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I have educational VHS tapes that have copyright protection somehow encoded on the tapes. I want to dub these to DVDs to reduce my media storage for home resource use. I understand that the law allows one copy to be made if not selling it. But I don’t know how to get past the encoded protection. I have a dubbing machine.
