Help with Burning DVD Movies Decrypted by DVD Decrypter

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To burn decrypted DVD movies onto a hard drive, users can utilize DVD Shrink in conjunction with DVD Decrypter. DVD Shrink allows for the compression and preparation of video files for burning. It is important to note that backing up movies may raise legal concerns, particularly if the content is not owned by the user. For detailed instructions and resources, searching online for guides related to DVD Shrink and DVD Decrypter is recommended.
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I have decrypted several dvd movies and put them onto my HD using DVD Decrypter, but I'm not quite sure how to burn them. If someone could give links to a site, and perhaps some instructions,that'd be great.
 
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