How To Copy a DVD with VLC 1.0

VLC 1.0 hasgottenseveral cool new features, one of which is the ability torecordwhat isplayingin the screen. Here we will take a look at how easy it is torecorda DVD orothervideoformats using VLC.

RecordUsing VLC

You won’t see therecordbuttonin the default view so we need to make it available in thecontrolpanel by going to View and selecting Advanced Controls.



Now you can see theRecordbuttonalong with a coupleotherhandy controls like snapshot and looping.



Now when you start up a DVD orothervideosimplyclickon therecordbuttonand hit is asecondtime to end therecording.



While it isrecordingnotice that therecordbuttonwill be blue.



The recorded videois in MPEG format and stored them in the Documents folder labeled as VLCRecordwith the date and time.



This is a great way to save entire movies or specific scenes you want to watch later on your hard drive.



Of course VLC won’t burn the recorded MPEG file to DVD but you can certainly useotherprogramsfor that. This is a much different process than “ripping” and you will need toplaythevideowhile it records.

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Source:

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/2686/how-to-copy-a-dvd-with-vlc-1.0/

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