Yes it will copy, but will not convert PAL to NTSC format. Will your player play the DVD from Europe? Some will and that is your best bet. However there are programs that will convert the format.
Is the issue with the disc's origin and the dvd player? or is it just blind luck if it plays the disc?
I get a warning screen when I play them on my computer (though my computer just goes ahead and plays the movie anyway), but I get an error on my DVD player about protection error and it won't play at all.
The issue is with the encoding of the original video, which is PAL format on a eurodisc. DVDFab will produce an output that is playable in any region, and your PC will play PAL video but your standalone DVD player will not.
Well, first off, you would have to rip the movie to your hdd since you can't physically modify the original disc.
As 90312 suggested, a dvd player capable of PAL <----> NTSC
is your simplest and best bet. They're pretty inexpensive
Just google PAL to NTSC and you'll see what's involved.
You can do it with freeware last I knew, but it's a hassle.
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