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jane1043
1st April 2008, 10:31
Hi,all, i am a newbie at here, and i am looking for any easy use and fast tools to rip or grab video from dvd or VCD for beginner, there are i have had ,and try:
i am just looking for this tools via google,if you have any good tools ,pls tell me,thanks in advance:)
cladDVD.NET 3.5.6: http://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-Tools/CD-DVD-Rip-Other-Tools/cladDVD-NET.shtml
Free DVD Ripper:http://www.freewarezoom.com/archives/free-dvd-ripper
Hanbrake: http://handbrake.fr/?article=download it is easy to convert to ipod
dvdshrink http://www.dvdshrink.org/
Fishman0919
1st April 2008, 10:53
Doesn't get much easier then ... DVDFab HD Decrypter (http://www.dvdfab.com/free.htm)
jane1043
2nd April 2008, 06:29
HI,thanks, i will try it,and this tools is free or share?
Wombler
2nd April 2008, 08:50
HI,thanks, i will try it,and this tools is free or share?
It's free and it's highly recommended.
Wombler
jane1043
3rd April 2008, 02:51
Great tools,i have had used yesterday.works well. thanks again, have any other tools in case this tools cann't work one day
jane1043
3rd April 2008, 03:27
but any one can tell me how to play continuously,i am using powerdvd to playback. when ripper them, it save as some segment in my HD
Wombler
3rd April 2008, 09:10
but any one can tell me how to play continuously,i am using powerdvd to playback. when ripper them, it save as some segment in my HD
I'm not at my normal machine at the moment but basically if you're using the standard PowerDVD interface there's a 'select source' icon at the bottom.
Choose this and select 'open dvd from hard disk' (or soemthing similar).
Direct it to the folder you've created containing the video and it will play the entire DVD.
Wombler
jane1043
7th April 2008, 08:07
I'm not at my normal machine at the moment but basically if you're using the standard PowerDVD interface there's a 'select source' icon at the bottom.
Choose this and select 'open dvd from hard disk' (or soemthing similar).
Direct it to the folder you've created containing the video and it will play the entire DVD.
Wombler
Thanks,i follow your method,which works very will. thanks again:)
Good luck:)
Wombler
7th April 2008, 21:06
Thanks,i follow your method,which works very will. thanks again:)
Good luck:)
My pleasure.
Wombler
jane1043
8th April 2008, 03:42
Hi,Wombler, thanks:)
jane1043
8th April 2008, 03:43
Hi, jane1043. what's the difference between these tools you metioned above? in fact, I have some wonderful DVD movies, and I would like to put them on my iPod, how?
Hi,Apriz ,i am also a beginner, as fishman0919 and wombler told me, you can use
DVDFab HD Decrypter (http://www.dvdfab.com/free.htm),if want to more guarantee and help. you also can select SPAM,both can ripper dvd to ipod!
However,i am a beginner,so if there are any worng,pls pardon! thanks.
Ajax_Undone
8th April 2008, 04:51
@Apriz
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=127611
The link above goes to the best Ipod mp4 encoder in my opinion... Simple and strait forward...
Check out my Signature for the installer that includeds all of what you need to make it work..
blutach
9th April 2008, 07:20
@jane1043
Your posts are not so cleverly disguided spam. Please do not spam us anymore with this. Last warning or risk a strike.
Regards
jane1043
10th April 2008, 01:47
Hi,blutach,thanks for your direction,i delete this tools pics in case for spam,which i just find have the function ,so i told james_than.
In fact,DVDFab HD Decrypter only a little functions are free,anyone have good tools? shareware should be easy for using and free ware should be full functions.
Thanks for all replies:)
DVD_PIMP
15th April 2008, 06:38
hi, all i am looking for a DVD Ripper .do you give me a suggestion? ths
DVD Shrink will rip the majority of discs, ANYdvd, and dvdfab platinum will rip the ones shrink wont.
jane1043
15th April 2008, 06:49
hi, all i am looking for a DVD Ripper .do you give me a suggestion? ths
hi,there are so many tools you can use in my list:)
miltHTPC
15th April 2008, 15:45
hi, all i am looking for a DVD Ripper .do you give me a suggestion? ths
CloneDVD2 is not often recommended in this forum, but it is
very easy to use, while also being very capable and very flexible.
(For example, it will let you delete annoying bits of the DVD
while still keeping the menus, which other rippers will not do.)
Besides, we should all support Slysoft.
Look at slysoft.com.
