Help I need DVD to MP3
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Re: Help I need DVD to MP3
Yeah I tried that program and it didnt do squat just directed me to d/l another program that ate up more of my time lol any hints, kept saying you need some vidiolan program and i d/l ed it and that didnt help after the fact.
Yeah I tried that program and it didnt do squat just directed me to d/l another program that ate up more of my time lol any hints, kept saying you need some vidiolan program and i d/l ed it and that didnt help after the fact.
Re: Help I need DVD to MP3
Ugh you need a lot of software, there are a lot of steps involved. First off, mp3 is not teh format you want. Mac screwed their users pretty good when it came to digital rights management; you need AAC audio to play on an ipod/mac and h.264 to play video, so you are going to have to convert your DVD audio/video to .mp4 or .mov, and before you can do that you need to decrypt the dvd as it is encoded with CSS. So you need a program that will take your dvd and decode it, dump the raw data on your computer, then a second program to take that data and re-encode it in h.264, and the only program I know of that does that type of work won't convert to said format, you need to first convert to .avi/.mp3 in DivX or similar codec, then convert that to an Apple friendly format like .mov or .mp4; visit www.doom9.org and do some reading, downloading, trial and error. No free lunches here,
Ugh you need a lot of software, there are a lot of steps involved. First off, mp3 is not teh format you want. Mac screwed their users pretty good when it came to digital rights management; you need AAC audio to play on an ipod/mac and h.264 to play video, so you are going to have to convert your DVD audio/video to .mp4 or .mov, and before you can do that you need to decrypt the dvd as it is encoded with CSS. So you need a program that will take your dvd and decode it, dump the raw data on your computer, then a second program to take that data and re-encode it in h.264, and the only program I know of that does that type of work won't convert to said format, you need to first convert to .avi/.mp3 in DivX or similar codec, then convert that to an Apple friendly format like .mov or .mp4; visit www.doom9.org and do some reading, downloading, trial and error. No free lunches here,
Re: Help I need DVD to MP3
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Powder Burns</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Ugh you need a lot of software, there are a lot of steps involved. First off, mp3 is not teh format you want. Mac screwed their users pretty good when it came to digital rights management; you need AAC audio to play on an ipod/mac and h.264 to play video, so you are going to have to convert your DVD audio/video to .mp4 or .mov, and before you can do that you need to decrypt the dvd as it is encoded with CSS. So you need a program that will take your dvd and decode it, dump the raw data on your computer, then a second program to take that data and re-encode it in h.264, and the only program I know of that does that type of work won't convert to said format, you need to first convert to .avi/.mp3 in DivX or similar codec, then convert that to an Apple friendly format like .mov or .mp4; visit www.doom9.org and do some reading, downloading, trial and error. No free lunches here, </div></div>
Actually Magic DVD Ripper does all those steps with one click of the mouse.... However im not sure if it runs on Macs as I use it on Windows. After ripping with Magic, its as simple as droping it onto iTunes and syncing it with my touch, iphone, or nano... ymmv
Julian
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Powder Burns</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Ugh you need a lot of software, there are a lot of steps involved. First off, mp3 is not teh format you want. Mac screwed their users pretty good when it came to digital rights management; you need AAC audio to play on an ipod/mac and h.264 to play video, so you are going to have to convert your DVD audio/video to .mp4 or .mov, and before you can do that you need to decrypt the dvd as it is encoded with CSS. So you need a program that will take your dvd and decode it, dump the raw data on your computer, then a second program to take that data and re-encode it in h.264, and the only program I know of that does that type of work won't convert to said format, you need to first convert to .avi/.mp3 in DivX or similar codec, then convert that to an Apple friendly format like .mov or .mp4; visit www.doom9.org and do some reading, downloading, trial and error. No free lunches here, </div></div>
Actually Magic DVD Ripper does all those steps with one click of the mouse.... However im not sure if it runs on Macs as I use it on Windows. After ripping with Magic, its as simple as droping it onto iTunes and syncing it with my touch, iphone, or nano... ymmv
Julian
Re: Help I need DVD to MP3
I use this one: http://www.videora.com/
They have just about any type of converter you would need and best of all it's free.
I use this one: http://www.videora.com/
They have just about any type of converter you would need and best of all it's free.
Re: Help I need DVD to MP3
Have used DVDFab for years and it has a direct to compact device. Ipod, zune, cell phone, PSP, etc. etc. They have a free download to try it out for a few days I think
http://www.dvdfab.com/
Have used DVDFab for years and it has a direct to compact device. Ipod, zune, cell phone, PSP, etc. etc. They have a free download to try it out for a few days I think
http://www.dvdfab.com/
If you have a good fast Internet connection simply install a bit torrent client, head over to well-known torrent index site, find what you want, and download the movies, tv shows, etc.
I had almost forgotten what a DVD was.
I had almost forgotten what a DVD was.
Tucker,
Aren't most of those sites down now? They closed Pirate's Bay and Kickass Torrents a while ago. What is left?
They come and go. Last I checked TPB was up. there are also some proxies to them that work when the main site is down.
There's a browser that's geared towards digital media as well. I saw it the other night, but didn't spend much time on its features. I believe it had built in torrent search and client.
There's a browser that's geared towards digital media as well. I saw it the other night, but didn't spend much time on its features. I believe it had built in torrent search and client.
Here's a quick video on using Handbrake
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