Sorry if this is a newbie questions. Just want a comfirmation, also want to what i would need Handbrake/MTR??
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Ripping DVD's on a combodrive?
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You're wrong, he can rip the dvd.
As long as the drive is capable or reading the dvd, it's capable of ripping it.
A Combo Drive will read cds and dvds and write to cds.
I use handbrake to rip my dvds.
I've also heard that MacTheRipper works preety well too.
Here's the download links for your convience
http://handbrake.fr/?article=download
http://www.mactheripper.org/
As long as the drive is capable or reading the dvd, it's capable of ripping it.
A Combo Drive will read cds and dvds and write to cds.
I use handbrake to rip my dvds.
I've also heard that MacTheRipper works preety well too.
Here's the download links for your convience
http://handbrake.fr/?article=download
http://www.mactheripper.org/
Its getting to the point almost all new dvd need MTR 3.0.
will handbrake rip all dvds??
As far as i know, handbrake doesnt rip dvds at all, it only converts the video ts files (which are extracted from either non-protected dvds by a few different programs or ripped by Mac the Ripper from protected dvds) into something else such as mp4s ect.
Well. I'm assuming he wants to convert those video_ts files. Since you really cant do that much with them in the video_ts format.
I rip DVDs using Handbrake on my iBook with it's combo drive. It's not the fastest thing in the world but beats carrying around extra DVD cases when you can have 20+ movies stored on your hard drive. I rip them to .avi with a target mode of 1000mb.