Please give this a look for dvd conversion

khalampre · 02-20-06, 01:30 PM

I have to start out by telling y'all that I tried to convert dvds using the sticky posts above, but I never really had much luck. I think that most of that has to do with a 3 month old that does not let me focus on the task at hand, but that is okay because he is a lot of fun.

Now the point of this rant Try this. It is free to boot.

http://www.fairusewizard.com/lang_en...t_edition.html

I have not even used it to put anything on ppc, but it is pretty much a few clicks and you can rip a dvd. I was jusing dvd to ppc, but when I tried to rip lost it would only convert the first show. This fair use will rip it down to your computer and then you can go from there.

I am sure that it is not as good as some of the sticky things, but for someone like me that is not all that great with computers it is wonderful.

Swim100flyy · 02-20-06, 04:47 PM

Yep, fair use has been mentioned many times. Were glad that it works so well for you. The only problem is the lack of options.

runnr548 · 02-20-06, 04:49 PM

congrats, some things are suited for some better than others

*stevenator65* · 02-20-06, 05:57 PM

I just started converting dvds yesterday. My first one came out great except I accidently got the director's cut instead of the regular sound. That was using Bradish's method. Today I tried it w/fairuse. It should be done in a couple hours. How do I know if I encoded it for vga? And what sound should I use? I chose 96 mp3. I wish we had a tutorial for fairuse here. I read the fairuse tutorial that's online but it was too vague.