I cant upload a movie from a DVD???

i have recorded a movie i made on a blank DVD. i was told i could insert the DVD and import and edit it if i needed. i was told the computer would notice a difference between a Copyrighted DVD (ex: a movie like Titanic) and a home made DVD (like a project of a movie made by me)
is there anyway i can import it from the DVD to the computer to edit it???
i need help quickly thankss
Liz <333

You'll loose quality if you opt to import from a DVD but some claim to have had some success with mpeg streamclip and also:
http://www.dvdxdv.com/NewFolderLookSite/Products/DVDxDV.products.htm
Hope this helps.
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