DVD ripper for ipad

Does anyone know of a DVD ripper to ipad to use on a Powerbook G4? All I can find are ones that require intel processor. Please help!

Handbrake will work on unencrypted DVDs. It's a very good program with presets for iPods and Apple TV. Don't know if there's a preset for the iPad yet.
Discussions about copying commercial, encrypted DVDs aren't permitted as per the terms of use of the forum.

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DVD Ripper for Mac OSX 10.4.2

I know this is a subject that has been used over and over, but i just can't find a dvd ripper for mac that works. Any suggestions?

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Try this...
HandBrake
( http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/21117 )
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What is a reliable conversion dvd software for ipad 2

what is a reliable conversion dvd software for ipad 2 and compatible with windows vista?

Handbrake.
Note that Handbrake doesn't decrypt an encrypted DVD, it relies on your DVD driver to do that for you (most Windows 7 and all OS X drivers perform the decryption for you).
If the DVD is encrypted and your DVD driver does not perform the decryption for you, it probably means that it isn't licensed for that purpose. In that case, Handbrake won't work.
Be mindful of both copyright and DMCA rules in the US. Under US copyright law, copying or format-shifting a work is fine in certain circumstances ("fair use" - editorializing, making parody, educational purposes, content backup, format shifting for personal use), but they are limited. However, in the USA, accessing an encrypted work without a licensed decryption tool is a felony EVEN IF YOU HOLD THE COPYRIGHT ON THE ENCRYPTED WORK. In fact, posessing an unlicensed encryption tool, or even writing down numbers or algorithms associated with decrypting content is a felony - so don't do it (in the US).
If you live outside the US, then generally there's rules against redistribution of works, but little to none against decrypting or making personal copies. Check with the local authority in your jurisdiction for more info.

Free dvd ripper for XP

does anyone know of a dvd ripper that can be used on the OS of windows XP? please help!
big mike

Results from a quick google search:
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Results from a quick search on this forum:
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DVD ripper for PC

Hi All
I'm looking for a PC app that works likes Mpeg Streamclip. My work colleague needs to a re-edit of some material I've created on DVD, we no longer have the source material, I don't have the time, and they only know Premiere Pro. So I'm looking for an app that will rip an unprotected DVD to an AVI suitable for cutting in Premiere - any ideas?
Many thanks for any input.
Cheers
B

MPEG Streamclip is dual platform, so it will work on both Mac and PC.
EDIT: It's available on both platforms. There are 2 separate downloads.
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Know a good dvd ripper for mac?

I just downloaded handbrake and it's taking about an hour to get through 10%. Does anyone know a good dvd to ipod converter that is free and compatible with a mac?
thanks

Yeah, it could certainly be due to the 2-pass encoding setting.
If you're at 10% on the 2nd pass after 1 hour... that's entirely normal.
2-pass encoding will yield a higher quality video file, but it will take roughly twice as long to encode.

How do i get my dvds onto my ipad 2 for free and easy i just can get it atall any help would be great.

does anyone know how i put my dvds onto my ipad for free. i have tried a few things but cant get them to work any help would be great.

If the digital copies are compatible with iTunes and iOS devices, there will be some sort of redemption code or other link that will obtain the movie from the iTunes Store, at which point it will automatically be in iTunes.
Note, though, that there are digital copies that are not compatible with iTunes (ones that use the Ultraviolet protection scheme, for instance). Also, many DVDs and Blu-Ray disks offer digital copies only for a limited time after the movie is first released, so the offer may have expired by now.
Regards.

What formats for iPad for dvd?

I want to convert some dvds to my ipad for the kids. what format should movies be in on my ipad? AVI? MPEG? OR SVCD? Which will give good quality but not use up alot of space?

The manual lists the video formats the iPad likes
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/ipad_user_guide.pdf
Presuming these are home movies or other non-copyright protected videos, Handbrake works quite well to convert formats. If it's commercial dvd's then you'll need to research elsewhere. No one here is permitted to assist you in breaking the CSS encryption on a commercial DVD.
If you're wanting to get commercial dvd's onto your iPad, an easier way may be to get teh movies from iTunes, then you'll own them and won't have to mess with conversion.

DVD ripper software recommendations for OS 10.4

Having a heck of a time trying to rip a dvd of a performance of mine, so there is no copyright issue here. Tried Mac the Ripper, didn't work (kept quitting). Also heard of Handbrake and DVD Ripper. Can't seem to find a version that will run with OS 10.4.11. These products are either unavailable or are updated and won't work on my Mac. I've thought of upgrading to 10.5, but that's hard to find as well, and costs an arm and a leg through other people. Apple doesn't seem to even have that as a basic download anymore. HELP! Any suggestions on what I can do to rip my DVD onto my hard drive so I can edit?

