DVD ripping

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JuSTCHiLLiN

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I want to convert all my DVD's to files (avi, mpeg, whatever). The process I previously used, and have since forgotten how to do, was a pretty long and involved process. I'm looking for a 'fewest hoops' option to convert to files. As for file size, options from CD to a burnable DVD (4.7gb) would be nice, I think I'm shooting for 1gb sizes.

Any suggestions or links to pages I can read?
 
So keep them in ISO and load virtual with Daemon Tools or Alcohol 120.

Dur. :ftard:
 
Also if you read the fucking post, it says options for CD or single layer DVD. So I guess you skipped the next to last sentence, you fucking faggot.
 
Data said:
So keep them in ISO and load virtual with Daemon Tools or Alcohol 120.

Dur. :ftard:
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This is what I do when I need to do it. It's much easier to just load the iso with Daemon than to sit there for 2 hours hoping that it encodes into AVI properly.

It would, however, be nice to have the AVI files now that the 360 supports DivX and XviD.
 
SureShot said:
Out of curiousity since I've never done it. How big would an average DVD after converting to mpg or avi format?
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Depends entirely on video compression. You can squeeze whole dual-layer DVDs onto a CD (with significant quality loss).
 
Well thats what I was getting at... I compress and burn a ton of iso movies etc... Just never tried to convert them into mpeg or avi. How big would they end up in very comparable quality.
 
I usually do 700MB per hour for movies at full resolution, rounding up. 350-400MB per hour for TV shows...
 
Patton said:
This is what I do when I need to do it. It's much easier to just load the iso with Daemon than to sit there for 2 hours hoping that it encodes into AVI properly.

It would, however, be nice to have the AVI files now that the 360 supports DivX and XviD.
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the 360 plays divx finally!?
 
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