OMG! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! I watched the first 2 mins and got annoyed, so I kept fast forwarding and got to the 10 min mark and he was still just babbling on and on and on and on. I was like thinking to myself, get to the point already....sheesh LOL
This was awesome. Most videos I found on this involved using MakeMKV first, followed by Handbrake. Was hoping to find a single step process like this and you guys did a great job explaining it all.
Duuuude!! Yes!! I SO appreciate all this info!! (Your fans are right, you did talk a bit much LOL but it was well worth the wait!!) Edit: We bought The Office, because PeacockTV took the rights away from Netflix so instead of supporting the move we’re supporting The Office by buying the DVD set, which I’m now about to offload onto my computer and download Plex and upload it to that server! Thanks again!
Many times when ripping a movie to my hard drive I get a response queue finished with 1error or cancellations detected. Do you have a solution for this problem?
I had the Handbrake app on my Mac once, but for some reason I uninstalled it. Now, after seeing this presentation I've decided to download it on my pc and maybe on my Mac as well. VLC is my favorite media player; one that I always download on new computers, laptops, and touchpads. Thanks.
Thank you so much for this video! I can now transfer all my elderly mother's DVD's to a Flash drive so I can hook my tablet up to her TV and play them for her since she no longer has a DVD player. Your video was so helpful and I appreciate the extra educational info. I know a lot of people here don't appreciate the extra dialog, but I did! I'm not tech-illiterate per say, but I don't know a lot of the newer technology so it was helpful to know what I was looking at. My only critic is that the screenshots of your laptop were very small and I could not see the details very clearly. I had to keep pausing to read the Handshake items I was supposed to make note of and change. I even used my reading glasses to get a better view but it didn't help. It would be nice if we could see a more close up view of your screen while you are walking us through the process. : )
Very good advice on the settings, although with the newer version you can just set the frame rate to 'same' so that it will always encode at the same frame rate the DVD is. Also, I set the preset to HQ Best 480 and change the settings to what you did, this sets your slider and other things to the best quality possible. Another thing I do that was not addressed is set the audio to Pass through. That way the audio is unchanged as it takes up so little space anyway. My DVD finished files are usually around 1.2 to 1.6 GBs for an average length movie. Nice and small and no noticeable difference even on a 70 inch TV. Great video, thanks!
Good advise, I just can't find same as original option on my Handbrake and I'm using 1.6.1 Ver. can you recommend where is this option? Thanks in advance
@@VitaliFishman Under Video, there is 'Frame Rate (FPS)' and set that to 'same as source' under the various options, and you should be good. Hope this helps!
Brilliant tutorial. I spent hours trying to decode a disc to MP4 and failed miserably. Now trying this method, which us looking good so far. Thanks for your input.
Concerned about frame rate? Just use "Same as original", and select variable frame rate. I rip with a quality of 12-14. For De-interlacing DVD's use Decomb. The majority of Blu-rays are now Progressive, so no need to de-interlace. Audio tracks don't necessarily have to be re-encoded, You can choose the 'passthru' option - that said, IOS devices like AppleTV don't support DTS, so you will want to re-encode to an AAC version.
This does not work for Mac running Mojave. I've followed all the steps (despite being vague for Mac) and it doesn't work, or perhaps I'm doing it wrong. Id love it if you created a video specifically for Mac on how to do this!
Hi, followed your instructions to the letter and my series 1-4 ripped beautifully, however as it is a Chinese drama I need the subtitles, in the subtitle menu I clicked widescreen English subtitles but it still burnt without subtitles. Is there any way to burn the dvd series so it shows the main menu and has subtitles?
Thank you for your videos. I am using Linux Mint 21 and it is not working for my store purchased DVDs. Is there a particular version of Handbrake I should be using? It seemed easy for Windows and putting the dll file into Handbrake folder, but I cannot seem to accomplish success in Linux. Thanks again!
Used your earlier video on ripping with no problems on Win 10 but am now on Apple iMac running Monterrey 12.3.1. Dpwnloaded and installled Handbrake 1.5.1. Where do I put the libdvdcss.dll module?
Hi Thanks for the info on hand Break What do you think of the paid WINX dvd ripper in comparison to hand Break free source. I have a lot or family home dvd movies some i created using pinnacle studio. i have some DVDs with scratches which software do you think would rip better hand Break or Winx DVD ripper.
I have a DVD recorder that also has a DVR in it. The HDD inside the DVR can accept a DVD movie, IF it's not copy protected. IF i use free software to copy a DVD which i own to my DVD recorder, i can put it on my DVR, where it's always available to watch. I wanna copy an episodic DVD to my DVR. How do i take an episodic DVD, and rip certain episodes to my computer that are in MPG format? If it's in MPG format, then i can convert it to DVD. If it's in MP4 format, it might lose some quality if i convert it to DVD. Thanks!
