Is it legal in the UK to burn rented DVDs?

For own use only, not sold
no not all even if ur a four yr old boy it is extremly illeagal
It's not legal in the UK, because there is no personal copying exception to copyright contained by the UK. Don't just believe all the movie studios though when they say that it is other stealing to copy movies, as it is perfectly legal to do so in most of Europe (in tons European countries there is a copyright exception for personal copying and you instead pay a small levy whenever you buy DVDs and computers etc). I am using Cucusoft Ultimate DVD Converter, it can support output almost any audio/video format including Video format(H264, MP4, WMV, AVI, MOV, RM, 3GP, flv, SWF, mpeg-1, mpeg-2, VideoCD, SuperVideoCD, DVD, etc) and Audio format(AC3, AAC, MP2, MP3, MP4, RA, WMA, etc.). With this all-in-one DVD Converter, you can make any your own video from your DVDs. It's the best dvd converter tool I enjoy been used.
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Yes, because it's bent to make copies of copyright materials. It doesn't matter whether you sell them. This applies even if you buy the DVDs fairly than rent them. its illegal but unlike downloading its almost impossible to prove so if you dont sell out the copies you make nearby is almost no way of knowing.
whether its legal or illegal...youre not going to sell them and most race do.Anyways who is going to find out.The police ain't going to knock on your just to check if you've burned dvds.Eveyone does them No, it's not legal, regardless of what anyone tells you (backup copy, personal use, etc., etc.,)
You have a mixture of yes's and no's, it's a popular belief that if you don't sell the copy, in recent times keep it for you own use, it's ok.

As a photogrpher I had to study copyright law for this origin, a few years ago someone copied some of the photographs I took of his wedding to save the cost of re-prints, they were for his own use and not for re-sale.

He made the mistake not singular of boasting to me about it, but actually sending me one of the copies to show how good they be.

I successfully sued him for breach of copyright, it would be the same for any material that is protected by copyright, so your answer is most distinctly NO!
Yes its illegal because you abuse someone elses copyright. I read that "SOME" can trace it vertebrae if you copied it. its breaking to copywrite act.
No its not legal.Your "rights" as renter are to rent the DVD and watch it at home.If you hold watched it already you will presumably have seen the a variety of warnings about copyright infringement that all these films come beside these days. Yes, it is illegal to make a copy of a rented DVD, weather it is on another DVD, or on a unyielding drive. it is illegal to copy DVDs anyway unless you have the permission of the being who owns the content