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    1. 01-10-2002 08:00 #1
      RaMDaY
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      DVD Region converting?

      I just got a DVD+R drive and would like to know if the following is possible.
      Is the a way I can dump a image of Region 3 PAL DVD to my hard drive, convert it to All-Region/Region 0 NTSC and then burn it back to a DVD+R with out losing the menus and all the other extra provided they fit on the DVD+R?
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    2. 01-10-2002 19:12 #2
      Monkey Wrench
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      IFOEdit is the tool you want for this job. Open the IFO's and hit the Region Free button.
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    3. 01-10-2002 20:26 #3
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      u can only do a 1:1 copy (region free) if u r trying to copy a DVD5 ! otherwise u have to remove some extra stuff !

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    4. 15-10-2002 17:58 #4
      sebus
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      Not at all. You can copy DVD9 to 2 x DVD-R.
      See the guides @ doom9.net

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    5. 17-10-2002 15:38 #5
      zebradie
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      u can also compress the film so it fits onto a single layer disc
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