I'm doing 4 things
I just recently got my self a DVD burner and found a flawless way to build the ultimate DVD library with it for under $50 a month.
Of course the $50 assumes you already have a home computer and a DVD burner, if you dont have this you may want to take care of all that before reading on.
Step One is the Movie Subscription. There are really two roads you can go here depending on what you want to accomplish.
I am a big lover of original cover art so this post is aimed at the like minded. If you just want the movie there are certainly cheaper ways to go about this.
Hollywood Video keep the cover art in every movie that is on there shelf. They have a Movie Subscription Program that lets you rent any movie in the store except new releases. Now Blockbuster has just, in the last month or so, started putting the cover art in all the new releases. They also have a Movie Subscription Program, but under there terms you can rent absolutely any movie on the shelf.
So if you are a person who wants all the latest releases get to Blockbuster. If you want a collection of you favorite past titles try Hollywood.
Step Two buy some DVD-Rs and some empty DVD cases. In some cases they actually come together.
Also, don’t forget to stop off at Kinkos and make some color photocopies of the DVD cover art. As a little side note doing that is against Kinkos copywrite policy and a direct violation of bla bla bla.. So it is a good idea to take the cover art out of the DVD case before you go into the store.
Step Three you need to download the programs DVD Shrink and DVD Decrypter. They both come with a step by step made for dummies how to manual.
Well, that should give you a little jump into the right direction.
