is there a dvd rippper out there that works that i can dl?

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is there a dvd rippper out there that works that i can dl?

Postby matt1568us » Sat Mar 22, 2003 12:10 pm

i need something that can rip dvds then inport the rips into movie maker.
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Postby Ashyukun » Sat Mar 22, 2003 12:34 pm

You'll pretty much need several programs for this- your best bet is to read through the guides, specifically ErMaC and AD's (http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/avtech/). It explains ripping and converting footage to be able to use in an editing program, as well as listing the programs.

The only thing I'm not sure of is whether WMM can use avs, though I wouldn't see why not (should just treat the file like an AVI, I think).
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Postby King_Cold » Sun Mar 23, 2003 3:55 pm

If you use GordianKnot found at http://www.doom9.org you can make a DIVX file out of your DVD. And WMM support DIVX. So simply import the Divx you've made in WMM.
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Postby RadicalEd0 » Sun Mar 23, 2003 5:01 pm

take ash's advice, king_cold's is bad. Very bad. :|
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Postby Deaths_ally » Sun Mar 23, 2003 6:02 pm

gotta agree with radical ed there...

When I used WMM it hated DivX and it still does...
If i ever try to open it with any Divx file in it.. it stalls..

AVI (uncompresed) or Mpg are the best
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Postby mexicanjunior » Sun Mar 23, 2003 6:38 pm

Deaths_ally wrote:AVI (uncompresed) or Mpg are the best


What about huffy? :|
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Postby Deaths_ally » Sun Mar 23, 2003 6:48 pm

I haven't tried it yet.. I stopped using WMM months ago.... I only use premiere now....

I found out about Hufyuv when I joined here.. not before...
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Postby SS5_Majin_Bebi » Mon Mar 24, 2003 12:08 am

DivX = baad!!!!

Huffyuv = gooood!!
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Postby CaTaClYsM » Mon Mar 24, 2003 12:30 am

I go with uncompressed AVI sooner than Huffyuv.
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Postby Castor Troy » Mon Mar 24, 2003 1:14 am

CaTaClYsM wrote:I go with uncompressed AVI sooner than Huffyuv.


Not us win98 users who use a studio DC10+ :oops:
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Postby the Black Monarch » Mon Mar 31, 2003 1:38 am

DivX = Good at sufficiently high bitrates

However, if you're going to import into a video editing program, intermediate DivX files = Inferior to the ErMaC method.
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Postby Larg0 » Wed Apr 02, 2003 1:14 am

If you have a Mac then you are in luck. A free program or OS X (and I think OS 9 too) called "forty-two" rips beautifully. The .avi files produced are very near the original DVD's quality with no color distortion. Here is a description from a site with it avalible for download:

"forty-two is a system, comprised of the forty-two.app GUI, the dvdmp and dvdvx engines and certain *nix tools used for video compression and conversion. It is designed to be a simple, hassle-free tool for converting DVD's to other formats, such as DiVX, SVCD or VCD."

"What makes forty-two different is that it is driven by logic; it determines proper encoding framerates, cropping etc and produces in-sync, set and forget results for all dvd types it supports. forty-two doesn't just pass switches to Open Source tools. It uses different methodologies from current make tools to insure that in sync conversions *can* be done, based on the content."

"forty-two will convert DVDs with ac3 audio to VCD, SVCD, DVD or DiVX AVI, including user rates. If your DVD is PCM only or DTS only, you can only convert it to DiVX AVI with forty-two at this time."

I used to have to use several programs to get marginal quality video, now I just drag the DVD icon onto the program and push start. An hour later and I have perfect video. This program is a must have.

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Postby Ashton » Wed Apr 02, 2003 12:30 pm

Deaths_ally wrote:AVI (uncompresed) or Mpg are the best

Now, I don't know much about WMM, but I know for sure that there is no native support for MPEG1 in Premiere. Also, AVI uncompressed is kind of... unwieldy... to say the least. Huffy might be a better choice, but even that can be excessively large. Use DV if you get into trouble (I want to buy one of those hardware decoders!! They look sooooo cool!)
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Postby trythil » Wed Apr 02, 2003 1:22 pm

Ashton wrote:
Deaths_ally wrote:AVI (uncompresed) or Mpg are the best

Now, I don't know much about WMM, but I know for sure that there is no native support for MPEG1 in Premiere. Also, AVI uncompressed is kind of... unwieldy... to say the least. Huffy might be a better choice, but even that can be excessively large. Use DV if you get into trouble (I want to buy one of those hardware decoders!! They look sooooo cool!)


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Postby NicholasDWolfwood » Wed Apr 02, 2003 7:04 pm

Ashton wrote:
Deaths_ally wrote:AVI (uncompresed) or Mpg are the best

Now, I don't know much about WMM, but I know for sure that there is no native support for MPEG1 in Premiere. Also, AVI uncompressed is kind of... unwieldy... to say the least. Huffy might be a better choice, but even that can be excessively large. Use DV if you get into trouble (I want to buy one of those hardware decoders!! They look sooooo cool!)


wtf

I've used MPEG-1 in Premiere just fine, besides all the side-effects of using MPEG-1.

BTW, don't take Larg0's advice. Ripping into DivX = bad.
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