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Latest tool for ripping DVD to desired codecs?

Loren Miller

Latest tool for ripping DVD to desired codecs?
January 16, 2017 02:25PM

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Hi, folks!

My favorite friendly DVD ripper, Cinematize, is discontinued. Handbrake looks byzantine compared to it. Is there another really easy ripper out there that can be recommended? I want to get DVD title sets into ProRes.

Best, as always.
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Nick Meyers

Re: Latest tool for ripping DVD to desired codecs?
January 16, 2017 03:19PM

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Hi Loren!

Cinematic looks like a good product,
shame it's discontinued sad smiley

I've been using P-a-v-t-u-b-e
(forgive the dashes, that word was banned here when they were spamming the forum)
they've so many products it's kind of confusing,
but iMedia Converter for Mac is what i've settled on.

cheers,
nick

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Loren Miller

Re: Latest tool for ripping DVD to desired codecs?
January 16, 2017 04:30PM

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I'll give it a look. Thanks, Nick!!

Best, as always.
Loren

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Loren Miller

Re: Latest tool for ripping DVD to desired codecs?
January 16, 2017 04:41PM

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Nick-

[Conversely, it can help you to watch DVD movies anywhere by converting DVD to popular video formats like MP4, M4V, AVI, WMV, MOV, etc.]

Okay, this is sideways-speak for "You can rip DVD's to any desired codec." Right?

Have you been satisfied using this tool to rip from a DVD title set to ProRes HD?

Best, as always.
Loren

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Loren Miller

Re: Latest tool for ripping DVD to desired codecs?
January 16, 2017 06:26PM

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Nick -

Your recommendation nailed it. iMedia Converter is the new Cinematize II.

I gave it a free trial test to confirm it converted to ProRes. It has all the mezzanine codecs and then some. Swiss Army Knife. Some genius in the middle of China.

Gratefully,
Loren

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Nick Meyers

Re: Latest tool for ripping DVD to desired codecs?
January 19, 2017 02:33AM

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Glad to help, Loren smiling smiley

nick

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MetalGuru

Re: Latest tool for ripping DVD to desired codecs?
April 14, 2017 02:34PM

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I find that when I rip to ProRes with this, it's not the exact correct codec for FCP 7. Any suggestions?

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Loren Miller

Re: Latest tool for ripping DVD to desired codecs?
April 16, 2017 01:24PM

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Metal-

How so?

Best, as always.
Loren

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Nick Meyers

Re: Latest tool for ripping DVD to desired codecs?
May 06, 2017 03:49AM

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yeah more details would be good

are you getting the Media Manager warning: "this media is not optimised for FCP"?
I've pretty much ignored that without any problems.

nick

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Nick Meyers

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May 09, 2017 05:16AM

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i just read about Handbrake being recently used by hackers to get malware onto your computer:

Mac users installing popular DVD ripper get nasty backdoor instead

"Over a four-day period ending Saturday, a download mirror located at download.handbrake.fr delivered a version of the DVD ripping and video conversion software that contained a backdoor known as Proton, HandBrake developers warned over the weekend."

nick

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