[danke]

I have at hand a great number of DVD movie collections, and some of them are very old. I have to take good care of these old DVD discs. However, exactly last Sunday, when I wanted to watch a movie, one of my favorite DVD movies became eternally unusable as it was over-scratched.

While accepting the fact, it is necessary for me to find an active and effective way to solve the problem. If I had had an extra copy of the disc, I could still enjoy the movie. So I guess whether there exist such programs that backup DVD movies to blank DVD discs so that I can still take the copy out even if the original disc is broken or out of use. I made a Google search for them and my final target was Wondershare DVD Copy for Mac. I only wanted to backup those old DVD movies. What frustrated me was that the majority of them are copyright protected and the other applications I found were not able to copy the DVD movies. However, this program helped me out. It can remove the protection mechanisms for me and I can make another copy of my movies.

Besides, I also have several VIDEO_TS folders that were ripped from several DVD's before. I thought this was able to keep the DVD movies, however, I found this help me nothing but take up much hard drive space. In the end, I burnt these ripped files to DVD's again.

So you see, this Mac application really lent me a helping hand. Now, I don't need to worry about how to save the DVD discs' life even if they are terminally unusable. And I don't need to rip the DVD's to my computer in order to back up them. And for you, I am sure you can find it more useful and helpful. Well worth a shot, in one word.

[kargod]

I like Handbrake and Mac the Ripper... both excellent free apps.

[aiden1983]

mac the ripper and then use toast to burn it. Also this is not really iphone related so it should be on a mac forum

[ddfilms]

Handbrake is the best. it has the settings for the iphone in it already.
http://handbrake.fr/?article=download both mac and windows!

[dgdimick]

Here's how I'm doing it:

1. Rip the DVD with Mac The Ripper, the files are placed on your hard drive.
2. Use HandBrake to convert the ripped DVD into a MP2 encoded with H.264.
3. Import the MP4 into iTunes.
4. Sync your iPhone and you have the DVD on it.

Have have a break down of doing this a few ways at: http://www.teachlinux.com:8080/iPhone

If you have an iPhone just go to http://www.teachlinux.com:8080 the website will format it so your iPhone likes the site.

HtH,

Denis

[desepticon]

any serial for a pay program can be found in the "serial box"
they update monthly
google for it

[pdeyoreo]

HandBrake or Mac the Ripper. Both fine