Picture this scenario: you go to retrieve your DVD copy of Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory from its protective case because your son or daughter wants to watch it for the 437th time. You remove ...

Back up your DVDs (including commercial movies) and convert them to various mobile formats with this utility. Whether it’s worth the extra cost to have both functions in one easy-to-use program is up ...

WASHINGTON — With DVD use growing rapidly worldwide — and computer hackers becoming more and more brazen in developing programs that circumvent copy protection — plans to bolster disc integrity have ...

OK, I'm sure it's second nature to many of you folks here in the Ach, so I figured this is the best place to come for the answers that I need. In a nutshell, I'd like to back up my DVDs to the hard ...

Have you noticed that it’s infinitely harder to play DVDs on computers or desktops as the sharp drop of the built-in DVD-ROM? In this case, is there a way to 100% retain DVD contents and structure and ...

LAS VEGAS, NV/ TORONTO, CANADA — January 7, 2008 — Storage Appliance Corporation (www.storage-corp.com) today launched the world’s first line of ClickFreeTM automatic backup products at booths IP260 ...

There are lots of advantages to backing up your DVD library. It gives you a backup if discs are lost or damaged, and lets you play your DVDs digitally on all of your tech gadgets. That means easy ...

Unlike other DVD backup software that has succumbed to movie industry pressures, RealNetworks’ RealDVD gives you a new way to copy DVDs to your computer caked with so much DRM that you’ll question why ...

(I know, I know, spam magnet)<BR><BR>Over the years we’ve collected about 150 movies on DVD, most are just ‘regular’ DVDs, but a few are HD. We don’t have any Blu-Ray movies yet, because I guessed ...

Rob Semaan's 321 Studios is a unique enterprise: It's deemed by Hollywood to be one of the most dangerous, piracy-abetting technology companies around, but its products are available without hint of ...

[Editor’s note: The MPAA and most media companies argue that you can’t legally copy or convert commercial DVDs for any reason. We (and others) think that, if you own a DVD, you should be able to ...