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  1. 5th May 2005 21:43 #1
    omnpotnt
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    I did it. I made the move. I got a powermac. I coudln't help myself. but now here's a problem. Im a newbie. Any suggestions as to what program i'd use to decrypt/copy a Dvd movie, say, "Gladiator"?? Video quality is my primary concern. I'm not concerned with size, speed etc...I just want as close to the original video quality as I can get.

    Any suggestions would be greatly apprecitaed!

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    MacOS video tools ?
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    Ummm DVD2ONE?
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    Most people here use MacTheRipper to rip, DVD2OneX to shrink, Toast to burn.

    MacTheRipper followed by Popcorn to shrink+burn is also becoming popular. Less options, but slightly less confusing for newbies.
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    Use my signature link to get to my webpage. It shows you most of the common how to's for mac and lists the apps you would need.
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