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Copying movies to your Macbook

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Hey guys, I'm new to the forum and I'm also new to Macs. I got my first macbook about two weeks ago and I'm looking for some help. What program do I use to copy a dvd onto my computer and how do I do it?

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i prefer to use an older version of handbrake
 
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Download application - handbrake - it allows for all dvd downloads - its easy
 

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