Posted: 5/21/2006 8:26:40 PM EDT
| I have a Gmini402 MP3/media player, and I want to know what the easiest way to convert a DVD to an AVI is. If it can add Divx or Xvid encoding, all the better, but I can do that myself if necessary.. I just want to be able to watch my DVD's in the car on an upcoming trip. All help appreciated! |
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Uh, umm, I think it's a felony to even attempt it much less actually do it - even if it's for your own personal use. I believe this has been upheld in court, too. One example is the DVD XCopy case. They had THE BEST DVD ripping software on the market. They were taken to court AND LOST. Sadly, DVD Xcopy is no more. |
And frankly they can kiss my ass.. I bought, ill make a copy if I want to. My laptop doesnt have a DVD player. So im GOING to RIP several DVD's for my trip in July |
Actually, making the back up isnt the crime, its breaking the encryption that IS a crime... But they can still kiss my ass.... |
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Check out Mobile DVD and AnyDvD here slysoft.com. Very useful programs. Although for more serious Divx conversions I use GK(the full version not Auto) |
I have a copy of DVD xCopy and bought it just before 321Studios got chased out of business. Their software sucked too. Try anyDVD for a decoder + Nero 7, beats the heck out of DVD xCopy. This information is for legal backup purposes only and IS NOT A VIOLATION OF CoC |
I find there is a fine line betwen circumvention of enryption and flat out ignoring encyption. AnyDvD jsut ignores it does not circumvent. DvD Decypter is also a nice program, but it can't be found any more. Distrubtion of that program is illegal because the company that now owns it won't distrubute it. |
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dvd decrypter. but i must warn you possession of dvd decrypter is not a crime, nor is possession of a dvd a crime but possession of both at the same time constitutes an intent to illegally copy a copyrighted property and can result in a 250,000 fine and 50 years in prison. |
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I like AnyDVD. It has worked good in conjunction with InterVideo for me. Another good side use for AnyDVD is to activate it while watching a DVD movie. It allows you to skip past all of the warnings and move right to the DVD menu as it disables the chapter skipping blocks as well as region coding. |
DVD Decrypter is still out there and fairly easy to find. Macrovision may have bought the rights to it, but they ain't gonna be able to put the Genie back in the bottle. |
SHHH knowing that will get the RIAA after you. SHHHH |
I'd Love that, hook me up please! |
Actually there is a "New"-er DVD protection system out there recently. However...there are "Other" programs that will.......... Tall Shadow
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The .VOB files in the Video-TS folder are what you want. You can (or should be able to) watch them directly on your laptop or you can find software to convert them to .avi, .mpeg, etc. |