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Alfred Diaz October 19th, 2009 11:51 PM

Best DVD Extractor
 
In your opinion, what is the best DVD extractor. Looking for the best looking extracted video.
Ability to create a variety of formats is second. But the extractor should be able rip into .mov and .avi formats.
Finally, nothing over $100. Free is great too. But I am willing to pay if it can really look a lot better than the free programs.
Please let me know which ones you think produce the best looking video.
Al

Tripp Woelfel October 20th, 2009 07:24 AM

Extracting and converting are two different things. DVD video is MPEG2. Full stop. All you need to do is copy the .vob files from non-copy protected disks and change .vob to .mpeg. You'll also have to knit the multiple .vob files.

My pick for a US$100 video converter is TMPGEnc. It's high quality, bulletproof and reasonably quick. I haven't sussed out how to create DV files, but I never really want to go there.

Adam Stanislav October 20th, 2009 07:59 AM

For extracting, you can use VOP2MPG by BadgerIT Software. It is free, though it always tells you the Pro version is faster.

Anton Strauss October 20th, 2009 09:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tripp Woelfel (Post 1435159)
Extracting and converting are two different things. DVD video is MPEG2. Full stop. All you need to do is copy the .vob files from non-copy protected disks and change .vob to .mpeg. You'll also have to knit the multiple .vob files.

My pick for a US$100 video converter is TMPGEnc. It's high quality, bulletproof and reasonably quick. I haven't sussed out how to create DV files, but I never really want to go there.

DVD to AVI conversion using TmpgEnc 4.0 Xpress (you can also do quicktime or windows media or mpeg)

Alfred Diaz October 21st, 2009 10:50 AM

I guess I should have clarrified. I need to convert the various mpeg files on the DVD into .avi and/or .mov files. That's about it.
This is for a paying client, so I want the best software, within reason. Anything up to $100. I might go over a bit if produces really good stuff. So I will try out the ones you suggested. Anymore suggestions would be great. I would think other people are curious too about who extracts and converts into the highest quality with the most options.
Al

Anton Strauss October 21st, 2009 05:00 PM

DVD to AVI conversion using TmpgEnc 4.0 Xpress (cheap for what it can do)

Taky Cheung October 22nd, 2009 08:34 PM

Try Mpeg Mediator Free-Codecs.com :: Download MPEG Mediator 1.5 : MPEG Mediator is a free MPEG-Video stream converter. Free and easy to use.

Ervin Farkas November 1st, 2009 08:35 PM

Just curiosity... why would anyone convert MPEG2/DVD video to any other format nowadays, when most video editors can work with it natively??? Makes no sense.

The more you convert, the more quality you loose... Just grab the VOB files and edit away!

Andrew Smith November 2nd, 2009 07:35 AM

Of course, nobody ever wants the "second best".

Andrew


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