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  1. 27th Jul 2004 16:42 #1
    EvilKid
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    What's the best program to rip dvd movies into AVI or DivX or XviD without lossing quailty?
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  2. 27th Jul 2004 16:53 #2
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    You will always lose quality when compressing (converting DVD to avi, Divx, etc.).
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  3. 27th Jul 2004 16:59 #3
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    ok without lossing too much quailty
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  4. 27th Jul 2004 17:17 #4
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    Check out the tools section over there
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    There you can compare tools (price, features, etc.) & decide what's best for your level of expertise.
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  5. 27th Jul 2004 18:18 #5
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    A nice newbie route is using dvddecrypter and autogk.
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  6. 27th Jul 2004 18:21 #6
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    Originally Posted by nufan292
    A nice newbie route is using dvddecrypter and autogk.
    Seconded. it is an extremely easy method.
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  7. 27th Jul 2004 19:24 #7
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    or simpledivx....
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  8. 28th Jul 2004 20:21 #8
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    There are so many great newbie tools out there these days. The hard part is picking which one to try.
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    Originally Posted by lenti_75
    or simpledivx....
    I tried simpledivx when I first started ripping. All I got was crap. I use FairUse 0.44
    and it works great.
    This plan is so bad, it must be one of ours.
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