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07-11-04, 09:37 AM

For me there is even a simpler way to rip from a DVD and get a Divx file on a one-step process. mMedia has to programs; mDVD and mVideo. mDVD is an app that creates a Divx or WMV file directly from the DVD disc. No need to use a ripping program to save off the video to file to run through another program saving time, effort and system resources. mDVD is highly flexible allowing you to save the file to whatever filesize you want and it will automatically adjust its settings to meet the file size. mVideo takes an existing video file and converts it to Divx or WMV.

The app is $11.95 but it is well worth it. I have converted all three Matrix movies to Divx and the average filesize was about 217MB and the quality is outstanding. I have also been using several free methods of converting but after using this app I appreciate the one-step process.

This is an app that I would definately take a peek at. :)

07-11-04, 09:37 AM	#59 (permalink)
whitelyt Guest Posts: n/a	For me there is even a simpler way to rip from a DVD and get a Divx file on a one-step process. mMedia has to programs; mDVD and mVideo. mDVD is an app that creates a Divx or WMV file directly from the DVD disc. No need to use a ripping program to save off the video to file to run through another program saving time, effort and system resources. mDVD is highly flexible allowing you to save the file to whatever filesize you want and it will automatically adjust its settings to meet the file size. mVideo takes an existing video file and converts it to Divx or WMV. The app is $11.95 but it is well worth it. I have converted all three Matrix movies to Divx and the average filesize was about 217MB and the quality is outstanding. I have also been using several free methods of converting but after using this app I appreciate the one-step process. This is an app that I would definately take a peek at. :)