i have handbrake but i think i read some where that i have to have a program compile all of the data together before i can burn it, any one know what that would happen to be?
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Ripping DVD question
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If your goal is to burn the ripped DVD back to a DVD you can play in a standalone player, you're using the wrong tool. Please explain what you are trying to do.
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balamw said:
i want to be able to ripp the dvd and have it on my computer and be able to watch it, and if my friend wants a copy i cna just burn him one from my mac? yeah nay?
i am new at this so i hope that i am correct
dvd to dvd:
MacTheRipper --> Toast/Popcorn (maybe Burn?)
dvd to numerous non-dvd format including iPod and Quicktime compatible:
Handbrake (some prefer to us MacTheRipper first)
dvd to dvd:
MacTheRipper --> Toast/Popcorn (maybe Burn?)
dvd to numerous non-dvd format including iPod and Quicktime compatible:
Handbrake (some prefer to us MacTheRipper first)
Handbrake alone will do the first part in and of itself, without any additional stuff, as long as you're OK with the MPEG-4/H.264 formats it'll rip to. You can then burn this data file to a data disc and view it on any computer that can play the generated files.the kid 05 said:
Giving a copy to a friend, however, is most likely illegal in most places around the world, so just be aware of that.
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if your DVD is D-5 (means the DVD data size is around 4.5GB)
then
1. simplyburns rip DVD into a 4.5GB *.iso. you can then use simplyburns to burn this *.iso to a blank DVD
2. mactheripper rip DVD into a Movie folder, you can watch this through any dvd player, also you can burn it to DVD using DVD remaster. or use DVD imager to make movie folder into a *.iso, then burn as described in "1"
if you DVD is D-9, which has z size larger than 4.7GB
1. mactheripper rip DVD into a movie folder, then use DVD remaster or FFmpegx to compress the folder into a 4.5Gb .iso then burn.
2. buy a DVD-9 blank disk, burn it, remember DVD-9 disk is much more expensive than DVD-5 disk.
then
1. simplyburns rip DVD into a 4.5GB *.iso. you can then use simplyburns to burn this *.iso to a blank DVD
2. mactheripper rip DVD into a Movie folder, you can watch this through any dvd player, also you can burn it to DVD using DVD remaster. or use DVD imager to make movie folder into a *.iso, then burn as described in "1"
if you DVD is D-9, which has z size larger than 4.7GB
1. mactheripper rip DVD into a movie folder, then use DVD remaster or FFmpegx to compress the folder into a 4.5Gb .iso then burn.
2. buy a DVD-9 blank disk, burn it, remember DVD-9 disk is much more expensive than DVD-5 disk.