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  1. Member Devanshu's Avatar
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    I want to rip a movie but I dont have a dvd burner...I want to know if there is any way I can put the movie on a CDRW (preferabaly without losing quality, but if there is no other way, I can deal with some quality being lost). If there is, please guide me in the right direction. Hope that makes sense. Thanks in advance to anyone who replies.
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  2. you cant be serious bro?

    ya dont need a dvd burner to rip dvd's ,,just a dvd rom,,,use a program like dvd2svcd
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  3. ripping to (S)VCD requires DVD-ROM to rip DVDs and CD-RW to burn to CD-Rs

    http://users3.ev1.net/~CavemanLawyer/

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/167502.php

    https://www.videohelp.com/sefy/

    lotta info on those pages...read through them carefully...there are many, many programs to choose from at each stage.

    personally, my method is DVD->smartripper->dvd2avi->tmpgenc->nero->SVCD

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    if you want to maintain the highest quality, you will need to encode to SVCD. however, if you have a standalone dvd player, make sure it can support SVCDs. find out here: https://www.videohelp.com/dvdplayers

    keep in mind thou, there will be quality loss. how much depends on YOU. there will be a trade-off. if you want higher quality, then you will need to span the movie between more discs...(i.e. you will be getting up more often to change discs during a movie). if you're lazy and don't wanna get up too many times to change discs, then you will need to sacrifice some quality.

    also, there's another trade-off. higher quality usually requires longer encoding time you have to wait for. personally, i encode when i goto sleep/work, so it's ready by the time i get up/come back from work...so, it's fine with me.

    also, SVCD is for main movies. if you want to keep any of the extras, then you will have to rip/encode (go through the entire process) with those extras.
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