Ripping DVD movies

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Hello all,

I wonder if there is any freeware program to archive parts of a DVD
movie (basically a DVD ripper).

Thanks for your time,

FCC.
 
FCC said:
Hello all,
I wonder if there is any freeware program to archive parts of a DVD
movie (basically a DVD ripper).
Thanks for your time,

FCC.
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I've found this is a quite complicated process. Some tools I found are:
- Gordian Knot
- EasyDivx

Even though some tools combine many command-line programs, they still don't
seem to give me an AVI file after I rip from the DVD. DVDs are composed of VOB
files, and I either get video without sound, or just a plain green screen
(which took 1.5 hours to rip).


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I've found this is a quite complicated process. Some tools I found are:
- Gordian Knot
- EasyDivx

Even though some tools combine many command-line programs, they still don't
seem to give me an AVI file after I rip from the DVD. DVDs are composed of VOB
files, and I either get video without sound, or just a plain green screen
(which took 1.5 hours to rip).
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I do my backups, with DVD Shrink. This program will get past any encryption,
and will shrink the jumbo DVD's down to fit on a 4.7GB DVD. So far, I can't
even notice the compression loss. It's a small, 1 File Wonder, and very easy
to use.

Once ripped, I do the final DVD burning with Burnatonce.

I wish my spell checker would quit trying to replace "Burnatonce" with
"Urination". :\

Bob

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AutoGK is the simplest and, strangely enough, it gives great results
according to the users
 
A man said:
I've found this is a quite complicated process. Some tools I found are:
- Gordian Knot
- EasyDivx

Even though some tools combine many command-line programs, they still don't
seem to give me an AVI file after I rip from the DVD. DVDs are composed of VOB
files, and I either get video without sound, or just a plain green screen
(which took 1.5 hours to rip).
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For DVD to DivX:
I'm probably a dinosaur, but I use smart ripper 2.41
(http://www.doom9.org/Soft21/Rippers/SR241.rar), and http://www.vidomi.com/
and encode to either XviD or divx3.11.

Rach
 
Bob Adkins said:
I wish my spell checker would quit trying to replace "Burnatonce" with
"Urination". :\

Bob

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If the latter does the former see a doctor at once.. :-)
 
A man said:
I've found this is a quite complicated process. Some tools I found are:
- Gordian Knot
- EasyDivx

Even though some tools combine many command-line programs, they still don't
seem to give me an AVI file after I rip from the DVD. DVDs are composed of VOB
files, and I either get video without sound, or just a plain green screen
(which took 1.5 hours to rip).


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Freezone Freeware: 1200+ applications
http://chuckr.freeshell.org (zip file of file list only)
http://freezone.darksoft.co.nz
http://home.att.net/~chuckr30/index.html (zip file of file list only)
http://chuckr.bravepages.com
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I like eazy vcd.
http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/downloads/eazyvcd.html
 
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