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Discussion in 'Audio and Video' started by chocobogo_rct, Sep 15, 2002.

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  1. chocobogo_rct Newcomer, in training

    What is the best software for ripping DVD's to your hard drive?
    And also what do you think would be the best codec to compress them?

    Cheers
    chocobogo_rct, Sep 15, 2002
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  2. Phantasm66 Newcomer, in training

    Here you go:

    http://easydivx.does.it/

    If you can't operate this then there is something wrong with you. :monkey:

    Apart from downloading it and running it, the only other "task" you will be faced with is having to actually place the DVD disk in your drive ;)

    Oh, and about 6 mouse clicks or so. Nothing else to worry about. Its not called EasyDivx for nothing and when you run it you will see why.

    EasyDivx represents a great all-in-one solution that you would have to be brain damaged :dead: not to know how to work.


    Please bare in mind that this software should be used to make backups of DVDs that you have legitimately purchased and do own, and not for piracy because that's illegal, and people who do it are bad...... ;)
    Phantasm66, Sep 15, 2002
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  3. LNCPapa TS Special Forces

    If they will be used exclusively on your hard drive then DiVX, as Phantasm said, is your best bet. If you have a DVD player that supports SVCD playback then I would have to recommend DVD2SVCD - it's a very simple way to get from start to finish.

    LNCPapa
    LNCPapa, Sep 16, 2002
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  4. Vehementi TechSpot Paladin

    I'm a big fan of SmartRipper & Flask...Haven't used them in awhile though.
    Vehementi, Sep 16, 2002
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