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I have an old machine that I do nothing on except rip the occasional movie. Today I copied one and it went fine. Ten minutes later, I tried another and got a message saying something to the effect that "this disc is css copy protected... do you want more information on copying css-protected discs" and 'yes','cancel' buttons.
I have changed absolutely nothing on this machine for a year. I have run no other program on this machine for months. I have installed no software onto this machine for more than a year.
WTF?
Any help greatly appreciated
ireland
Inactive
24 Jan 2007 4:37 PM
GET ANY DVD FROM SLYSOFT AND THEN TRY IT..
AND READ THE INSTRUCTION ON THE PROGRAM
ITS THE NEW COPY PROTECTION THATS OUT
CHEERS
billka
Newbie
24 Jan 2007 4:47 PM
Thanks for the quick reply but i don't think that's it. I tested four dvds from my collection including an ancient Ghostbusters. Each gave the same response.
Again, wierdly, I changed absolutely nothing on the machine, didn't even restart the program and this problem just cropped up.
ireland
Inactive
24 Jan 2007 5:06 PM
next time play the movie with ye computer player and start the copying program and shut down the player..
if that does not work then the program is corrupted......
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