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Posted by jangchub on 08/11/07 15:30
On Sat, 11 Aug 2007 02:02:38 -0700, sandy58 <Aleckie59@aol.com> wrote:
>On Aug 10, 1:46 pm, jangchub <jangc...@sakadawa.com> wrote:
>> I travel and find my battery lasts longer when I view films without
>> using the disc, so I'm looking to buy good software which actually
>> works, makes decent video avi files and isn't a waste of time.
>>
>> Does anyone know of any?
>>
>> thanks,
>> Janchub
>
>4.26gb DVD (Surf's Up) converted back to .avi (669,335mb) in 2h20
>minutes.
>My PC stats: 3.6ghz
>2GB RAM
>Had DVD on HDD & converted from there to temp folder.
>Used Ahead DVD Ripper (as you have)
>Maybe you tried to convert from DVD in DVD-rom drive?
>I did too first off, but with "refusal" error.
I did try to use the files after I uploaded them to the pc, after I
ran them through DVD Shrink. The refusal error was that I had not
selected a source. As I said in another post I just uploaded the
movies to my hard drive and that way I have no compression and crystal
clear images that way. There is nothing worse than pixelation from
compression. I hate it when it happens on the tv using satellite
compression. I used to be a C-Band person, then it just about went
away.
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