Convert DVD to Avi???
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All the info you need is in our tutorial section.
http://www.dvdrbase.com/forumdisplay.php?f=120
http://www.dvdrbase.com/forumdisplay.php?f=120
Easiest way dont know but if U use the link above U will get very good results!!DVD said:
dreadycarpenter
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here is a tutorial i made using DVDdecrypter and AutoGordianKnot
the easiest way with the best results
EasyDVDrip
the easiest way with the best results
EasyDVDrip
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try this
this what i use
DVD2AVI , ( to convert into avi with the seperate wav file for audio)
any software that converts into Mp3 (do the wav file in 128 kbps)
nandub to sync both audio and video streams
that should do....
the best way to do it is to try (and screw up), that way you'll figure out a lotta things
this what i use
DVD2AVI , ( to convert into avi with the seperate wav file for audio)
any software that converts into Mp3 (do the wav file in 128 kbps)
nandub to sync both audio and video streams
that should do....
the best way to do it is to try (and screw up), that way you'll figure out a lotta things
dreadycarpenter
New member
yeah just using
DVDdecrypter, DVD2AVI, and NanDub/VirtualDubMod is about the easiest way except will produce lower quality, AutoGk uses all of those same tools.... except it resizes, crops, re-encodes the audio to ac3 or mp3(you can choose bitrate)..and accuratly rips and splits to specified size ..runs compression test, 2-pass encoding... these are very important for a high quality rip..for the novice this is the perfect answer...EasyDVDrip
DVDdecrypter, DVD2AVI, and NanDub/VirtualDubMod is about the easiest way except will produce lower quality, AutoGk uses all of those same tools.... except it resizes, crops, re-encodes the audio to ac3 or mp3(you can choose bitrate)..and accuratly rips and splits to specified size ..runs compression test, 2-pass encoding... these are very important for a high quality rip..for the novice this is the perfect answer...EasyDVDrip
Should be able to get higher quality doing a manual rip than AutoGK, not lower quality. That is I guess if you have some idea of what you are doing.
ARCalculator is also worth checking out. For XviD it is able to run an additional pass and use the XviD stats file for conditional filtering based on motion. So low motion sharp resize, high motion blured resize, etc.
If you have a network it is also worth checking out the AVISynth TCP preview plugin. With it you can have one PC do all the decoding/filtering and the other the encoding.
ARCalculator is also worth checking out. For XviD it is able to run an additional pass and use the XviD stats file for conditional filtering based on motion. So low motion sharp resize, high motion blured resize, etc.
If you have a network it is also worth checking out the AVISynth TCP preview plugin. With it you can have one PC do all the decoding/filtering and the other the encoding.