Looking for recommendations for DVD to AVI software.

[Robmonster]

Evening all,

I generally use AutoGK for my DVD to Avi rips. Is there something better than that these days since AutoGK is getting quite old now.

Interested in recommendations for software to do this task.

Rob

[Taurus]

Evening all,

I generally use AutoGK for my DVD to Avi rips. Is there something better than that these days since AutoGK is getting quite old now.

Interested in recommendations for software to do this task.

Rob
Better change the title of your thread, or Neuron will come after you!
On topic: There are so many GUI's floating around in this forum, doing exactly what your aiming for.
Tip:http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=129748

[dialysis1]

You can try FairUse Wizard
http://www.fairusewizard.com/lang_en/fairuse_wizard_dvd_divx_xvid_backup_tool_light_edition.html
or
FAVC
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/FAVC

[Robmonster]

Thanks for those links. I'll give them a whirl.

[laserfan]

Note btw that Fairuse Wizard is free "for a limited time". I use it, but my favorite tool post-AGK is StaxRip.

[dstarfire]

umm, last time I checked, asking for recommendations was NOT against the rules. It'd be a lost cause even if they did try to implement and enforce a rule like that, as it's one of the first dozen questions a newcomer wants answered.

When you recommend something to somebody, you are essentially saying "I think this will meet your needs." While it is implied that your suggestion is the best one you know of, by requesting recommendationS, as in 2 or more recommendations, the validity of multiple options is implied. (In other words, "There's more than one way to skin a cat".)

[setarip_old]

@dstarfire

Hi!

I guess you didn't notice the following at the bottom of the initial post:Last edited by Robmonster : 10th March 2008 at 10:43. Reason: Thread title changeThe original title of the post by "Robmonster" sought "The best" software.

Use of "the best" is verboten here...

[dstarfire]

@dstarfire
Hi!
I guess you didn't notice the following at the bottom of the initial post:The original title of the post by "Robmonster" sought "The best" software.



You're right, I didn't notice that. My apologies

[fazzaz31]

AutoGK stills works great, like a vintage Rolls Royce, but if you want to be modern, I vote for Dr DivX, available as part of the big KLite package or separately (Google it).

Works for me.