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You’ll need a DVD burner and DVD burning software (like Nero). Using free software DVD Shrink, you encode the disc to your hard drive and then burn a new DVD with the contents in what looks like a reasonable number of steps. Using DVD Shrink you can even omit DVD extras to save hard drive space. Useful.
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