SCOTTHUGHES74
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I have recently been trying to rip a few of my dvds onto my Sony VAIO laptop (VGN-FW51MF) so I can view them on train journeys etc.
Mostly I have been doing so by importing the content via either Windows Live Movie Maker or VAIO Movie Story, and then joining the resulting files in Windows Live Movie Maker.
However, in a few cases, the imported files - although they will play in Windows Media Player - are giving me a scrambled picture (pixellation etc) and distorted sound. I've even tried using other means of ripping (Handbrake for example), but the problem remains.
Does this mean there is copyright protection on these discs? And if so, how do I circumvent this? Is there a better way altogether of quickly ripping DVDs on a VAIO? Any pointers gratefully received.
Mostly I have been doing so by importing the content via either Windows Live Movie Maker or VAIO Movie Story, and then joining the resulting files in Windows Live Movie Maker.
However, in a few cases, the imported files - although they will play in Windows Media Player - are giving me a scrambled picture (pixellation etc) and distorted sound. I've even tried using other means of ripping (Handbrake for example), but the problem remains.
Does this mean there is copyright protection on these discs? And if so, how do I circumvent this? Is there a better way altogether of quickly ripping DVDs on a VAIO? Any pointers gratefully received.