DVD to avi

[marine1]

Once again, what is the best solution for this?
Any updates?
Or even an ISO to AVI
Thanks
Need to rip my set of dvd's to AVI

 

[Mephisto_Helix]

Fairuse Wizard ........ dammit

 

[marine1]

Thanks bud

 

[cfvh600]

Fairuse Wizard ........ dammit

+1

 

[marine1]

how would you batch create avi's from multiple dvd's?
Aslo what output settings would you recommend? H264 avi?
Problem is I have a series to convert not a movie so there seem to be more than one video stream per disc

 

[LazyLion]

Fair Use Wizard as well. To XviD.

Here's the step by step guide...
http://www.mediafire.com/?uluiwhkxetc

 

[marine1]

Shot G man

 

[marine1]

Jeez this take long

 

[cfvh600]

Jeez this take long

It does but the quality is good.

 

[marine1]

There has to be a quicker way

 

[cfvh600]

well I suppose you could set it to do one pass only and reduce the quality setting. Or get a faster CPU. what setup are you running?

 

[Necuno]

decent quality takes time; best method are not the wizards but some proper application where you can manually custom do everything, but not all of us are that kind of -lets-write-a-program-about each time, me opts for the one click solution

 

[LazyLion]

ja, it depends on your CPU. With a dual core or quad core, you should get it down to around 30 or 40 minutes per DVD.

 

[marine1]

Dam seems like a great program though, just to convert my whole series 60 discs

 

[marine1]

Ahhh crap keeps crashing in Windows 7 64

 

[Necuno]

Ahhh crap keeps crashing in Windows 7 64

laziest method i used was nero's encode thing. dvd to mp4. single click and it was ok to keep, you could obviously up the quality and so on.

 

[marine1]

Thanks man will have to look at it, it works on Vista but on Win 7 it crashes.
Need to find something that works on win 7 as thats my main machine now.

 

[Necuno]

Thanks man will have to look at it, it works on Vista but on Win 7 it crashes.
Need to find something that works on win 7 as thats my main machine now.

hmmm doom9 forums ?
http://www.doom9.org/

really can't remember the other hubs of encoding software or rippaks...

 

[nihilist]

Marine1, try Handbrake - http://handbrake.fr/

Runs perfect on win7 x64 RC1 and the quality is good, set it up to rip to a certain size and it will set the quality accordingly. Always use 2 pass encoding. Just read the documentation to get more specific info, you'll prob want to do a few tries first until you get used to it.

 

[undesign]

DVD Decryptor and AutoGK. Ridiculously easy.