Dvd Ripiping – reauthoring

[Lucas Fazzary]

A- Unfortunately you shouldn’t assume the worst. This is the same as “guilty before proven innocent” stance. I for one as well as others probably didn’t even suspect him of “ripping” because it was never mentioned. Reauthoring like I said is legit. No need for 20 questions. It was spelled out fine in Rafal’s original post. I understand as a moderator you are somewhat of “police” for the board but gotta remember there are good people out there too that aren’t out to make copies of Hollywood DVD’s.

B-Never said anything about ripping. Plus most movie pirates have there own sites they goto to get information on “ripping”. The creative cow probably isn’t on their list.

C-Wow so why have the Creative Cow boards if “google” is the answer for everything? I thought the purpose of this board was to discuss things like this with others in the industry that may have more effective ways of accomplishing certain tasks. I dont think as of yet you can discuss DVD authoring with Google.

Basically I am sorry that this has turned into a back and forth argument as this time could have been spent helping a fellow Author/Human Being with an issue that is totally legit.

I just see this type of backwards thinking all to often (not just on Creative Cow)and I think as more and more people keep assuming the worst or always being negative then what hope do we have as a society? -thats deep!

-Luke

[Noah Kadner]

A- Sorry to burst your bubble but the net is full of pirates and porn- assuming the worst is called being realistic.

B-Um the name of this thread is ripping, and it’s not even spelled correctly.

C-Google is quite often the answer- for questions that are illegal or have been answered countless times- both like this one. I’ve answered many thousands of legit issues on this board so I think I’ve earned the right to call foul on DVD ripping, thank you….

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[Rafal Pyszka]

So please change a topic name to DVD demuxing and everything gonna be ok.

[Alan Smith]

I have need to do this for clients who already have DVD’s and want to create a compilation DVD, for example. The program that I use is DVDxDV Pro. It is a fairly inexpensive application that allows you to extract the video from a DVD into a variety of formats. It will not work on copy protected media, but works beautifully on other DVD media.

https://www.dvdxdv.com/NewFolderLookSite/Products/DVDxDV.overview.htm

[Rafal Pyszka]

Thanks for info Alan.