Hey all--
Anyone here rip DVD's to Itunes? Which program did you use and did you like it? I'm looking to obtain a program to do so but there are a lot of them out there and I'm not sure which to trust.
Thanks!
--DK
ps I realize this isn't technically an asylum question. Thus, to be qualified, I will add a gratuitous "Death to Republicans!". Errr..unless you are replying to my question and are Republican and then, well, "Liberals are pussies!!"
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iTried to use iTunes once, and after fighting with the user interface iVomited profusely.
Why would you ever want to watch movies with iTunes?
Sweetums wrote:
Why would you ever want to watch movies withuse iTunes for anything?
FTFY
Turin the Malevolent wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
Why would you ever want to watch movies withuse iTunes for anything?
FTFY
Kind of hard to add stuff to your iPhone/iPod without it.
Anyway I use DVD Decrypter/DVD Fab to rip and Any Video Converter to turn it into a .mp4 format.
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Turin the Malevolent wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
Why would you ever want to watch movies withuse iTunes for anything?
FTFY
Shaowstrike wrote:
Turin the Malevolent wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
Why would you ever want to watch movies withuse iTunes for anything?
FTFY
Kind of hard to add stuff to your iPhone/iPod without it.
Anyway I use DVD Decrypter/DVD Fab to rip and Any Video Converter to turn it into a .mp4 format.
Sweetums wrote:
I'm assuming he's on Windows, and on Windows you would do well to stay away from iTunes.
Why...?
Belkira the Tulip wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
I'm assuming he's on Windows, and on Windows you would do well to stay away from iTunes.
Why...?
Edited, Jun 5th 2010 7:42pm by Sweetums
I play mp3s on my Blackberry and use Windows Explorer to sync my files.
publiusvarus wrote:
we all know liberals are well adjusted american citizens who only want what's best for society. While conservatives are evil money grubbing scum who only want to sh*t on the little man and rob the world of its resources.
Sweetums wrote:
Belkira the Tulip wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
I'm assuming he's on Windows, and on Windows you would do well to stay away from iTunes.
Why...?
Edited, Jun 5th 2010 7:42pm by Sweetums
I use iTunes for my iPhone, and the only real issue I have with it at the moment is that it will take my new songs off of my phone and put them into iTunes if I tell it to sync instead of just copying it into iTunes. But that's not difficult to remedy. It's never asked me to install anything, starts up relatively quickly (compared to any other program on my laptop), and I'm not sure what you mean about looking nothing like the "rest of my desktop." I also don't know what "codec extensibility" is.
Are you talking specifically about watching DVD's through iTunes, or just Windows users shouldn't use iTunes for anything?
Sweetums wrote:
Belkira the Tulip wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
I'm assuming he's on Windows, and on Windows you would do well to stay away from iTunes.
Why...?
Duke Ikkian wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
Belkira the Tulip wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
I'm assuming he's on Windows, and on Windows you would do well to stay away from iTunes.
Why...?
Quote:
Why would you ever want to watch movies with iTunes?
I bought a portable laser projector from Microvision which attaches easily to my Ipod. I want to add DVD's from my dvd library onto Itunes so I can easily sync them onto my Ipod and watch 8 ft movies at work when slow overnight.
Incidentally, Microvision (MVIS) is the stock I picked in the stock pick'em thread we had here a couple years ago. They are currently $2.50 but are poised to get pretty high if their projector is put into cell phones which supposedly is on the near horizon. The projector they made as a proof of concept (and I bought) is amazing. It is about the size of an Iphone (and most of which is battery) and last night I took it outside and projected South Park onto the side of my house with a 20ft diagonal picture. With typical movies (which are darker then the typical South park) you have to have a smaller picture but in a dark room you can make a pretty big picture. (8ftish) It's a pretty amazing device for something so portable. At any rate, sorry it didn't hit it big the last time I recommended it but I'm recommending it again!
--DK
Darkknight wrote:
Quote:
Why would you ever want to watch movies with iTunes?
I bought a portable laser projector from Microvision which attaches easily to my Ipod. I want to add DVD's from my dvd library onto Itunes so I can easily sync them onto my Ipod and watch 8 ft movies at work when slow overnight.
Incidentally, Microvision (MVIS) is the stock I picked in the stock pick'em thread we had here a couple years ago. They are currently $2.50 but are poised to get pretty high if their projector is put into cell phones which supposedly is on the near horizon. The projector they made as a proof of concept (and I bought) is amazing. It is about the size of an Iphone (and most of which is battery) and last night I took it outside and projected South Park onto the side of my house with a 20ft diagonal picture. With typical movies (which are darker then the typical South park) you have to have a smaller picture but in a dark room you can make a pretty big picture. (8ftish) It's a pretty amazing device for something so portable. At any rate, sorry it didn't hit it big the last time I recommended it but I'm recommending it again!
--DK
His Excellency Aethien wrote:
Almalieque wrote:
If no one debated with me, then I wouldn't post here anymore.
gbaji wrote:
I'm not getting my news from anywhere Joph.
bsphil wrote:
Darkknight wrote:
Quote:
Why would you ever want to watch movies with iTunes?
I bought a portable laser projector from Microvision which attaches easily to my Ipod. I want to add DVD's from my dvd library onto Itunes so I can easily sync them onto my Ipod and watch 8 ft movies at work when slow overnight.
Incidentally, Microvision (MVIS) is the stock I picked in the stock pick'em thread we had here a couple years ago. They are currently $2.50 but are poised to get pretty high if their projector is put into cell phones which supposedly is on the near horizon. The projector they made as a proof of concept (and I bought) is amazing. It is about the size of an Iphone (and most of which is battery) and last night I took it outside and projected South Park onto the side of my house with a 20ft diagonal picture. With typical movies (which are darker then the typical South park) you have to have a smaller picture but in a dark room you can make a pretty big picture. (8ftish) It's a pretty amazing device for something so portable. At any rate, sorry it didn't hit it big the last time I recommended it but I'm recommending it again!
--DK
According to their website store the projector costs $550.
Edited, Jun 6th 2010 12:51pm by Shaowstrike
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"We don't just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary."
— James D. Nicoll
I don't hate iTunes (I actually use it), but in my opinion the Windows version isn't very good, which is a shame.
Sweetums wrote:
I don't hate iTunes (I actually use it), but in my opinion the Windows version isn't very good, which is a shame.
I guess I just don't have anything to compare it to.
MDenham wrote:
Duke Ikkian wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
Belkira the Tulip wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
I'm assuming he's on Windows, and on Windows you would do well to stay away from iTunes.
Why...?
I use DVDFab to decrypt the DVD's to their AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS folders, then Handbrake to rip them into MP4 files. Handbrake has nice presets so you can select the device you want to target and it will use compatible encoding. It also allows for batches, so you could decrypt a bunch of DVDs, then let Handbrake encode the files and be able to walk away while it's working.
I use iTunes, but only because I use a Mac Mini for everything Apple-related.
I use iTunes, but only because I use a Mac Mini for everything Apple-related.
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