How to extract video from dvd for my website?

Hi. i have a reel of my cinematography work that i edited on iMovie and burned to a dvd. now i want to extract that footage from the dvd and post it as a QuickTime file on my website via iWeb. how can i do this? i have toast titanium - is that any use? do i need to download some kind of converter? any freeware recommendations? looking for the EASIEST solution.
Thanks!
Steve

Hi. i have a reel of my cinematography work that i
edited on iMovie and burned to a dvd. now i want to
extract that footage from the dvd and post it as a
QuickTime file on my website via iWeb. how can i do
this? i have toast titanium - is that any use? do i
need to download some kind of converter? any freeware
recommendations? looking for the EASIEST solution.
Newer versions of vlc www.videolan.org/vlc can be used to do this.
Check Streaming/Transcoding wizard menu.
Hope this helps
Enno

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