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#1  2009-09-17 22:07:58

sunsetzthugg
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Registered: 2007-12-27
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bootlegg movies and readonly protection

is there a way to get readonly protection erased fromm those bootleggDVDS You getto on the street for 5 dollars? Ist that I'm trying to installierte ubuntu on my pc but i dont havel andy DVDS or cds to puth the .iso data on


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#2  2009-09-18 07:39:41

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From: Alpha Quadrant
Registered: 2007-01-15
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Re: bootlegg movies and readonly protection

If they are boot-legged, how are they READ ONLY?

IF you mean, that you copied the files to the HDD, and some software is telling you it is read only?  Umm, did you know, that just about ANY file you copy from an optical disk, gets Xfered to the HDD with the read only attribute ON?    Turn the attribute off...

If it is a movie, use DVD Shrink on the disc itself to create the image, what are you using?

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#3  2009-09-18 08:17:26

sunsetzthugg
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Re: bootlegg movies and readonly protection

I'm trying to delete the files on the CD but it keeps telling me that its readonly and cannot be deleted, im using the default windows explorer


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#4  2009-09-18 13:53:00

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Re: bootlegg movies and readonly protection

sunsetzthugg wrote:

I'm trying to delete the files on the CD but it keeps telling me that its readonly and cannot be deleted, im using the default windows explorer

OMFG: Are you serious (AYFS)?  DELETE files, did you say "DELETE", from a CD (OR any non RW media)?

Anyone else?  My next few words would be VERY condescending, so I can't....

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#5  2009-09-18 14:37:30

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Re: bootlegg movies and readonly protection

Deleting files of a non-RW CD/DVD(etc.) is like dividing by 0...


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#6  2009-09-18 14:53:46

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From: Ontario, Canada
Registered: 2007-08-09
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Re: bootlegg movies and readonly protection

lol.... oh god.


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#7  2009-09-21 13:48:05

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Registered: 2009-09-03
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Re: bootlegg movies and readonly protection

I work tech support; I'll handle this! lol

Sir, you most likely will not be able to delete any files from the disc unless it was specifically formatted to allow you to do so.  If it's a DVD movie designed to be played in your DVD player, you will certainly NOT be able to do so.  If you know for sure that it was formatted to allow you to delete files, unless you see the letters "-RW" on the disc, deleting files from the disc will not result in any more space being available on the disc.  If you see the letters "-RW" on the disc and it wasn't formatted so that you can delete files, you'll have to ERASE THE ENTIRE DISC to remove any files from it.  If you simply want to destroy the contents of the disc, you'll need to destroy the disc itself.

As to what you're trying to accomplish, your best bet will be to either pony up a few bucks for a blank disc or check the Ubuntu forums as to how to install directly from an ISO image.

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