Share – How to copy CSS-protected DVD with ease

Posted on Feb 08, 2012 03:39 am
sethfang
Member Since: Feb 08, 2012

What is CSS?

CSS, short for Content Scrambling System, is a data encryption and authentication method employed on almost all commercial DVD video discs. It aims to protect DVD movies from being illegally copied, distributed, and to enforce region-based viewing restrictions. CSS is one of frequently-used copy protections used in today's DVDs.

What is CSS-decrypting software?

For a smooth playback on your computer hard drive or portable devices, you need the help of CSS-decrypting software. Since most DVD movies are copy protected or CSS encrypted in order to prevent allegedly illegal copy. Unfortunately, even the famous video conversion tool HandBrake is not capable of being fully compatible with CSS-protected DVD. So you can imagine how hard it is to find a good DVD cloning program which really meets your every demand. While BDlot DVD Clone Ultimate is a powerful DVD copy/burner software, which allows a perfect DVD copy with exactly the same contents. With advanced GPU accelerating technology, it enables user to backup any DVD to hard drive as ISO image file, Video_TS folder or burn to a DVD disc in several minutes. So what are you waiting for? Download BDlot DVD Clone Ultimate from www.bdlot.com/dvd-clone/ now!

How to copy DVD with CSS encryption?

Follow the below operation guidance, you could have a better idea on how to clone DVD to DVD disc and hard drive.

1. Download BDlot DVD Clone Ultimate and install it.

2. Run the program and get DVD backup process started, you can insert the DVD disc and wait it to be detected automatically, or you can also click 'Browse' button to load DVD Folder saved on your computer.

3. According to specific DVD backup need, choose one DVD cloning scheme,such as clone DVD to DVD, clone DVD to ISO or VIDEO_TS Folder, copy to Single MPEG2 File, etc.

4. When the all-mentioned steps are done, click 'Run' button to start.

5. Find the backed up DVD in destination folder and eject your DVD disc.

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