Err..."The original release in 1995", so it can't be the
DVD. In this case, you need a video capture card, and
capture the signal. But since it's pretty complex to do, you
should either : buy the DVD (best quality), or use a digital
camera to record the VHS (poor quality...)

Yeah, I meant VHS. I'll have to ask around, thanks guys.

If its a DVD simply download a free DVD ripper (unless you
have one), such as Magic DVD, then you simply rip it to your
computer. And if its a VHS, I am not sure how its works. All
I know is you can't video tape it playing on the TV, it
doesn't work.

And I am assuming its a VHS
because I don't recall them coming out with a DVD, and that
you said 'video'.. XP...

And you can always ASK
someone for clips. I am sure they will be glad to send you
some.

You didn't specify; is it a DVD?

If its a dvd, you need to rip it first. If its a VHS, then try useing a digital camera or a video camera.

sorry,i don't know but good question