I'm in the middle of the very long process of converting my DVD library to iTunes for viewing on my Apple TV. First, I use Mac DVDRipper Pro to rip the movie off the DVD, then I use Handbrake to convert it for my Apple TV. For the most part, this process has been going smoothly, but for some odd reason, one disc in particular (The Color of Money) is giving me no end of headaches.
My first attempt ended up with a file that was only about two minutes in length (just the opening credits). At first, I thought it might just be a problem with the disc rip, so I tried again, this time ripping the entire disc image. Again, Handbrake gave me a file that was only two minutes long. I tried another program, iSkysoft iMedia Converter, and it gave me the full-length movie...except now, there was a really loud buzzing noise that completely overshadowed the audio. I tried to rip the DVD a third time, this time selecting MDRP's "rip and convert" option. Like Handbrake, this returned a file that was only two minutes in length.
I've only had this problem with one other disc, Takashi Miike's Dead or Alive. But with that disc, iMedia Converter managed to convert it just fine with no audio problems. The really strange thing is that even more recent DVD releases like Captain America have not proven this difficult to rip, and these releases are quite old. This is the first time I've had any problem.
Does anyone have any suggestions for how I can convert this movie?
My first attempt ended up with a file that was only about two minutes in length (just the opening credits). At first, I thought it might just be a problem with the disc rip, so I tried again, this time ripping the entire disc image. Again, Handbrake gave me a file that was only two minutes long. I tried another program, iSkysoft iMedia Converter, and it gave me the full-length movie...except now, there was a really loud buzzing noise that completely overshadowed the audio. I tried to rip the DVD a third time, this time selecting MDRP's "rip and convert" option. Like Handbrake, this returned a file that was only two minutes in length.
I've only had this problem with one other disc, Takashi Miike's Dead or Alive. But with that disc, iMedia Converter managed to convert it just fine with no audio problems. The really strange thing is that even more recent DVD releases like Captain America have not proven this difficult to rip, and these releases are quite old. This is the first time I've had any problem.
Does anyone have any suggestions for how I can convert this movie?