: rec.video.desktop () Wim wrote: >Hi all, >>How can I remove CPRM-protection from a DVD-RW???? >>I made my first recordings using a Maxell DVD-RW, with my brand new >Pioneer DVR-220S DVD-R recorder. >>Now I want to ripp the files from the disk and edit and author the >material with my PC to a DVD+R. >But this CPRM-protection is keeping me away from my own recordings! >What the heck is going on here?

>>I've tried (almost) everything: making an ISO file from the DVD-RW >with DVD Decrypter to HD, viewing that ISO with ISOBuster, I can see >the files, but I can't copy them, why I don't know, the program is >fully registered and paid for, it must be that CPRM that keeps me from >my own files. >>I was (probably) wrong to buy 3 CPRM protected DVD-RW's, I did not >notice, I always use DVD+R disks with my DVD-NEC2510 burner on my PC. >But now I have to buy DVD-R because Pioneer won't accept DVD+R, and >now this CPRM creeps up. >I will buy in the future DVD-RW,s *without* CPRM! If they even exist. >>Please, help me find a way to get my files of those CPRM disks. >>I think this whole CPRM is a bad idea, nice for extra protection on >DVD-movies, maybe, but not for normal home use.

I'm curious about CPRM too. It just came up for us at work. We bought some one off stand alone DVD recorders to free up our encoder.

Java Jre 1 7 51 Adobe on this page. The idea was to give the client a DVD to walk with or make one DVD and duplicate on our tower DVD dubber. But DVDs made on the stand alone recorder will NOT duplicate.

Can't even peek into the failed copy with DVD Shrink. Goggling around on this subject it seems to be a function of the DVD recorder AND the particular DVD disks. Is a work around simply a matter of finding DVD disks that don't have CPRM already burned on them? All we want to do is send a composite video and audio signal to the DVD recorder (content we own) and make a DVD that we can duplicate. Archived from groups: rec.video.desktop () On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 17:16:52 -0500, you wrote: >On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 00:06:19 +0200, Wim wrote: >>>I've tried (almost) everything: making an ISO file from the DVD-RW >>with DVD Decrypter to HD, viewing that ISO with ISOBuster, I can see >>the files, but I can't copy them, why I don't know, the program is >>fully registered and paid for, it must be that CPRM that keeps me from >>my own files.