Burning from a protected source

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13th May 2006

I recently downloaded Vongo, an online movie service. I know this is illegal,
so this question is hypothetical. If I wanted to burn a downloaded movie to
DVD, how would one hypothetically do that?

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I appreciate any help I get.

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