“HandBrake is a GPL’d multi-platform, multithreaded DVD to MPEG-4 ripper/converter – it’s super easy to rip the DVDs you have and put them on the new iPhone – they look great and are about 1 GB each,” Phillip Torrone reports for Hackszine.
More info and links here.
MacDailyNews Note: Posted for those new to the portable video fold via iPhone who might find they need something like Handbrake.
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I use Mac The Ripper and iSquint for iPhone sized movies. Just make sure you use the H.264 option or you will only get audio and a black screen.
Open Shiva is another one that is not too bad.
In the U.S. (as stated by DMCA), ripping of DVDs is illegal. Yes, including DVDs you have bought with your own money. MDN promoting illegal activities might lead to closing of this site, which would be a pity.
However, while MDN is still up and since we are on the subject, a related question:
In your opinion, which is the best way to download a free copy of OS X? eMule, BitTorrent or something else? How is the quality of the cracks? Anything else to consider?
“Casino Royale” is notoriously hard to rip. I was unsuccessful about 6 months ago. Maybe an upgrade in the ripping software has solved that problem recently. I “might” have used “transmission” instead. By the way, MDN told me about “transmission”–great program.