MacTheRipper

Are mactheripper and toast free? ...

First, use MacTheRipper top copy the contents of your DVD to your hard disk. ...

I've been trying this for a while now to no avail. I have a concert (which I own, no worries there) on a dvd and would like to convert each song separately to mp3 format to then put on my ipod 3rd generation (not interested in video nor can I because of my ipod). What applications could I use to do so? I have already tried handbrake and mactheripper, but after some conversions...

The advice I'm providing I have not personally tried. Use MacTheRipper to rip the DVD to your hard drive, then use HandBrake to convert video from DVD to iPod (you can read the directions - 320 X 240 works well or 320 X ZZZ works well for wide screen). Once the video file is complete and in mp4 format, use QuickTime Pro to save the file in ONLY audio fomat. After the file...

This question has been answered in these forums numerous times. Handbrake will take a DVD to a QuickTime or iPod file in one step. MacTheRipper will strip a DVD.Then you back up the ripped movie to DVD with DVD2one. ...

My workflow for backing up DVD movies is this: 1. Rip the DVD to a Video_TS file using MacTheRipper. 2. Drag the Video_TS file into Roxio Popcorn 2. If it accepts it, skip to step 4. 3. Compress the Video_TS file to a single-layer-DVD sized disk image using DVD2OneX2. Once done, drag the created image file into Roxio Popcorn 2. 4. Burn DVD using Popcorn. Since two of these...

You don't need MacTheRipper for DVDs that aren't copy protected. ...

For getting analog video into your Mac, ElGato's stuff seems to be very popular, and the EyeTV 250 would probably suit your needs (and work as a TV tuner as well). As for getting video from a DVD onto your Mac, I use MacTheRipper and find it works 99% of the time. You can then use HandBrake to convert the DVD video to other formats.

Provided you have the hard drive space and the newest super drives from Apple, you use MacTheRipper to rip and remove CSS Encryption, Toast Titanium to make copies, and DVD2OneX for compression if needed. ...

Discs that don't have protection can be copied straight using Toast's Copy feature. If you're trying to squish a dual-layer DVD onto a single-layer disc, you'd be best first dragging the VIDEO_TS folder to your computer and using DVD2OneX to shrink it. Then copy then new VIDEO_TS folder into a DVD-ROM (UDF) document in Toast, and hit burn (making sure to have the same name as...