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TheSpaz

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I bought the Extreme Edition Terminator 2 DVD at Wal-Mart for like 5 bucks and it came with a digital HD version of the movie on the standard DVD. Is there any way to rip this to my Mac? As of right now, I can't even figure out how to watch the file on my Mac... it's a PC app that runs it.

Edit: It's actually called Extreme Edition.

Can anyone help me get this HD file on my Mac?
 
Yep you'll need a Windows box to get the movie off the DVD and view it. If you want to use it on a Mac, it will have to be decrypted. I also usually convert the file to an AppleTV friendly format after removing the DRM.
 
If you're in Windows, usually when you put the DVD in it automatically starts the digital copy installation. It involves putting in a code included in the DVD box and then it checks the code online. If all goes well it then copies the .wmv file to your HD.
 
If you're in Windows, usually when you put the DVD in it automatically starts the digital copy installation. It involves putting in a code included in the DVD box and then it checks the code online. If all goes well it then copies the .wmv file to your HD.

Hmm, I got it to playback on my windows partition, but where would it store the WMV file? What would be it's file name? I am in the same predicament, I want to rip the hd file from the dvd and tranfer it to my mac partition and play it there. I have flip for mac so that would work, if anything I would need to convert the video to a Mov.

Thanks ;)
 
The movie file should be in your My Documents->My Movies folder. However, Flip4Mac won't play it as it is still DRM protected and Flip4Mac doesn't do DRM protected wmv files. You'll need to decrypt it before you can use it on the Mac side.
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The movie file should be in your My Documents->My Movies folder. However, Flip4Mac won't play it as it is still DRM protected and Flip4Mac doesn't do DRM protected wmv files. You'll need to decrypt it before you can use it on the Mac side.
Google Mirakagi

Thanks dude! I will give it a shot ;)
 
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