VLC 2.0.8 and Handbrake 0.9.9 ripping problems

[stridemat]

I am trying to burn a DVD that I legally own into an iTunes compatible format and for whatever reason my normal work flow (haven't used it for about a year) is now not working.

Both handbrake and VLC are running 64bit and it will not let me copy the DVD in handbrake.

Help 😱

 

[Xe89]

I am trying to burn a DVD that I legally own into an iTunes compatible format and for whatever reason my normal work flow (haven't used it for about a year) is now not working.

Both handbrake and VLC are running 64bit and it will not let me copy the DVD in handbrake.

Help 😱

I suggest using a dedicated tool for the ripping process, like MakeMKV or Ripit. Then use Handbrake to convert that file.

 

[mic j]

I am trying to burn a DVD that I legally own into an iTunes compatible format and for whatever reason my normal work flow (haven't used it for about a year) is now not working.

Both handbrake and VLC are running 64bit and it will not let me copy the DVD in handbrake.

Help 😱

VLC 2.0 no longer supplies the required libraries needed for decryption. Have you manually added them using the links form the Handbrake Forum? But I do agree with Xe89 about using a dedicated ripper. Just fewer problems in the long run and able to do BRs.

 

[stridemat]

VLC 2.0 no longer supplies the required libraries needed for decryption. Have you manually added them using the links form the Handbrake Forum? But I do agree with Xe89 about using a dedicated ripper. Just fewer problems in the long run and able to do BRs.

Thanks both of you 🙂

Yup, I have manually installed the package and it doesn't seem to be working. I'm probably doing something wrong 😱

I have installed MakeMKV and that is working well.