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TheWonk wrote:
| So I own a couple DVD's I bought legitimately and I was trying to
| find a way to rip them in my favourite OS into a video file [MP4,
| AVI, any video file, Im not fussed]. I got the program Avidemux,
| which made the video file perfectly but corrupted the audio pretty
| horribly.
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| I was wondering if any of you do this regularly and /exactly /what
| settings you use to get a useable rip. I was hoping to rip in the
| highest possible quality [I dont care how much space my rips take as
| long as each is under 10gb].
|
| Can anyone reccomend a program/specific rip settings that produce a
| watchable product?
|
| Thanks,
|
| Sasha
it's been mentioned about mencoder, but dvdrip is a good GUI if you
aren't comfortable with CLI (but i encourage you to! it's a little
frustrating at first, but DEFINITELY worth it).
that said, i believe mencoder (dvd uses mencoder as a backend) had an
audio issue in ubuntu. which distro are you using?
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brent saner.
gpg info at http://www.notebookarmy.org/gpg.txt
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