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Posted by Geoff on 01/06/07 13:33
I haven't tried it, but the other day I came across a guide for Flaskmpeg
(Freeware), and it looked so simple that it's on my to-do list. On its first
screen you define the target frame size, so I guess it'll do the job for
you? The guide is here ... (halfway down the page)
http://tomshardware.co.uk/2000/09/13/mpeg/index.html
But I guess it depends if your player has the codecs. The definitive
resource for this stuff is Doom9 :
http://www.doom9.org/
Good luck!
"guv" <guv69@msn.com> wrote in message
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> Ive just bought one of those mini screen Hard drive players, which has
> 60GB worth of space on it. Model is Archos AV560.
>
> Ripping DVDs isnt something Ive done in such a long time, I can now
> probably rescribe myself as a newbie! Well not quite, but what I am
> after is something that will rip and convert to a decent size frame
> and optimal viewing on this machine - preferably a one click option!
> (I know all about DVD decrypter etc - so its the next stage in the
> process I am asking about!)
>
> I know the device is capable of display on a TV, but it wont be used
> for that, so small file and frame size are the order of the day.
>
> Anyone have one of these pieces of kit? What software do you use?
> Anything specific on the market thats recommended?
>
> I doubt it will be used too much - and it was only bought so the kids
> have something to do (NDS aside) on long flights etc. We're off to
> Florida in March - and the damned airline (Delta) have just changed
> our plane to one without in seat screens! Believe it or not - that is
> the reason for the purchase!
>
> Any advice appreciated.....
>
>
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