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floppitydoppity

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Aug 13, 2008
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ok, my best friend has had an imac for a while now. she has the white one and i have just bought a new aluminium machine.
now when she puts a dvd in her drive she can drag the video ts folder onto the desktop whereas I can't. It says i do not have permission for the operation. i am an administrator but when i look at info it states the dvd is read only.

can i change that or have apply changed something in the new imac that will stop this.??
:confused:
 
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the strange thing is she tried the exact same disc as i tried.
its a mystery!!

She might have FairMount installed (part of DVD Remaster) as it does on the fly css decryption so you can then drag and drop to copy of the video_ts folder.
 
fairmount

i will have ask her. is there anything else you can have running in the background to do the same . pref freeware
thanks for all the help
 
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