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Use SmartRipper (Backup mode)
or DVD Decrypter (Press F and Ctrl-A)
to rip this movie DVD to a local folder,
for example, C:\FullThrottle



Run DVD-Replica and open C:\FullThrottle
The main movie and its menu can be fit into one DVD-R.
Select the VTS (Video Title Set) tab.
Use this tab to backup or split a movie and keep its menu.
Select a title and click View to decide which one to keep.

This DVD has many mapped titles to prevent splitting.
Keep only title 1 and right click for the popup menu,
toggle "Keep Title" to discard the remaining titles.

If only the movie and its menu is desired,
no splitting is required and only disc 1 is backed up.
Make sure "Split to 2 discs" is not selected and
click back up to start the back up process.



If titles other than the main movie
and all disc menus are desired,
split the main movie and keep its last chapter
on the second disc with other titles.

Select the "Keep VTS" option to back up all other titles. The total backup size is about 3.7 GB which is less than the capacity of a single DVD-R. To fill up the disc, additional chapters of the split main movie
can be backed up by changing "Split after chapter".
Make sure "Skip disc 1" is selected.
Click back up to start the back up process.



The backup options are
Start the movie (Start with title 1)
when the first backup disk is put in the DVD player,

Remove all user prohibited options
so the Menu key can be pressed at any time,

Auto-repeat to replay the movie from the
beginning when the movie ends,

If the second disc is backed up, start the same way as the original DVD when it is put in the DVD player,

Rename the output folder (Disc1 or Disc2)
to VIDEO_TS before burning or playing.

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WARNING
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please be sure that you are excersizing your fair use rights
under the copyright law of your country
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