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Hi
I'm looking at some progs and wondered how good they were?
http://www.replicant2.com/?aid=031945&bid=2965#bonus
and what about DVD Copy X but I guess that would mean I need a DVD copy drive.
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It's never Easy!!
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I saw Cosmi DVD RIPPER at Office Depot for $9.99.
http://www.cosmi.com/html/product%20pages/utilities/DVD_Ripper.htm
Replicate DVD movies without a DVD recorder! Convert any DVD into a CD-R and take along and play your favorite movies anywhere! No more lost movies with backups that you created yourself! Supports Dolby surround sound and foreign subtitles.
Play Movies Anywhere!
All you need is a DVD player and a CD-R drive to burn your copies. Simply place the DVD and CD-R into their respective drives and click GO. Then, take your copies with you and replay them on your laptop, another computer and on a standard or portable DVD player anywhere!
Conversion Made Easy
Easily convert a DVD to a compressed CD-R for more versatility with your PC, CD or DVD players. Select your own custom level of compression for the highest DVD video and surround sound quality. Preview your new CD during the conversion process. Supports foreign languages and subtitled DVD's.
Features:
Rip copies quickly with wizard-based operation
Transfer DVD to CD-R
No DVD recorder needed!
Create Video CDs that play in any DVD player
Auto selects most efficient compression
Supports user-defined compression levels
Store up to 100 minutes of DVD content on 1 CD-R
Rip to multiple CD-R's, if desired
Preview during conversion
Supports VCD and SVCD
Supports Dolby ® surround sound
Supports MPEG1, MPEG2 and DIVX
Supports foreign language subtitles -
are u advertising it or saying it's very good??
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Far too goddamn old now
- Jan 2003
- Soul sucking suburbia! But a different part since I last logged on.
redcow, ignore the spammer, and just take a look at the handy dandy buttons on the left side of your browser window. they'll see you right and not put ten dollars of your hard earned into someone's pocket as 'reward' for sticking a load of quickly downloadable freeware utils onto a cd..
-= She sez there's ants in the carpet, dirty little monsters! =-
Back after a long time away, mainly because I now need to start making up vidcapped DVDRs for work and I haven't a clue where to start any more! -
The thing that I find amazing is that they claim that you can copy DVDs on to CD-Rs, but not on to DVD-Rs. I've never understood the logic behind that, even before I knew anything about DVD-R. Don't waste your money. If you're just looking to back up DVD's on to VCD's, all you need is a couple of freeware progs and you're set. When I was doing VCDs I used EasyVCD and VCDEasy, but there are plenty that will do what you want, and they're almost all free. As Eddy said, it just pisses me off seeing people trying to rip people off by charging them for something that they could've gotten for free (legally) if they had just looked around a little.
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thanks peeps
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the uneducated are too lazy to look around. these guys would have made a killing before the DMCA.Originally Posted by AarontheRipper
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I don't think Rond66 was trying to spam anyone (well maybe he was but who knows). It looks like he only copied and pasted all the details from the website.
The prog isn't a bunch of freeware progs on a disk. It is the only all in one prog I know of. You simply put the DVD movie in the DVD rom tray and a CDR in the CDR tray, make the selection of VCD, SVCD, or Divx, select media size and wait (some other tweaks for the expert).
It rips, converts, and burns the movie.
I beleive after installing the prog you run an auto update installer and it will select a plug in for your burn prog. -
DO NOT, DO NOT, DO NOT, DO NOT...................DO NOT ever pay for any programs to rip to CD-R
look at this great guide...most proggies are either freeware or shareware:
https://www.videohelp.com/sefy/?id=intro.html -
i understand that most are freeware and shareware. i've always used smartripper, dvd2avi, tmpgenc, and nero to burn. that is a FOUR STEP process.
this prog by cosmi is like freakin' ronco. "just set and forget it"
i've backed up over 150 dvd's using the four progs i mentioned above, but it was a lot of trial and error and a hump load of time.
for someone who just wants to pop in a dvd and back it up fast. the cosmi prog is the way to go. -
many all-in-one front-ends available for free
dvd2svcd, dvdx, easyvcd ... to name a few
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