Please be aware that Fair Use, the doctrine that allows the back-up of your DVD/CDs for personal is not currently legally accepted in the UK and many countries outside of the US.
Hence, here it is illegal to copy DVD's to any format and circumventing the copy protection is a breach of the copyright owners rights.
Whilst I accept that copying is inevitable (you thieving bast*rds...!), please keep discussion away from any information about breaking DRM etc, as we will not allow the forums to be used for discussion of illegal activities.
Mac DVD Ripper is very good and is my primary ripper. I also have RipIt which is pretty good too. MDRP is often discounted to around $35 and has been worth it for me.
It seems well supported and is updated frequently. Nothing bad to say about RipIt, but it does have less options.
Thanks.
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Can you buy a DVD player for the ipad?

Can you buy a DVD player for the ipad?

Yes.
You will need Logitec WiFi DVD (device)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Logitec-WiFi-capable-portable-DVD-drive-LDR-PS8WU2BKW-Bl ack-Japan-New-/221500878434?_trksid=p2054897.l4275
and
app software, Verify that this software will work with the above device:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/logitec-wifi-dvd/id562206904?mt=8
video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LdhaeWIptQ&noredirect=1
Robert

Looking for FREE DVD Ripper. Not one that rips 5 minutes!!! Suggestions?

I'm looking for a DVD ripper that rips the entire DVD, not just 5 minutes. Oh yeah, a free one too. I'm not spending $30 when I could just download the movie, and convert it with Videora. Any suggestions?
-Mike

I was hoping for a specific program. I've used google to look for one, but they're free, meaning the free version only lets you rip 5 minutes.
-Mike

