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a comment Go to comments Scenario : You recently bought a DVD and want to copy it to your PC cos you want a backup BUT you are
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unable to copy the contents as you keep getting the Error : error is protected within this context "Error 0x80030309 : Copy Protection Error". What do you do ?? Solution : This is a very common
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Error you get when you try to copy contents of a Copyrighted DVD. It is because of a Method called Content Scramble System (CSS) which is used to encrypt the DVD's how to fix error 0x80030309 to prevent their contents from being copied. A little History, CSS is a Digital Rights Management (DRM) system employed on almost all commercially produced DVD-Video discs and was developed primarily by Matsushita and Toshiba, introduced in 1996. CSS utilizes a proprietary 40-bit stream cipher algorithm. However, in October 1999, the CSS algorithm was cracked and posted on the Internet, triggering endless controversies and legal battles error 0x80030309 : copy protection error Not much has changed since that time as the manufacturers of DVD players and the producers of DVDs have to maintain compatibility with the vast amount of material released and changing and adding to this encryption scheme would render a lot of current titles unplayable. The computer program capable of decrypting content on a commercially produced DVD video disc is called DeCSS Enough Jibber - Jabber, I own the DVD and i want a Backup….what do i do ?? OK, To the point…to do so we are going to use a freeware Software called " DVD Shrink " [ See Wikipedia Link here ] DVD Shrink is a free software application that allows you to backup your DVD disks.You can use this software in conjunction with DVD burning software of your choice, to make a backup copy of any DVD video disk. Do note that DVD Shrink does not burn DVDs! The output from DVD Shrink is saved as files on your hard drive, which you can then burn to a DVD-R using separate burning software, such as the software provided with your DVD-R
Ciprian Adrian Rusen | 05/04/2016Share onFacebookGoogle+TwitterPrint We all purchase DVDs and Blu-Rays with all kinds of media content: movies, games, music, software, etc. However, as we use those discs, their quality wanes with time and, after a few years, they become unusable. Your only
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solution is to purchase them again but that costs money one more time and how to remove copy protection from dvd it just isn’t fair. You paid for that product already. Isn’t there a way to make a backup copy? Unfortunately not
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by means of standard disc burning software. In this tutorial, I will cover what I think it is the best alternative for making a backup copy. Trying to make a copy with the usual disc burning applications https://obinshah.wordpress.com/2011/03/26/error-0x80030309-copy-protection-error/ doesn’t work I have a DVD with one my all-time favorite movies: The Shawshank Redemption. The disc is quite old - I must have had it for 6 years or more, and well... I would like to make a backup of it, in case the disc becomes way too old and unusable. I started Nero StartSmart Essentials and tried to copy the disc and it said “Copy error!”. Then, I fired up ImgBurn and http://www.digitalcitizen.life/how-make-backup-copy-protected-disc-dvd-or-blu-ray tried to create an image file from the disc so that, later on, I can burn it to another DVD for safekeeping. Immediately, ImgBurn returned an error saying that the disc is copy protected and said that CSS/CPPM protection is being used by this disc. How do I get around it? How to use use and configure AnyDVD HD to remove the copy protection I chose to download and install the 21 days trial version of AnyDVD HD, to see how it would work. During the trial, you receive a prompt each time the application starts up. A small annoyance, nothing else. Once you click on Continue, you can start using the application. AnyDVD HD automatically scans the media that you place into your DVD or Blu-Ray drive, so that it detects its properties and the type of copy protection it uses. Once I opened AnyDVD HD, I noticed in the Status section that it correctly detected my DVD and the kind of copy protection used. Obviously, it was automatically removed. A nice thing is that, if you browse through the program’s settings, you will find options for removing annoying clips with commercials. Don’t hesitate to check the Video DVD, Video HD DVD and Video Blu-ray sections, depending on the type of disc that you want to backup. O
