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what about that my movies program that the other poster mentioned? Does that have a built in ripper?
I do think MyMovies does have a built in ripper.
My issue with My Movies is that it looks so awful. While the backend is extremely impressive, the author hasn't been able to update the GUI to a Vista or Win 7 UI theme. I'm sure the next version would rock, but many people stay away from MyMovies for that reason.
Beyond the standard Disc rippers like DVD Decrypter, or an unregistered copy of DVDFab, you can also use Handbrake and convert the files to mp4.
Handbrake can encode the file to an mp4 or an avi so it's playable on an extender as well. From what I've read, to make it work with an extender, you can encode a mp4 with h264 video & stereo aac (Set Handbrake to Dolby Pro Logic II) or an avi with xvid video & stereo mp3 or AC3 passthru.
If you want a single file, probably handbrake is the application for you. You might need to use DVD DeCrypter to copy the vob files to your hard drive (and remove CSS while it copies) then Handbrake will recompile those files to a single mp4.
ive got handbrake running right now.. im trying to just pull the files straight off the DVD. If that doesnt work i will use DVD Decrypter.
Hi,
Came across this, don't know what it's like , but you may like to try
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Guys im having some trouble getting Media center to add my DVD cover to my movie.
I manually added the movie Rock N Rolla using the steps that delhectar mentioned... I added the folder Rock N Rolla to my movies library. Inside that folder is my jpeg of the DVD cover. Media center sees the movie but not the album art... Im so close yet so far away!!!