Recode DVD to AVI or MPG
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I have just spent hours converting and importing about 20 camera videos from our Jamaica trip to a DVD. I burned them and then my wife had this brilliant idea... I can either reimport all the files and recreate the DVD (UGH!) or I can somehow read the non-copyright DVD back to an AVI file where I can use the Swiss Army Knife of Video tools Camtasia to make the video do my bidding. Is there a free program out there (that's reliable, not spyware) that will read/rip a non-copyright DVD to an AVI/MPG or even some other format? My nero program will do it but it wants $65 for me to upgrade and get the MPEG4 codec. X| Thanks! - Rex
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I have just spent hours converting and importing about 20 camera videos from our Jamaica trip to a DVD. I burned them and then my wife had this brilliant idea... I can either reimport all the files and recreate the DVD (UGH!) or I can somehow read the non-copyright DVD back to an AVI file where I can use the Swiss Army Knife of Video tools Camtasia to make the video do my bidding. Is there a free program out there (that's reliable, not spyware) that will read/rip a non-copyright DVD to an AVI/MPG or even some other format? My nero program will do it but it wants $65 for me to upgrade and get the MPEG4 codec. X| Thanks! - Rex
DVD Decrypter + Dr Divx. - there's also Flask mpeg[^]
Found on Bash.org [erno] hm. I've lost a machine.. literally _lost_. it responds to ping, it works completely, I just can't figure out where in my apartment it is.
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I have just spent hours converting and importing about 20 camera videos from our Jamaica trip to a DVD. I burned them and then my wife had this brilliant idea... I can either reimport all the files and recreate the DVD (UGH!) or I can somehow read the non-copyright DVD back to an AVI file where I can use the Swiss Army Knife of Video tools Camtasia to make the video do my bidding. Is there a free program out there (that's reliable, not spyware) that will read/rip a non-copyright DVD to an AVI/MPG or even some other format? My nero program will do it but it wants $65 for me to upgrade and get the MPEG4 codec. X| Thanks! - Rex
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I have just spent hours converting and importing about 20 camera videos from our Jamaica trip to a DVD. I burned them and then my wife had this brilliant idea... I can either reimport all the files and recreate the DVD (UGH!) or I can somehow read the non-copyright DVD back to an AVI file where I can use the Swiss Army Knife of Video tools Camtasia to make the video do my bidding. Is there a free program out there (that's reliable, not spyware) that will read/rip a non-copyright DVD to an AVI/MPG or even some other format? My nero program will do it but it wants $65 for me to upgrade and get the MPEG4 codec. X| Thanks! - Rex
There's also GordianKnot http://gknot.doom9.org/[^] and it's easier (more automated) version AutoGK http://www.autogk.me.uk/[^] Especially AutoGK is really easy to use
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I have just spent hours converting and importing about 20 camera videos from our Jamaica trip to a DVD. I burned them and then my wife had this brilliant idea... I can either reimport all the files and recreate the DVD (UGH!) or I can somehow read the non-copyright DVD back to an AVI file where I can use the Swiss Army Knife of Video tools Camtasia to make the video do my bidding. Is there a free program out there (that's reliable, not spyware) that will read/rip a non-copyright DVD to an AVI/MPG or even some other format? My nero program will do it but it wants $65 for me to upgrade and get the MPEG4 codec. X| Thanks! - Rex
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I have just spent hours converting and importing about 20 camera videos from our Jamaica trip to a DVD. I burned them and then my wife had this brilliant idea... I can either reimport all the files and recreate the DVD (UGH!) or I can somehow read the non-copyright DVD back to an AVI file where I can use the Swiss Army Knife of Video tools Camtasia to make the video do my bidding. Is there a free program out there (that's reliable, not spyware) that will read/rip a non-copyright DVD to an AVI/MPG or even some other format? My nero program will do it but it wants $65 for me to upgrade and get the MPEG4 codec. X| Thanks! - Rex
Anyway, we do have quick online conversion tools between AVI and other formats: http://lavanyadeepak.blogspot.com/2006/11/quick-online-conversion-tools.html[^]
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