Complaints for iPad 2/Customer Support

Please bear with me, I am new and extremely dissatisfied/frustratedwith Apple’s hardware, software and customer support.
I received my apple iPad 2 the day before yesterday (orderedthrough AAFES). I am abroad working inKuwait with the military. I charged thedevice (of course with the supplied charger and cable), plugged it into mylaptop, which has the most recent iTunes, registered my product and powered iton. After less than a minute of checkingthe device I noticed a dead (not misfired, but dead) pixel. My first reactive step was to reset the ipad,hoping that would help. Reset was successful, but did not correct the dead pixel. I then connected to the net through my wifi router and d/l a couple basecolor photos to see if this would show some reaction from the pixel, the pixeldid not change… it’s dead.
I took the iPad 2 to the nearest distributor in Kuwait. The representative verified that it was adead pixel and notified me that Kuwait doesn’t “officially” support iPad 2 yetand that they have just gained the support for iPad 1 and that I must contactApple in the States.
I went through the motions and attempted to do an RMA through the net… BUT, Apple will not mail a device to an APO (their reasoninghad something to do with signature confirmation not being available at APO…which I know as a fact is bogus because I work for the APO and yes, we sign forALL accountable items… delivery confirmation, insured, certified and registeredmail on the PS Form 3883 and when a customer picks up their parcel, they sign aPS Form 3849, so please Apple, get your information straight!). So because of this dilemma, I had to call thecustomer service center.
Luckily I have VOIP because it’s roughly $1 to $2 a minuteto call the US from Kuwait (no, 800 numbers aren’t toll free for internationalcalls, just in case anyone did not know that). The representative was kind and curious, so no complaint with himpersonally. He asked me to go to a localstore, I filled him in on all the steps I took and asked if I can just ship itto a service center and if they could send me a shipping label (yes, Apple,good customer service departments actually DO pay for a shipping label), he putme on hold to see if he could get approval from senior officer, I mean seniorsupport specialist (I’m guessing it was a “lead” and not a “supervisor”). He told me that was a no go. He asked when I would be in America on leave…this is not an option for me in my position. The ONLY option he could give me was for me to ship my device to a friend/familymember, have them go to a retail store, have them “test” the device, then havemy family member/friend ship it back to me. This is very very very problematic for me for soooo many reasons. First off, it seemed as though, through hisvoice/tone that they would not replace my item with a new item… meaning, theywould repair the BRAND NEW LEMON for me. Second thing is, my only point of contact, my mother, is inFayetteville/Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. The rep told me that the nearest service center is in Raleigh, NorthCarolina. That is about a two hourdrive, or course depending on traffic; meaning my mom, would have to dedicate aminimum of 4 hours driving. Next issueis economics, gas is not cheap, and my mom drives a (constant) 4x4 FordExplorer… $$$. Not Apple’s fault, Iknow. Next thing is, if they arerepairing the device, how long would that take? She would probably have to drop it off and pick it up later on in theweek. That now puts us to 8 hours of traveltime, and pretty much two days out of my mom’s schedule. And the last issue would be, I should now berequired to keep a LEMON. I want a brandnew, fully functional device, THAT is what I paid for.
How can a company which, according to its June earningsreport, has $76.2 billion in cash and marketable securities treat theirconsumers in such a fashion??? (According to the latest statement from the US Treasury, the governmenthas a cash balance of $73.8 billion, as of Wednesday, FYI.) This is total and utter bullsh*t.
I will next rant about my hates about their software; I mustremind you that I’m a newb to iTunes and supporting software (I own a coupleiPod classics and had an iPhone 1, but the software continues to mutate).
The iPad 2 Safari browser will not natively allow one todownload… anything. But for $5 you cango ahead and pay Apple $5 to buy their Safari downloader.
In order to download “FREE” apps from iTunes, you MUST enter your creditinformation… Apple has two work-arounds for this, you can BUY an iTunes prepaidcard… um, guys, please define to me the word, FREE; next (as the rep told me onthe phone) I can register with my credit card, and delete it out later on…hmmmmm I bet it is still saved on the server. Anyone know what just happened to Sony’s network recently? Yeah, I’m wondering about the legality ofthis, but I’m not a lawyer and US e-laws are about 20 years out dated anyways.
As I said earlier, I reset my device, from the device. I tried to do this again, and it would justhang on the black screen with the apple logo and a non-responsive statusbar. So I tried to reset through iTunes. You can’t just reset the device,you are REQUIRED to have an internet connection and download the newestsoftware. This is fine if you’re always plugged in, I might not even complain if I was in the US right now… but torequire that is ridiculous… not to mention, if one were to have their device jailbroken (yup, Apple, you lost in court, so deal with it… not just in America,America took a long time to finally tell you that, MULTIPLE countries sewed you and found your tactics unlawful); this makes it difficult to use you free,non-big-brother approved software.
You cannot natively test your video, audio or microphone quality. Wow, you guys could at leastload an Apple commercial on your device so someone could watch and listen toit. So I have to d/l skype just to testmy microphone (I’m sure there are many other programs, but the fact that I haveto go out of my way just to make sure the device works, is just, wow, non-expletivesjust can’t explain it).
And last, and probably least, they could have put a couple songs, videos, pictures or games on there. Not a big deal, but if this is supposed to be such an awesome device,Apple, show it off, don’t just advertise and trick the end users into believingthat they will have a nifty device right out of the box. Do you other users actually pay the extracouple hundred dollars for your programs like Apple wants?.. or are you alljail breaking and unlocking?
I’m sorry to all you die hard Apple lovers if you areoffended, and I’m sorry if I’m naïve or maybe a little ignorant to the “Appleway of life,” but if Microsoft did this, everyone would flip out. Heck, they got sued for adding extra stuff totheir OS; but, it’s ok for Apple to make their devices so minimalistic that it’shardly better than a word processor with web browsing capability and a couplecameras? I like my Kindle a lot more, it’san ebook, advertised as an ebook, works as an ebook, and they added some cool extras like text to voice and web browsing.
Ok, I’m done for now. Can anyone please give me some information on how I can get this POS replaced with a brand new, in the box, sealed and fully functional (lol, well,as functional as the iPad 2’s come, out of the box)? If not, how can I spread my complaint as farand wide as possible? And with that,does anyone know the buyer’s remorse policy on electronics? (oh, AAFES won’t give one ounce of supportfor Apple products, normally they would give a 15 day, but for Apple, becausethere have been SO MANY issues, they no longer assist, as a matter of fact,when you buy an Apple device from them, you have to sign a paper saying thatyou understand that if the device is defective or inoperable in any way, thatyou will not ask AAFES for help… at least in the local PX’s here.)
PS I appologize for the typoeees, I cut and pasted all this and for some reason it smushed some of the words together.

