May 14th, 2012by clonedvd
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Many Americans celebrate Armed Forces Day on the third Saturday of May. It is a day to honor Americans in uniform who served their country in times of war and peace. Many events take places on this day. CloneDVD launched its Armed Forces Day Deal to show their respect to those who fight for peace. Read More »
May 12th, 2012by clonedvd
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Though adding a DVD burner is not expensive or difficult, DVD burners are usually pre-installed in a notebook or computer. A DVD burner is an internal optical device used to encode or burn information to a blank DVD. You DVD drive run abnormally due to the physical problem with the DVD burner, then you need to fix the DVD burner. Read More »
May 10th, 2012by clonedvd
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The subject of region coding on DVD has suffered controversy. It is done to stop piracy, but it limits people’s enjoyment on DVDs. A region-locked DVD means it can only play in selected regions of the world. For example, a DVD produced in Canada (Region 1) will not play on equipment manufactured in England (Region 2).
Sony’s PS3 is coded in the same way as a regular DVD player. It only play DVDs produced in the same region as the PS3 itself. How to play a different region’s DVD on PS3? Well, there is an easy way to make PS3 DVD region free. Just follow the guide as below. Read More »
May 03rd, 2012by clonedvd
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Want to rip your DVD movies to video or audio files in Windows Vista? DVD contains files playable on DVD players but not computers. Once you explored a DVD on your computer, you will see a VIDEO_TS and an AUDIO_TS folder which is included in most DVDs.
The AUDIO_TS folder is empty and the VIDEO_TS contains VOB, IFO, and BUP files. The .vob files are actually the .mpeg or video files and only these files contain video. If you don’t have a DVD player installed on your Windows Vista computer, you can’t play the .vob files. Read More »
May 02nd, 2012by clonedvd
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Are you interested in programs that help you convert and rip DVDs to your portable devices, or make some copies to play in different DVD players? If you have kids, you certainly own some family friendly or kid’s movies. And those DVDs usually are destroyed due to various things like spilling juice, scratches, etc. Read More »
Apr 29th, 2012by clonedvd
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Piracy of movies led to the enforcement and encryption of DVD protection technology. Each DVD is encrypted with something called Content Scrambling System (CCS) and many other protections. DVD companies put software on the disc to prevent the copies of copyright materials from being shared with others. The disc itself doesn’t say in text it is protected, but it is embedded in media as a code. Only when you try to make a copy, you will know whether it is protected or not. Otherwise, you will need to use DVD encryption identification software to determine what’s on it. Read More »
Apr 28th, 2012by clonedvd
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In order to keep users from copying the DVDs they have purchased, media distributors implement kinds of DVD copy protections during the producing process. This is supposed to stop piracy, but also brings inconvenience for people who want to make backup copies of their DVDs. Luckily, several programs allow DVD owners either circumvent or remove copy protections, so that they can get full control of their DVDs that they legally bought. Once the DVD copy protection is disabled, they can burn or convert their DVDs to a new format. Read More »
Apr 27th, 2012by clonedvd
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Need to burn a DVD fast? DVD burning has never been easy. No more wasting time trying different DVD burning software, just download CloneDVD free trial version and take it for a spin.
Many DVD burning software are unnecessarily complicated. If you are not a technician or starting on with something that is not your idea of a good time, then, leave all the troubles behind with CloneDVD. Read More »
Apr 26th, 2012by clonedvd
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Many people will think the protection of DVD is quite common. However, we probably overlook the fact. DVD is fragile. It can be scratched, damaged and even become unreadable. Chances are that we play a brand new DVD smoothly for the first time, and the next time when we play it, it fails to work normally. How upset to find a favorite DVD fails to work! Nobody is willing to see that. Fortunately, we can avoid the frustrating situation from the very beginning. And the following are some tips on how to protect DVD that you have to pay attention to. Read More »
Apr 25th, 2012by clonedvd
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Many people would ask these questions:
* How do I put DVD movies on my iPod?
* What video format does an iPod support?
* How to rip DVDs to my iPod?
An iPod supports MP4 video with 320*240 resolution. You can’t directly put DVD movies on an iPod because an iPod neither has a DVD drive on nor supports MPEG-2 format. This article will show you how to put DVD on iPod using Aviosoft DVD to iPod Converter, a professional tool for iPod video. Read More »