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Title: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: Tall Adam on February 10, 2006, 04:50:47 PM
I need some software to rip dvds. Free is best. If there is a software that just lets you rip select chapters that would be ideal.
suggestions?
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: Gordon on February 10, 2006, 04:54:58 PM
DVD Decrypter and dvd shrink are both free and all you need. as for riping just chapters not sure about that.
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: OFOTD on February 10, 2006, 05:52:45 PM
DVD Decrypter and dvd shrink

Both are as good as it gets.  I use DVDShrink quite often.  Both are free but only DVDShrink is updated anymore.  I think the DVDecrypter author was threatened by the RIAA/MPAA so he decided to stop developing it but the last version still works like a charm.
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: itook2much on February 11, 2006, 01:47:57 PM
Actually, he was threatened by SOme compaNY that wanted to make sure he couldn't program it to defeat new copy protection they were planning to release.
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: rowjimmy on February 14, 2006, 10:44:37 AM
BTW, It seems that a new version of DVDecrypter surfaced recently...
Not sure it the same guy is working on it though.
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: Chuck on February 14, 2006, 09:53:57 PM
I haven't found any update since DVD Decrypter v3.5.4.0 ???
Which is pretty good, but it can't properly decrypt everything  :(
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: Ed. on February 15, 2006, 01:17:43 AM
BTW, It seems that a new version of DVDecrypter surfaced recently...
Not sure it the same guy is working on it though.

do you remember where exactly you found it.  I'd like to grab it.
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: rowjimmy on February 15, 2006, 10:05:31 AM
I didn't get it.
Apparantly it was on the newsgroups but I don't have reliable usenet access.
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: OFOTD on February 15, 2006, 12:19:27 PM
Sound like someone may have just screwed around with it.  DVD Decrypter is pretty well known and if a new version was out I am sure it would have spread like a wildfire.  Thanks though for being on the lookout.

Ed-  I think you and I probably have all of the same programs on our computers because it seems like either I am speaking about cool new software or you are and it seems to always be the same software.  :)   Maybe its just great minds thinking alike.    +T to ya
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: BayTaynt3d on February 15, 2006, 01:31:27 PM
There is no doubt that Decrypter and Shrink are the power apps of choice when it comes to ripping/encoding, so I'm not even coming close to saying that this suggestion is in that realm. HOWEVER, there is a sweet all-in-one app called DVDx that is a little clunky at first to get the hang of, but is awesome in it's ease of use as an all-in-one app. Not sure, but I think it might even be built out of the others apps. Another nice thing is that you don't have to decypt a copy to your HD, you can just rip straight from the DVD, which is nice if you don't have the extra gigs around.
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: Ed. on February 15, 2006, 03:17:52 PM
Ed-  I think you and I probably have all of the same programs on our computers because it seems like either I am speaking about cool new software or you are and it seems to always be the same software.  :)   Maybe its just great minds thinking alike.    +T to ya

backatcha!  Haha, I wonder how many of the same websites we're on?

Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: OFOTD on February 15, 2006, 07:08:52 PM
backatcha!  Haha, I wonder how many of the same websites we're on?

Here are about 1/3 of my daily reads:

Activewin.com
BetaNews.com
Bink.nu
CDFreaks.com
Engadget.com
ESPN.com
Flexbeta.net
HoopsHype.com
MSFN.org
Neowin.net
WinBeta.org
xbox-scene.com
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: Ed. on February 17, 2006, 02:52:24 AM
backatcha!  Haha, I wonder how many of the same websites we're on?

Here are about 1/3 of my daily reads:

Activewin.com
BetaNews.com
Bink.nu
CDFreaks.com
Engadget.com
ESPN.com
Flexbeta.net
HoopsHype.com
MSFN.org
Neowin.net
WinBeta.org
xbox-scene.com

hehe, I go to a few of those.  I check pitchforkmedia.com and tinymixtapes.com all the time too.  Plus a few private bt sites which i'm on far too much.
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: OFOTD on February 17, 2006, 04:54:27 PM
hehe, I go to a few of those.  I check pitchforkmedia.com and tinymixtapes.com all the time too.  Plus a few private bt sites which i'm on far too much.

So I check out tinymixtapes.com and the first fucking story is about Mike Patton long awaited solo album.  Ed I owe ya a few +T's 

Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: Tall Adam on February 17, 2006, 06:01:12 PM
so from what I can tell...these make a copy of the DVD just for duplication. i really only need parts of certain DVDs. is it possible for me to edit the outputted video files?

sorry for my ignorance  :-[
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: Ed. on February 17, 2006, 06:16:13 PM
hehe, I go to a few of those.  I check pitchforkmedia.com and tinymixtapes.com all the time too.  Plus a few private bt sites which i'm on far too much.

So I check out tinymixtapes.com and the first fucking story is about Mike Patton long awaited solo album.  Ed I owe ya a few +T's 

:)  +t's backatcha
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: OFOTD on February 17, 2006, 06:58:24 PM
so from what I can tell...these make a copy of the DVD just for duplication. i really only need parts of certain DVDs. is it possible for me to edit the outputted video files?

sorry for my ignorance  :-[

DVD Shrink makes it possible for to take out almost any part of a DVD.  Things like extra languages, subtitles, extra scenes, different audio formats (5.1, 2.0, etc.) and just copy the actual movie itself and not all the other stuff.  It does not let you just grab certain scenes or chapters.

If you just want to grab a scene or two I use TMPG DVD Source Creator 2.0
http://www.pegasys-inc.com/ (http://www.pegasys-inc.com/)

I believe they have a trial version on the homepage or I know you can find the full version on certain other sites.
Title: Re: DVD Ripping Software
Post by: chiefbroom on February 18, 2006, 08:42:37 AM
Me?  I use Mac the Ripper, & Popcorn and ocassionally DVD2OneX... Only found one DVD that I have been able to dupe.
Festival Express.  It seems to rip OK, but gets buffer underrun errors trying to burn, even at 1X... ???