DVD to MPEG

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  1. joeben

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    this might be a dumb question for some, and I have had a look around the forum, but cant seem to locate an answer.

    what i would like to do is backup my DVD's to MPEG's to use rather than the origional. (have a few movies on each DVD)

    I have looked at a few software items to vonvert them, but there are several .VOB files. (i know i can use DVD shrink to rip just the main movie, but it is still several .VOB files)

    wouldnt that give me several .MPEG files rather than just 1 .MPEG?

    all i want to do is get the mail movie down to arounf 700 -800 meg, depending on length of movie.
     
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    have tried that one ZoSoIV, but it only can shrink the dvd, (like dvd shrink)

    i want to get it to an mpeg (or divx) of around 800 meg. and keep suround sound

     
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    ahhh ok, where it said 'DVD to Mobile' i was thinking of how some people watch a movie in their phone.


    so giving it a tryout now, so hope it works :) though i want to be able to watch it in the lounge, not on the computer. (yes, my DVD can play .MPEG's and .AVI's)
     
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    you can transfer to MPEG-4/DivX/XVID/H.264 AVI/MP4 file then burn to DVD and watch it on a dvd player that supports playing thoses kind of files
     
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    ok, thanks ZoSoIV, going through the prosess now.
    i selected the 2 pass method as it says this is better quality, though takes a lot longer.
    can you tell me if it makes a lot of diferance, or is it just wasting time?

    ta
     
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    depends on how much compression the files needs?

    the more compression i would use more passes

    and depends on what your playing it back on/ watching it on. a 31" CRT going to look alot better/different than a Sony SXRD 60" on high compressed files
     
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    well, it converted it ok, but it was hopeless... the sync was miles out and it had the subtitles there
     
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