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  1. 20th Apr 2007 05:00 #1
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    Anyone have any ideas how can I Rip a dvd movie to avi with x264 codec? P.S. Also another programm whch will be able to resize the file if it's too big.
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    fairuse wizard, megui, automkv, https://www.videohelp.com/tools?s=112#112
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    Thank you.
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    I used automkv and all i got is a .mkv file not an .avi file....
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    Try FairUse Wizard
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    mkv and mp4 are much better for x264 video...what is your goal with the video? play on your computer?
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    My goal is .avi with a x264 codec which can be playable on my computer and dvd player.
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    I am not aware of any DVD players that can handle a x264 avi. Go with the above and stick with mp4 or mkv as a container. If you want an avi for SAP compatibility, then stick with Xvid or DivX.
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    My dvd player can handle it. I've tried already.
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    See the thing is that divx avi with a resolution above 700 and my dvd doesnt display it right it has it's problems. But when it's a x264 avi everything is fine.
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