RE: Re: Windows home server

["Phil Harris" <phil@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Or www.slysoft.com and use AnyDVD + CloneDVD ...

:-D

Phil

> -----Original Message-----
> From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf
> Of Mal Lansell
> Sent: 20 May 2007 23:18
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Re: Windows home server
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> I use DVDdecrypter.  It's been around for years, and the odd newer
disk
> proves a little tricky, but there is another app called RipIt4Me
(which
> wraps dvddecrypter and another app) that can handle those ok.
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> Once ripped I pass them through DVD2One to extract just the main
> feature
> and shrink it slightly so it can be backed up ona DVD-R.  If it's a
> disk
> with multiple episodes, I use DVDShrink and save each out as its own
> little DVD.
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> For HDDVD and BluRay there is BackupHDDVD and EVODemux which leave you
> with the movie as a single .evo file.  This can be played in Windows
> Media Player and MCE if you have the Sonic Scenarist codecs (and
plenty
> of disk space - HD movies are typically 15 to 20Gb for the main
feature
> video plus one 5.1 audio stream).
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> All these apps can be found with a quick Google.
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> HTH
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> > Mal,
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> > How do you go about ripping your DVD's to HDD? I am well
acquainted
> > with ripping CDs for Music and use FLAC for lossless quality. But
> > completely new to ripping DVD's. What software do you use? What
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> > do you rip to? Do you use compression? As this is OT maybe you
could
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> > In the instance of streaming DVD's then RAID 5 is of benefit as a
> RAID
> > 5 is good for read operations and still gives you some parity.
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