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  1. 5th Aug 2005 00:58 #1
    mol3000
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    how can i rip a certain part of a dvd or record a part of a dvd without me ripping and converting it???
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  2. 5th Aug 2005 01:20 #2
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    Originally Posted by mol3000
    how can i rip a certain part of a dvd or record a part of a dvd without me ripping and converting it???
    You're gonna have to rip it no matter what, unless you hook your DVD player up to your DVD Recorder

    By "a certain part of", do you mean a full chapter ? or just a segment ?

    What do you intend to do with the finished segment ?



    More info required
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    This is not capturing.
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    ok is there a software that can capture the video while i am playing it on my dvd player on my computer??????
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    Originally Posted by mol3000
    ok is there a software that can capture the video while i am playing it on my dvd player on my computer??????
    There are screen capture softwares, such as camtasia, that can do that, but you're looking at a realtime capture, and the quality (from my experiences) wouldn't be as good. It would be much, much quicker to rip it, and you would be much, much better off quality-wise IMO.
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    What are you trying to achieve ?
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