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<blockquote data-quote="ttc|_I|\|ttt" data-source="post: 2662244" data-attributes="member: 635540">I was given a DVD to lend until Thursday to make a copy of. I have downloaded DVD Shrink and DVD Decrypt and have no idea as to what to do after watching bogus YouTube clips on &quot;how&quot; to do it. It&#039;s beginning to frustrate me now.I ripped the files to the Hard Drive and burnt them to a blank disc by going on My Computer, clicking on the blank disc and clicking on a button up the top that says &#039;Burn Files to Disc&#039; and I selected the footage files off the original.After they were burnt, the files were all on the disc. When I put the disc in the computer, it loads Windows Media Player up straight away with the footage but on My Computer, it shows a bar that tells me how much of the disc space is filled up but it never usually does.I just put it in my DVD player and it says it is incompatible. I am just about to give up after spending about two hours trying to work this out.How do you make a successful copy of a DVD? I am not happy as I have wasted two discs that I can&#039;t format to try and attempt this.Thanks a heap guys.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ttc|_I|\|ttt, post: 2662244, member: 635540"] I was given a DVD to lend until Thursday to make a copy of. I have downloaded DVD Shrink and DVD Decrypt and have no idea as to what to do after watching bogus YouTube clips on "how" to do it. It's beginning to frustrate me now. I ripped the files to the Hard Drive and burnt them to a blank disc by going on My Computer, clicking on the blank disc and clicking on a button up the top that says 'Burn Files to Disc' and I selected the footage files off the original. After they were burnt, the files were all on the disc. When I put the disc in the computer, it loads Windows Media Player up straight away with the footage but on My Computer, it shows a bar that tells me how much of the disc space is filled up but it never usually does. I just put it in my DVD player and it says it is incompatible. I am just about to give up after spending about two hours trying to work this out. How do you make a successful copy of a DVD? I am not happy as I have wasted two discs that I can't format to try and attempt this. Thanks a heap guys. [/QUOTE]

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