People have been avidly feeding music CDs into their computers for
years, ripping digital copies of albums and transferring the files to
their other computers and mobile devices.
This has not happened nearly as much with DVDs, for both practical and
legal reasons. But that may soon change.
On Monday, RealNetworks, the digital media company in Seattle, will
introduce RealDVD, a $30 software program for Windows computers that
allows users to easily make a digital copy of an entire DVD — down to
the extras and artwork from the box.
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