How to make backup disc for Starship Troopers DVD?

[Evil Homer]

Does anyone know how I can backup Starship Troopers, it's a 5.84GB DVD. I think you can rip out the movie scenes like you do when ripping out extra content from DVD movies but as I have never done this I was hoping that someone could tell me how it's done. Or if there is a better way to backup the DVD could someone please explain to me how?
Thanks 4 any info you can provide.

[Grumpy]

You could possibly remove all the unneeded foriegn language files? Dont remove the movie files this will only ruin the game experience.

[Evil Homer]

Thanks, it would be a mistake to delete the movie files. I tried those links you posted and one of them didn't work but I've registered at CD 2 DVD and I'm just waiting on my activation e-mail and I will have a look around then.
What software do you use or recommend to rip out the language files, I have AnyDVD but I uninstalled it after I read that it causes problems with game protections reading it as emulation software.
Anyway do you know of a specific link that would explain how to do this?
Appreciate the help, thanks again!

[GLH]

I don't have this game, but perhaps it is similar to this DVD9-2-DVD5 conversion: http://fileforums.com/showpost.php?p...&postcount=138

[DUKE_NUKEM]

@ EvilHomer

Starship Troopers is one of the few games I've ever seen which isn't worth the backup copy. Absolutely horrible, looks like crap at med\low res, semicrap at high res and it's really boring to play. Ants animation is simply ridiculous, but what would you expect from a game announced years ago???
Anyway, if you bought it, I hope you will have fun, even if I can't really figure out how you can do.....

P.S. The only Not-Off-Topic thing in my post: Try rippin' out languages and leave the movies where they are. Damn, someone said it before me.....

[Grumpy]

@Homer

I tried those links you posted and one of them didn't work

Which/what links didnt work?
I have anydvd installed and I have never had a problem getting games to work. And for the record, I also have Alcohol. Daemon, CloneCD, CloneDVD and Nero installed, without changing the bus driver names for either alcohol and Daemon, and I still dont see emulation messages. And the only program I have ever used to hide virtual drives is SR7 Stop and that was only needed for the game F.E.A.R.
Now I dont actually have Starship Troopers so I cant tell you exactly what to delete but the link GLH supplied should get you fairly close to what you want to do.
And your email activation from cd-2-dvd should have gone out to you almost immediately. Let me know if you are yet to recieve the email and I will look into it for you if you havent.