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Posted by dvdphile on 09/10/05 15:12
"Gunther Gloop" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:3og7afF5p75sU1@individual.net...
> When is the "iPod revolution" gonna happen for movies like it did with
> music?
> I mean when is the movie industry gonna finally accept the inevitable and
> allow dvds, etc. to be easily ripped to an appropriate format to allow
> genuine owners have a "movie server" for their own use?
>
> I realise there are such servers (or regular hard-disks even) that can do
> this. And also that it _is_ possible to do all this now.
>
> But (to cut to the chase) is there a way that I can rip my 500(ish) dvds
> to an easily-useable format for later viewing? It's something I never
> looked into before, but now feel the time is right to begin trying.
>
> A friend of mine recommended using Anydvd, Alcohol 120%, Dvdshrink and I
> think there were one or two other programs to do different things. Even
> then it means mounting a virtual drive to watch a rip or view it in 2 (or
> more) seperate vob files. (I just want the movie itself and maybe
> subtitles on certain movies).
>
> ...I mean is that ridiculous or what!? Real "pirates" would hardly be put
> off with any such measures afterall.
>
>
> So, somebody educate me please. ?
>
> -Kevin.
Have u tried DIVX ??
Gary
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