How to save a workout dvd to macbook pro

How can I save workout DVD's to my Macbook pro? I don't need to burn them, I just want them on my laptop.

Well, to do that you'd have to first rip them, but doing such, in the US, is illegal for commercial copy protected DVD's. Thus, cannot be discussed here.

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