DVD to N8 software

Hi Guys
Anyone got any recomendations for some AIO DVD to N8 software.
Thanks
paul

What I am looking for is software to rip a dvd and convert it to a format that plays well on the N8, I tried a couple and they either produce a video with the sound miles out of sync or the video goes all jagged when there is movement.
Daniusoft Video converter and AnyDVD are the two I have tried and failed with.
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