Depends upon how you transfer and convert them. If you have a video capture device do it via analog video. Of course you will get some loss in quality. Jerri
--- In [email protected], "Christopher D. Heer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello Alan, > > Thursday, February 8, 2007, 2:13:17 PM, you wrote: > > > Am I going to be able to burn it to a DVD? > > > E.g. I have nearly all of Woodworks with David Marks, but it costs > > me an extra $16.00 a month for the the proper channel on comcast. I > > could buy the ones I am missing for less than waiting for them to come around again. > > Generally speaking, no -- the Unbox videos are drm'd and require > Amazon's player (or at least Windows Media Player and the appropriate > keys). They're in a WMV container. > > There are some "fair use" tools that can remove the DRM, but even > then, converting to another format is a nightmare. > -- > Christopher D. Heer -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
