Playing DVDs on a Rapsody digital jukebox?

[Macey141]

A few months ago, I purchased a new TV and surround sound system. As part of the deal, the vendor threw in a Rapsody digital jukebox (http://www.rapsody.es/en/rsh110.php), so what I'd like to do now is transfer my DVDs on to the jukebox so that I can access my full library from the comfort of my sofa.

It seems that the Rapsody is compatible with almost all file formats. In my first attempt to use it, I simply connected it to my PC, inserted a DVD and then just dragged and dropped all the files on the DVD over to the jukebox using Windows Explorer. This seems to have worked fine and I can play the files, but it doesn't seem very efficient since it includes all of the extra files like foreign audio etc that I really don't need.

Does anybody have any suggestions as to the best way for me to store movies on the jukebox so that I can play them easily and still be able to skip chapters when watching.

Apologies if that's a particularly vague question, but as I said, this is all new to me. Any advice will be much appreciated.

Thanks

[niknik]

Using DVD shrink, you can easily remove whatever you don't want (unneeded audio tracks, subtitles, bonus features, etc).

You can also use it to recompress the main video if you value disk space more than quality (or just leave it uncompressed).

[cross_syd]

or autogk, much better compress with xvid or divx