[Gooser]

Hello. I hope I am not reposting the same problem but I searched and could not find it. I am using the copy and convert feature. When I use it I cannot get it to not include the subtitles? I go into the options and change the setting to not include subtitles but it does not seem to retain the setting. Anyone know how to fix this?

[awaz]

Hello. I hope I am not reposting the same problem but I searched and could not find it. I am using the copy and convert feature. When I use it I cannot get it to not include the subtitles? I go into the options and change the setting to not include subtitles but it does not seem to retain the setting. Anyone know how to fix this?

I am getting the same issue for which I spent a lot of time without succeeding to solve it. It is a pity that such a basic function is demonstrating such an important issue. It's urgent to get a workaround and/or a fix !
Any one to help ?

[grandpabruce]

I am getting the same issue for which I spent a lot of time without succeeding to solve it. It is a pity that such a basic function is demonstrating such an important issue. It's urgent to get a workaround and/or a fix !
Any one to help ?

What is the origin of the movie?

[Jim_Hardin]

What is the origin of the movie?

It was a commercial, copyrighted DVD he was trying to copy...

Of course that is not legal.

[grandpabruce]

Let's hope that Awaz isn't doing the same thing.

[awaz]

Let's hope that Awaz isn't doing the same thing.

The movie used is a commercial one that I bought (yes!). More precisely, the 1993 Gold Palm of Cannes, "Adieu ma concubine" (in french, sorry, I don't know the english title).
I was trying to make from it a video file that I would have been able to transfer to my 10' notebook that I just got, and taht I intend to use when I am travelling. Notebooks do not have DVD readers so I thought it was a good solution to fill notebook with picture video files to see films on planes, train or hotels ... Of course, for protected films, I am using a SW allowing by-passing protection (XXXXXXX).
I don't know if it is forbidden or not but I feel honest considering that I pay films I intend to see on my notebook...
Coming back to the issue, I would really appreciate to get a solution to get rid of unsollicited sub-titles when files is converted. They are highly pertubating when file is being read .
king regards

Edited to get rid of the name of the pirating software.

This post has been edited by grandpabruce: 13 November 2009 - 03:06 PM

[myguggi]

The movie used is a commercial one that I bought (yes!). More precisely, the 1993 Gold Palm of Cannes, "Adieu ma concubine" (in french, sorry, I don't know the english title).
I was trying to make from it a video file that I would have been able to transfer to my 10' notebook that I just got, and taht I intend to use when I am travelling. Notebooks do not have DVD readers so I thought it was a good solution to fill notebook with picture video files to see films on planes, train or hotels ... Of course, for protected films, I am using a SW allowing by-passing protection (xxxxxx).
I don't know if it is forbidden or not but I feel honest considering that I pay films I intend to see on my notebook...
Coming back to the issue, I would really appreciate to get a solution to get rid of unsollicited sub-titles when files is converted. They are highly pertubating when file is being read .
king regards

This software cannot be used with copyrighted DVDs since that is illegal in the US. Any discussion of how to break copyrights is not allowed on this board.

This post has been edited by myguggi: 13 November 2009 - 09:47 PM