RealNetworks launches RealDVD

A legal way to rip DVDs to your PC

RealNetworks launches RealDVD. Home Cinema, DVD, RealNetworks, PC software 0

8 September 2008 15:35 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott

RealNetworks has launched a DVD ripping solution that allows users to back-up their DVD collection - without breaking any copyright laws.

RealDVD is software that lets DVD owners copy the DVD's content to their PC, in around 20 minutes apparently, with a "watch and save" option too.

With the claim that it's 100% legal, RealNetworks has designed the software so that users can only copy a DVD to one PC, laptop or portable hard drive, so the movie cannot be transferred to another machine, or uploaded, thus keeping the copyright holders happy.

Available for Windows-based machines only, the software costs around $50 with licences for additional machines priced at $20 each.

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