DVD ripping / MPEG editing

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  1. Gue

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    Anyone know of any decent (and preferably easy to use) programs for ripping video / audio from DVD and any programs that can edit (cut sections from as opposed to any special effects) the consequent files?

    I have tried some (VirtualDubMod for example) but with little success...

    Ideally they should be free but I don't mind the reg fees if they actually work.

    TIA
     
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  4. Gue

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    Ta, mate...

    I might've found one though that, possibly, does both - I'll bear that one in mind just in case it doesn't work...

    Thanks again...
     
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  6. Gue

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    Thanks, mate...

    You've been a great help...

    :)
     
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    DVDShrink will do all of that

    If you choose to re-author the dvd (and extract various sections) you will obviously lose the menus (it will just play as a single title).

    Did I mention it is free?
     
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  9. Gue

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    Doesn't export them as MPG / AVI / WMV / 3GP though...

    I need to embed the clips in a PowerPoint presentation...

    I've found a program (Imtoo) that seems to do the job...

    Cheers anyway...
     
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