Just bought a new blu-ray movie, a question about copying it =/

I just bought a blu-ray movie. Well, it didn't come with a digital copy. :'(So if i copy it to an ISO file with DVDfab 8, will anyone be able to tell if i sell the original? :o

It's just like copying a DVD, PS2 games, PSX, NDS, GBA, etc. The original is intact, but you just made an exact replica.So, no. No one will be able to tell.

"Be able to tell"? Movies and stuff are sold on read-only discs.

Replying to #3

=DGood! :P

tehuber1337 · #3"Be able to tell"? Movies and stuff are sold on read-only discs.

DVDfab 8 can bypass it...I used it myself. You don't see any difference except for the disc itself.

you will, of course, need a blu-ray drive in your PC

and a blue rya burner, but those are brutally expensive as far as i know

yoshi2889 · #5DVDfab 8 can bypass it...I used it myself. You don't see any difference except for the disc itself.

Bypass what? Read-only does not mean copy-protected.

Duncan Idaho · #7and a blue rya burner, but those are brutally expensive as far as i know

I found a couple for around $150 USD. Not bad since they were $500 or so when they first came out.

Most places are pretty strict about returning digital media.In fact, most places I know don't accept returns if it has been opened, because they know we copy it. The better thing to do is rent it, copy it, and of course, return it.

tehuber1337 · #8Bypass what? Read-only does not mean copy-protected.

Can by-pass copy protection.

ace1o1 · #9I found a couple for around $150 USD. Not bad since they were $500 or so when they first came out.

in my country they are around 1.200 to 3.500 and the disc is quite expensive 100 per disc, DL are at least at 12 bucks each (remember in my country 12=12.000 due to the monetary reform we cut the three 0's)

Mine cost $150 USD.... The place i sold it to hasn't called yet, so it worked right! =D