The How-To Geek Forums Have Migrated to Discourse How-To Geek Forums / Windows Vista (Solved) - Error: blank discs are write protected, can't write to empty disc (25 posts) Started 3 years ago http://www.howtogeek.com/forum/topic/error-blank-discs-are-write-protected-cant-write-to-empty-disc by pisces14850 Latest reply from pisces14850 Topic Viewed 4202 times 1 2 Next » pisces14850 Posts: 14 This post has been reported. This seems to happen only with R/W DVDs. I cannot format the disc because my http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/how-to-fix-window-media-player-cannot-play-this-dvd-error-message/ computer keeps telling me that my blank discs are write protected. These are brand new, and can be read on another PC. I've even reformatted and when I look at Properties for the disc, it says all copy protection 4.38GB is used, with 0 available space. I have checked in the device manager, and it says that the drive is working properly and the driver is up to date. I have tried several different discs. Reports: · Posted 3 years ago Top scorpion99 Posts: 1033 This post has been reported. are you trying to format it using windows tool? Try to use a software like Nero or ImageBurn or PowerISO. Reports: · Posted error is protected 3 years ago Top vistamike Posts: 10945 This post has been reported. It could be that you have 'write' problem. Delete the drive in device manager, then reboot. The drive should now refresh with new driver Mike Reports: · Posted 3 years ago Top germ-x Posts: 5310 This post has been reported. Is your burner a DVD burner or a Cd burner? Some burners are for burning CD's but will open or play a DVD. Reports: · Posted 3 years ago Top pisces14850 Posts: 14 This post has been reported. I have two burners, both are DVD/CD-ROM drives. I will attempt to resolve as a 'write' problem, delete the drive in device manager and then reboot. I'll post after. Thanks! Reports: · Posted 3 years ago Top germ-x Posts: 5310 This post has been reported. If they are DVD/CD-ROM's then they are "Read Only Drives". That's what "ROM" stands for. Can you go into your device mgr and list your drive models? Reports: · Posted 3 years ago Top scorpion99 Posts: 1033 This post has been reported. can your expand your Optical Drives in Device Manager and post us a snapshot here??? Reports: · Posted 3 years ago Top pisces14850 Posts: 14 This post has been reported. they are not supposed to
Smartphones Fun Stuff Search site How to Fix Window Media Player "Cannot Play This DVD" Error Message Isn't it great how even in our modern computer age with Windows 7 and Windows 8, you can still receive an error like "Windows Media Player cannot play this DVD because there is problem with digital copy protection" when you're trying to watch a regular from Netflix on your computer? It's really a pain that something like that doesn't just "work" considering it's VERY COMMON for people to watch DVDs on their computers! Anyway, this happened to me last night and it took me about 20 minutes to fix the problem, so I thought I would write up how I ended up fixing it! Hopefully, you read this before thinking it's some problem with Windows or with your DVD drive, etc as I have seen some people re-install Windows or get a new DVD drive because of this error! Actually, the problem all comes down to something called codecs. Codecs are small pieces of software that can decode the material on a DVD. Whenever a DVD is created, especially new one with copyright protection software installed on them, the content of the DVD is encoded using algorithms into a special format. This encoded data cannot be played on your computer in its normal format, so it has to be DECODED on your computer before it plays. You may have heard of DivX, which is a codec that allows people to compress full-length DVDs onto a CD without losing much of its original image quality. Some software DVD players will auto-download the required codecs for you and hence you won't have this problem, but for some reason Windows Media Players sucks at this and will pop up with the error message. If you have a Blu-ray drive and are trying to play a Blu-ray disc in Windows Media Player, the same thing applies. Windows Media Player, by default, cannot play Blu-ray discs like it can DVDs, so you have to install the correct codecs to get them to play in Windows Media Player. You can download all of the codecs for just about any type of video format by going to Free-Codecs.com and downloading the X Codec Pack or the K-Lite Codec Pack. You'll see them both listed, one on the first page and the other on the second page. Simply ignore all the items that are grayed out as they are obsolete. My suggestion would be to go ahead and install the K-Lite Codec Pack 10.x.x Full, Standard, and Basic pack