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Dec 15, 2006
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I've been surfing the web for weeks, googling, searching on websites...
And you know, I can't find a decent program to rip DVDs to my Mac.
Do any of you guys know of any good software? (I've tried iSquint and Mactheripper)
 
I've been surfing the web for weeks, googling, searching on websites...
And you know, I can't find a decent program to rip DVDs to my Mac.
Do any of you guys know of any good software? (I've tried iSquint and Mactheripper)

What's wrong with Mactheripper? I use it to rip and then use Handbrake to convert if required.

Cheers,
Adam
 
My problem with MTR is that I start ripping and after 2mins of ripping it says that copying DVDs is illegal and stopps rippin at 25mins.

Mine has never said anything of the sort. It only says this at the end when it says something like "bomberman says don't steal dvd's you don't own"
 
Use Handbrake. It rips and converts the DVD to an MPEG-4 file all in one step.
 
What exactly is the problem?

I've been surfing the web for weeks, googling, searching on websites...
And you know, I can't find a decent program to rip DVDs to my Mac.
Do any of you guys know of any good software? (I've tried iSquint and Mactheripper)

I've used MTR 2.6 and 3.0) and have been very satisfied, especially with 3.0, which is easier to use, is more effective and seems faster (though I haven't actually tested its speed). I used it in combo with Toast 9.0.2 and couldn't be happier. I have but one complaint: a donation is requested, but no info on how to make it is given!
 
ya I personally use Mac the Ripper, it works great for just about everything. I too have been wanting to get 3.0, but the whole $$$ thing is keeping me where I am.

When I cannot get something with MTR, I use DVDFab 5 for Windows under Parallels, it is a much better program than MTR, however, it is Windows only and is not Free by the normal avenues ;)

I do wish Toast wasn't so anal about the copyrights, as there seems to be no decent way to shrink DVDs to size in OSX with Toast being all self-righteous. Also, anyone else here having problems with handbrake not reading DVDs anymore?
 
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