--Milt--
setarip_old
15th April 2008, 17:52
@miltHTPC
Hi!Besides, we should all support Slysoft.Why should we specifically support this commercial enterprise?
avih
15th April 2008, 19:43
*edited*
I originally suspected miltHTPC's post as spam. After reading his other posts, I now think it isn't. Sorry. (Although the guy does seem to have a soft spot for that commercial piece of software ;) ).
let the thread go on.
avih
blutach
16th April 2008, 01:03
Anyway, the people who don't wanna support Slysoft don't have to (so miltHTPC's statement is wrong), and the people who do support them, can choose to continue to do so.
Regards
blutach
16th April 2008, 01:40
Sadly, after some investigation, it has been found that this thread has simply been spam. The spammers have been banned for spam and rule 14 breaches and their links removed.
Cut the "Dorothy Dix spam" questions by related party members please!
This thread and forum is not a place to promote products (and I am not talking about Slysoft). If you want to promote your product, contact Doom9 directly.
Anymore spam in this thread, and I will close/delete it. Let's have some genuine dialogue please.
Regards
miltHTPC
16th April 2008, 03:02
@miltHTPC
Hi!Why should we specifically support this commercial enterprise?
Gee, I sort of expected disagreement with several of the posts
I made earlier today, but this comment was the last one I would
have expected to trigger disagreement. It was just a casual
comment, sort of by way of appreciation for the good software
and the good support of this community that Slysoft is
responsible for. I had thought that Slysoft's contributions were
generally appreciated in this forum -- maybe I'm wrong.
Here are some recent quotes from the home page of this site:
"And if this all wasn't enough, SlySoft has managed to crack
MKBv4 meaning all the latest HD DVD and Blu-ray titles are wide
open - except those Fox titles using BD+. And if that weren't
enough, they claim to have cracked BD+ as well and promise an
updated AnyDVD HD to handle BD+ by the end of the year. I'd
prefer to have some proof, but I guess just in case I'll put a
bottle of champagne in the fridge in anticipation of BD+'s
downfall. I guess the "won't be broken within 10 years" PR
spinster will soon be looking for a new job and Fox's recently
announced titles might suddenly go in hiatus again."
"The sly Fox has beaten the DRM Fox over the head with a
baseball bat :) In case you didn't get the meaning of
that, Fox'es BD+ protected Blu-ray titles are finally
open for Fair Use, thanks to SlySoft putting BD+ where
it belongs: the recycle bin. If there ever was a
commercial software worthy of your Euro, AnyDVD HD
certainly is it."
"First off, once again, SlySoft has done it and broken BD+.
All current titles except the soon to be released Hitman
can be handled and I'm pretty sure we'll see an update to
handle the Hitman as well shortly. SlySoft couldn't help
but gloat just a little in Fox'es direction, and they have
every right to. How about a new slogan: SlySoft - making
Blu-ray more consumer friendly one hack at a time. And
just in time for Easter they have a 20% rebate - so if you
you are looking to unlock your Fox BD titles - it might be
a good time to get into the game."
--Milt--
setarip_old
16th April 2008, 03:59
@MiltHTPC
Since you are quoting me, I'll respond - by quoting one of the moderators, "bultach", who posted to this thread:Anyway, the people who don't wanna support Slysoft don't have to (so miltHTPC's statement is wrong)...
All I was expressing is that it's certainly not up to you (or anyone else) to state that we ALL should support...
superlee
18th April 2008, 06:45
Sharing this easy-to-use DVD to iPod ripper for you. You will love it.
No doubt, a lot of movies to iPod converters are queuing up for me in Google. But as careful as I always am, I first searched some pieces of reviews on converting movies to iPod from some “insider” sites and took time to chew them over, and finally decide to use the free trial of <<some software>>, a software continually praised by other users. After trying it on several DVDs and video files in my hard drive, I have to admit that this movies to iPod conversion tool is a clean, and very easy to use. You will never be annoyed by audio, video or spyware problems as long as you finish the output settings in the right way. The speed I care most, due to my impulse for batch conversion, is super fast, and I even wanted to convert all movies I can imagine to my 30GB iPod. Though other softwares for movies to iPod conversion may be good too, but I’m too lazy to lift my finger to try. Whatever, give it a try, and try converting your favorite movies to iPod, you may want to keep the software as well as the converted movies forever.
foxyshadis
18th April 2008, 08:05
Funny, I've never seen your mentioned software on any "insider" sites. (Aside from a few shill sites that never rate any piece of software less than a 4.5 of 5 or so.) Contribute to the board in other ways before recommending a software or you risk being seen as a spammer.
blutach
18th April 2008, 09:07
This thread is turning into a spammer's delight. This is not the purpose of this forum. Let it now be closed and vanish into the obscurity it deserves.
Again - people connected to commercial enterprises who wish to advertise on Doom9 can contact him.
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Regards
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