Best way to rip DVDs?

jassi · 30th July 2008, 19:02

dude that is because its a local original dvd and your lappy's or pc's dvd player is set to same region. If you get an original dvd from US or some other country, you will need dvd decrypter. Also if you used those el cheapo non-original dvds no decryption needed

Then again you may be lucky enough to have a dvd drive which is not yet region selected (you have 5-6 firmware attempts to change regions once you select one)

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Originally Posted by vivekiny2k

I have used some DVDs and was able to just copy the whole thing in my hard disk, no ripping involved. and then just play it thru VLC player. Do we really have to go thru all this? or is it some default decrypter working in background on my lappy?

vivekiny2k · 30th July 2008, 19:27

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Originally Posted by jassi

dude that is because its a local original dvd and your lappy's or pc's dvd player is set to same region. If you get an original dvd from US or some other country, you will need dvd decrypter. Also if you used those el cheapo non-original dvds no decryption needed

Then again you may be lucky enough to have a dvd drive which is not yet region selected (you have 5-6 firmware attempts to change regions once you select one)

should be the same region thing. I am talking about the DVDs from public library, and quite possible that here in US they are not that finicky about security.

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now, does that mean indian DVD should be easily copied to indian PC?

jassi · 30th July 2008, 19:33

oh boy US is where it all started i guess - because 20th century warner bros et al are in favor of region coding - why not make more money !!
anyways if use a US dvd on US dvd drive no probs, same for indian dvds on indian dvd drives

ntomer · 27th April 2009, 13:48

Hi,

I've lots of DVDs copied to hard disk; these DVDs are in their standard format, VOB files under the VIDEO_VS folder. Typically one DVD contains 4-5 movies with sub-titles.

I want to rip selected titles from these DVDs (copied on HDD), preferably with sub-titles. Is there any ripper which will let me do that? I tried a few but none had this functionality :-(

Thanks

Nitin

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jassi BHPian Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Melbourne Posts: 979 Thanked: 8 Times View My Garage	oh boy US is where it all started i guess - because 20th century warner bros et al are in favor of region coding - why not make more money !! anyways if use a US dvd on US dvd drive no probs, same for indian dvds on indian dvd drives

27th April 2009, 13:48	#34
ntomer BHPian Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: New Delhi Posts: 496 Thanked: 40 Times	Hi, I've lots of DVDs copied to hard disk; these DVDs are in their standard format, VOB files under the VIDEO_VS folder. Typically one DVD contains 4-5 movies with sub-titles. I want to rip selected titles from these DVDs (copied on HDD), preferably with sub-titles. Is there any ripper which will let me do that? I tried a few but none had this functionality :-( Thanks Nitin