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ahmadof

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Original poster
Jun 23, 2003
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I am goingon a trip and want to store some movies on my iBook's Hard Drive. How can I do this so that I don't have to carry around the DVD's?
 
Copy the AUDIO_TS AND VIDEO_TS folders to your HD. You can actually play the movies in Apple's DVD Player from your Mac that way if you want.
 
Well thats simple...

All you have to do is click on the disc that it mounts to your desktop and copy the files to where ever you want to keep them.

To play them......open up DVD Player and go to File(I think, not at my mac now)> and click "play TS_Video File". Then just select the folder you copied and thats it.
 
thanks, that was really easy..

I was searching for all these compression things like DVD2OneX, etc. you all saved me a lot of time. I'll just put the files on the HD and when done, delete. thanks
 
i'd make a master image of it, that way it acts like an actual DVD (resumes from where you stopped previously watching, etc).
 
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