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A friend of mine have a DVD movie locked to a different region. Hopefully, I seem to have a region free DVD player in my laptop.



How can I burn a region free copy of his DVD movie so my friend can watch it?


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You could give "K9Copy - KDE tool to backup DVDs" a try.



Install via the software center



It's very much capable of disassembling the individual streams, putting them back together (even customising the selection of audio/video tracks) and then burning it to a new disc.



It seems it's not even capable of putting a region code onto a blank DVD, so (ab)use that as a feature!



A sort of dedicated tutorial on how to do this is on this random blog. Comes down to:




  1. Select DVD source.

  2. Select "Rip and encode" as destination.

  3. Select the elements you want to "rip". It's useful to leave out some unwanted streams/titles/chapters.

  4. Select some encoding options, but just use "copy" to leave the contents of the streams untouched.

  5. Once finished it will ask you to load a blank DVD to burn.


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