Extracting video clips from DVDs - NEED HELP!

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Extracting video clips from DVDs - NEED HELP!

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Okay, so I'm trying to extract video clips (including sound and subtitles) from various DVDs that I own to play for presentation and the like. For the life of me, I can't find a program (free preferably) to help me do this. The latest thing I've been trying is this program called Cinematize. The demo version hasn't helped me and I'm not going to spend $90+ for something that doesn't work.

Anyway, has anyone had any luck with what I'm trying to do? What tools did you use? Right now, I'm using DVDDecrypter to rip the vids into VOBs and such. I've got Nero, Roxio and a few other things around too, but I'm frustrated right now.

Help please!
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Post by bubba »

Did some quick searching, take a look at AoA DVD Ripper.

Link -> http://www.aoamedia.com/dvd_ripper.htm
Vid of the guy using it -> http://www.x-kit.com/aoadvdripper-trainingvideo.wmv

Not free, but I'm not to up on the DVD to AVI converting.

Hey found a wiki -> http://www.wikihow.com/Rip-DVDs-to-Smal ... tted-Files
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Ive used Xilisoft to do that. it works great. http://www.xilisoft.com/ its not free but it works really good. It breaks everything up into chapters so you can get just the chapter you want, or the whole thing. i also has a bunch of different format to choose from.
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Post by Apoptosis »

Have you tried FairUse? You can use fair use to encode only the parts of the movie you want and save it using a DivX codec.
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goto http://www.doom9.org
Then click downloads. I'm not sure if all the software there is legal in the US but they have loads of DVD tools.
"DVD Decrypter" is proly the best ripper out there ;)
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I use AoA DVD Ripper and it works great for me.
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Great guys...thanks for all the advice and input. I'm going to try out FairUse right now since it's free. I have been hanging out at Doom9 getting tips and such. Ripping is no problem with Decrypter...just want to select the scenes (not whole chapters)

That AOA looks easy enough to use as well.

Thanks again for the tips...I'll let you know how it goes!

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And update:

I ended up using AoA and it worked great. Was able to rip and re-code a chapter from Gladiator to avi with no problem.

Thanks again for the tips...I'm still looking at some other programs, but I'm really digging AoA.
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Post by holden_m »

Im using the FairUse program which seems to do the job except it limits videos to 700mb. Love the process name in Task Manager.
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