Lesson 101: Ripping DVDs
 

i had a nice setup on one of my other Sony Vaio desktops till i melted the motherboard :(

and now i can't remember what little programs i was using to get it done, they all sound the same after a while... LOL

since then, i've tried FlaskMPEG, ImToo, DVDRipper, DVDtoAVI, etc... you name it, i've tried it on my Sony... every single one has fuck-ups... either the audio isn't synched, the .avi can't play back in Premiere Pro (or even Media Player), the file is corrupt, there is no audio, etc... there's always something bugging

i'm about to buy a bunch more DVDs to rip, but before i do can someone help me out here? i wanna process the ones i already have... thanks!

thanks, i'll take a look again... but i've been thru all that before and tried all kinds of demo proggies and what not as well

when will Adobe incorporate a DVD ripper in Premiere already?

This lesson should give you more respect for sites based around DVD rips :winkwink:

DvdRHelp.com is great, I wrote a tutorial for it back in the day when it was vcdhelp.com

touchay... seriously, for all the $$$ it saves i'm on the verge of saying fuck it - it's faster for me to shoot total exclusive and not worry about this shit

now it seems to be called videohelp.com

I use DVD Decrypter and DVD Shrink, and Nero to burn. Works great :thumbsup

Gordian Knot

Easton, hit me up on ICQ i'll walk you thru it bro.

Matt
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I'm pretty sure that's the setup my brother is using and it does work very well.