I’m not quite sure what you’re referencing as“misinformation” or “ridiculous statements,”
I was referring to these:
The iPad 2 Safari browser will not natively allow one todownload… anything.
Not true. It can download PDFs and Images. iOS apps are downloaded through the AppStore. But not allowing you to download just any old files is what keeps iOS free of viruses and malware. It's a security feature.
pay Apple $5 to buy their Safari downloader.
Not true. Apple does not make and charge for any Safari Downloader app.
In order to download “FREE” apps from iTunes, you MUST enter your creditinformation…
Not true, as the link posted above proves.
So I tried to reset through iTunes.
No you didn't. You can't reset the device through iTunes. You can restore it, which means re-installing the OS, which of course requires an internet connection to download it.
if one were to have their device jailbroken (yup, Apple, you lost in court, so deal with it…
Not true. Apple didn't lose anything in court. They never even went to court. It was the Copyright Office.
MULTIPLE countries sued you and found your tactics unlawful
Not true. No countries have sued Apple.
You cannot natively test your video, audio or microphone quality.
Not true. iPad is designed to be synced with iTunes, which is where your music and video is stored. The AppStore has many easily downloadable free apps that use the microphone. Videos and music can both very easily be played in the web browser.
they could have put a couple songs, videos, pictures or games on there.
Why? Your iTunes Library should already have songs and videos in. Pictures are easily obtainable, and so are many free games. People would complain like crazy if Apple put loads of crap nobody asked for on their iPad from new like you get on a Windows PC.
don’t just advertise and trick the end users into believing that they will have a nifty device right out of the box.
The iPad does everything it is advertised as doing right out of the box. But you will need videos, music and games to put on it. Same as a CD player plays CDs out of the box, but you need CDs to play on it. A car will take you on journeys, but you need gas to put in it.
Do you other users actually pay the extra couple hundred dollars for your programs like Apple wants?.
Of course people buy apps for their devices. There are hundreds of thousands of apps available. You expect Apple to provide you with every app ever made for free, pre-installed? Get real! People also buy applications for computers and other electronic devices, like they buy CDs for their CD player, DVDs for their DVD player. Nobody expects the manufacturers to provide them for free.
it’s ok for Apple to make their devices so minimalistic that it’s hardly better than a word processor with web browsing capability and a couple cameras?
If you had read reviews of the iPad and read the product info pages on Apple's website, you would've known EXACTLY what the iPad comes with in terms of hardware and software. It's all there in black and white.
I like my Kindle a lot more, it’s an ebook, advertised as an ebook, works as an ebook
The iPad does everything exactly as advertised - if it didn't, Apple would be in trouble with advertising regulators all over the world. Millions of people like the iPad, but if you prefer the Kindle, why buy an iPad? That makes no sense at all.
I have seen and read dozens upon dozens of reviews on the iPad and iPad 2…
Hmmm... somehow I doubt it. If you had, there is absolutely no way you could've had so much misinformation and misconceptions about what the iPad is, does, and comes with.

Professional DVD Recorder for FCP??

Is there a pro DVD recorder/player that can be controlled like a deck (9-pin/FW or both) for input and output of Final Cut Pro? I often need to capture offline clips of sports events that are 3 to 4 hours long. I've been using Amerisoft's DVD ripper, but I have to capture the each long title of the DVD and I only need a few seconds at a time. Setting up output and doing crash records to Dbeta or similar is also quite laborsome. It would be nice to be able to control a DVD player within FCP and capture the clips like you can from a tape.
Thanks in advance,
Eddie

Is there a pro DVD recorder/player that can be controlled like a deck (9-pin/FW or both) for input and output of Final Cut Pro?
No....no such thing exists.
Why are the sports events master footage on DVD?
With MPEG STREAMCLIP you can mark IN and OUT points and import only what you want.
Shane

Best CLI DVD ripper IYO?

What's the best CLI DVD ripper IYO?
There are quite a few options as far as ripping a DVD from the commandline goes; there's burn, the python script, or dvd-backup, another decent command line utility, or the script on the wiki for use with mplayer's mencoder.
I'm looking for opinions as to which is the best, or alternatively, why you like the one you've got. Being a CLI-fanatic, I want the best ripper I can run in a terminal, with the lowest number of dependencies possible, and preferably no gui at all (i.e. not mencoder, which requires you to have mplayer installed) :cry:
Your thoughts?

shadowhand wrote:Two questions about dumping DVDs: Can you loopmount the dump? And if so, can you rip the loopmount? :shock:
You can loopmount it with mount -o loop movie.img. But why would you want to? You can play them with mplayer -dvd-device movie.img dvd:// or set the dvd device node of your favorite multimedia player to movie.img.
As for the second question: I'm not entirely sure. There'll probably some dvd rippers that can rip from an image. I also know that FreeBSD has a program (vndconfig?) that can create a device node that points at the image. I'm not sure Linux can do something like that. But again: why would you want to?

Is it possible to download a movie on a dvd onto the ipad?

is it possible to download a movie on a dvd onto the ipad?

princess luna 101 wrote:
Me too i realy want the harry potter collection for Christmas but the itunes price for it is $75 and the dvd collection is only $17 and i want to have it on both for a trip we go on for christmas.
Commercial DVDs are encrypted. In the U.S., where these forums are hosted, breaking that encryption is illegal. The Terms of Use of these forums prohibit us from discussing software or methods of ripping commercial DVDs. Sorry.

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