Rip Copy-Protected DVDs with Free Software for Windows 10, Mac OS X or Linux
- Episode 484
- December 28, 2016
If you're like Robbie, you may not have a DVD/BluRay player connected to your TVs, but have connected devices that allow you to play video files through software such as Plex. This week we'll show you how to import your video DVDs into MP4 files so you can watch your owned DVDs once again on next-gen devices such as Roku and Amazon Fire TV.
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