DVD Convert without quality of loss (.AVI? increase bitrate from original?)

[zizouillette]

If you don't want to loose video quality
If you dont want to increase the size of your copy
if you want to do fast DVD copy
Then your solution is XviD4PSP or XMedia Recode: import your DVD slect copy video select the container you prefer and then select the audio and subtitles you need
No faster and better solution

[MwBakker]

But I need to crop and cut too. A larger file size (I mean larger than the original) is no problem as long as the larger size is usefull in a noticable quality matter

[jagabo]

won't the quality difference between the file sizes be more visible when viewed on large resolutions?

It depends on your viewing distance. A 20 inch monitor from 2 feet away looks the same as a 60 inch TV from 6 feet away (all else being equal, of course).

[MwBakker]

won't the quality difference between the file sizes be more visible when viewed on large resolutions?

It depends on your viewing distance. A 20 inch monitor from 2 feet away looks the same as a 60 inch TV from 6 feet away (all else being equal, of course).

heh I mean reasonable distance of course

[hello_hello]

For no other reason than to save myself from looking foolish, I've replaced the 640x480 encode in my previous post with a new version, because I realised I did a silly that stretched the picture a little. Probably not enough to notice unless you compared the two encodes directly, but I'm a bit OCD about that sort of thing.

[MwBakker]

So am I, especially since it's always about memories which can never be recreated

[whereaminow]

Hi there i converted my dvd's data to the files and i'm facing extensions problems. Can anyone help me throughout this scenario... whereaminow

[lordsmurf]

Hi there i converted my dvd's data to the files and i'm facing extensions problems. Can anyone help me throughout this scenario...

Probably.
Details would help.