I need a good DVD RIPPER. Please help.

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  • BV
    wtf
    • Sep 2001
    • 10914
    #1

    I need a good DVD RIPPER. Please help.

    I bet I have installed 10 rippers in the past 12 hours. What buggy pieces of crap most of these are.

    I am looking to pop a DVD in the drive and output a finished video. (one step)

    But the biggest issue I am running into with them are the crop features. The cropping and watermarking features on these things suck ass.

    It's difficult as hell to output a video on these things with no black on either the top or sides. A few were able but they couldn't keep the target resolution. WTF?

    Out of the 10 or so I tried many had the features but just didn't work and were very buggy.

    Some seemed to be similar code but tweaked in different areas.

    RECOMEND ME A GOOD ONE PLEASE!

    cheers,
    bv
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    • MikeB
      Confirmed User
      • Feb 2002
      • 2012
      #2
      ImTOO Ultimate DVD Ripper 5 required manually setting the crop to get it just right. Also the presets blow out easily if you make small tweaks, it is daunting to get it right and saved. Just thought I'd give a heads up in case you haven't tried that one yet - it won't do what you need.

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        • BV
          wtf
          • Sep 2001
          • 10914
          #3
          Originally posted by MikeB
          ImTOO Ultimate DVD Ripper 5 required manually setting the crop to get it just right. Also the presets blow out easily if you make small tweaks, it is daunting to get it right and saved. Just thought I'd give a heads up in case you haven't tried that one yet - it won't do what you need.
          I tried v.5 demo for hours, was never able to completely eliminate the black bars, in fact I have a license for V.4 from buying and using it 6 months ago. I ended up ripping them to 720x480 5000kbs wmvs and then running them throug vegas video cropping and resizing them again.

          I would love to save that later Vegas step on this batch of dvds.

          Thanks though

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            • bikerjeg
              Registered User
              • Sep 2007
              • 11
              #4
              Sorry to bring up an old thread but if you haven't found a solution yet you should definately take a look at DVDFab. This is a pay for product that is absolutely outstanding! I rip videos with this thing and they are really good quality. Best piece of software I found that does this.

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                • FreeHugeMovies
                  Too lazy to set a custom title
                  • Dec 2001
                  • 14141
                  #5
                  Google DVD Shrink or dvdshrink.org

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