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suicidal nun

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Jan 29, 2008
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Hello all, I was wondering if there was anyway I could import a FULL dvd into itunes? meaning the dvd menu and such.

I did a search and found mac the ripper and grabbed that program but it only rips the file to a .vot, not a format compatible with itunes. Is there a way to convert this .vot format to an itunes-compatible format while preserving the dvd menus of the film itself?

The reason why I ask is because I'm deaf, and would like to watch my movies with the closed captioning option instead of burning the subtitles on--which is pretty ugly. I also wish to convert my dvd collection into a digital collection eventually.

I'd appreciate any suggestions you guys may have. :)
 
I'm pretty sure you can do that with Handbrake. I've never tried it but there is an option for audio & subtitles. Good luck :)
 
I don't believe so but iTunes added closed captioning support a few months back. Try Handbreak which will let you rip the file directly from the DVD. There is a tab for adding adding subtitles to the encode. Within itunes preferences under playback there is a "Show closed captioning when available" check box.
 
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