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    Good DVD ripping program?

     
    I'd like to backup my DVD's into my computer in some kind of compressed form (small...don't want to use up half my hard drive). I know avi is pretty compressed, that would work. This way I can just keep them on my computer!

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    ... use DVDshrink ... the best and it's free

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    I use ForceASPI 1.8, DVDDecrypter, XMPEG, DVDMism, and DivX Codec. I average about 750-900MB/movie.

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    Super DVD Ripper, DVDDecrypter, DVDtoMPEG.

    Out of all those I prefer Super DVD Ripper for its ease of use and convenience.

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    and last bbut not least... look here

    www.dvdrhelp.com

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    dvd decrypter 3.7(For 1 Layer Discs) & dvd shrink 2.3(For 2 layer discs) thats all i use
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    If you don't plan on burning them to DVD later I'd go with EvilRick's suggesting and transcode into Divx.

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    DVD Decrypter.

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    Im up for DVDshrink come monday TechIMO will be posting some of my work on the subject

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    I like DVD Decrypter.
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    DVD Shrink to decrypt on to hard-drive and Nero to burn on to dvd disc...

    Easy and dvd shrink is free

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    i've been using a program called CladDvd (cladDVD.net) and it's got the tools to rip a dvd and then encode it into an AVI file. I rip them to make music videos so after converting the file into an AVI there's a separate mp3 file with the audio. you'll need some other program to combine the AVI and mp3 file into an mpeg2 or mpeg4. hope that helps.

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    I used to use Clad DVD a loooooong time ago. Almost 3 years... I didnt even know it was still around. Could have swore it got abandoned by the programers. Ill have to check it out again

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    Hmm.........I'm late again but yes DVD Decrypter last time I checked it was still free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    have fun with it!!!!!!!!!!!

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