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July 9th 08, 04:09 AM
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Installing a dvd on computer
Please explain exactly what you mean. Do you want to copy your commercial
DVDs onto your hard drive (movies)? If so, the answer is yes, provided you have a large enough hard drive. Each DVD movie disk will take up about 9gb of hard drive space. -- Cari (MS-MVP) Printing & Imaging www.coribright.com/windows "ezeher01" wrote in message ... How can I add/download my dvd's onto my computer? 
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July 9th 08, 05:41 AM
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Installing a dvd on computer
Size of the disc space used for a copied movie depends on factors such as
selected special features, menus, compression, dual layer. Disc space for a movie is about 4.5 to 8 GB. For dvd copy reviews: http://www.searchallinone.com/review...copy-software/ -- oscar  ....Right click is your best friend... "ezeher01" wrote: How can I add/download my dvd's onto my computer?
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