Question, I'm trying to rip my Dragon Ball Z season 5 set but when I go to title it only has 2 "episodes". It combined most of the episodes into one movie length file and I was wondering how to separate it.
I have tried this method as well as several others, and I still cannot rip my commercial DVDs. I have tried different versions of Handbrake, as well as different versions of libdvdcss to no avail. Either Handbrake cannot read the disk, or it reports that there are no titles found. I am running Win10 on an Acer Aspire 3 (A315-53-30BS), with an external Matshita DVD read/write drive (cheap Amazon purchase). I have been able to rip all of my DVDs that I created on writable disk, but cannot rip any of the commercial disks (my movie library). What can I be doing wrong?
Wanted to ask: I have some dvd's from Region 2(England) and still can't get Handbrake to read them. It only reads 50% then it just keeps idling. I've already ripped 5 of my Region 1 dvd's with no problem but still can't rip the British ones. Anyone else have this problem? Would really appreciate any advice on how to solve my problem, thanks!
I plan on ripping all my DVD's and putting them on my Plex and show them on my 100 inch projection screen. Do I keep the settings as the original DVD or any suggestions? Thanks for your help
The software setup with the current libdvdcss-2 on my WIN10 PRO computer does not work well with software on certain LIONSGATE and SONY productions. The video converts to a MP4 BUT it is messed up {either incomplete or not in the order of the film}. Is there a fix? Would it work better using version 1.12 vs version 2?
Makemkv rips individual episodes at the same quality as the source disk and does not require re-encoding. It is a very fast process. It rips a dvd in less than 5 minutes. If you want, then use handbrake to re-encode to a smaller file size. I no longer bother with re-encoding because of the low price of high capacity hard drives.(By the way, no one has ever taken away my dvd or bluray players)
Great show. First time I've worked how to use the DLL with Handbrake ! So thanks for that. One thing I wonder is there a way to automatically name every episode not just with the number but the title ?
Hey guys. Thank you for this video as it came when I was trying to rip a tv series dvd. I do have one question, anyway I can add a menu to it so I can choose which chapter to go to? Currently it just plays straight through.
My DVD collection consists of live rock concert performances from the 60's thru the 80's. I am trying to figure out if there is a way to rip the DVD so that I can have direct access to the individual tracks (songs) within the performance just like using the remote control of my blu-ray/DVD player. I am using Handbrake (Win 10) currently, and successfully ripping the disk, with chapter names that i had hoped would provide direct access. No joy there. So far i am saving to SSD and Flash Drive, with playback on my PC and 2016 vintage Samsung smart TV. Do I need to go the PLEX Server route to achieve the direct track access? Suggestions appreciated!
Problem solved! I had to watch this video about 5 times, but it explains how to rip chapters to individual files and it works: th-cam.com/video/uuYV1TndrPY/w-d-xo.html
The nice thing about TH-cam is that if there is a topic being presented that is of no interest, it’s easy to move the slider past that topic ot just turn it off. As a person who primarily uses Windows, I find a lot of useful content on this channel such as the coverage of SBCs. I would guess that there are many Cat5 viewers who are users of Windows.
I've done exactly what you've done and it's worked but when I've put it on a USB drive and plugged it into my Samsung TV the folder shows up but nothing else. Anyone got any ideas on why my TV won't detect the files.
Very good and informative but to much of a long thing,I was trying to rrip dvd movies that I own this week using VLC software. I tried ringing Rio Bravo,when I did it the movie ripped but there was no sound at all..Decided to buy WonderFox software from America and it rips my movies now without any issues..Not a long-winded process like you're doing where you have to download two different softwares to rip DVD movies..Who really as time for that?
This could've been a 5 minute video, but here I am at 1 am, skimming through dumb rhetorical questions and commentary on TV shows when all I clearly want is to rip my DVD. I got there eventually, but can we get a condensed version of these going forward?
Please take a look at some of our newer content to see how we have grown and evolved. Yes, we have greatly focused our discussions this past year. Thanks for watching!
Thank you. Very helpful. But I did have issues with the Runtime and had to research how to fix that. I had to download the different version and it worked.
I think when you are naming a TV show file for use on Plex you have to put the name in front otherwise I think Plex gets confused. I. E. Inspector Morse S01E01 then - and the episode title if you want it. Then you put the Season 1 episodes into a folder that says "Season 1" which is a subfolder of the show i.e. Inspector Morse>Season 1>Inspector Morse S01E01. Or am I wrong? That was what I read on the Plex forums. But I might be crazy. Good video. I'll definitely have to watch this again and take notes AND slow it down, LOL! You all are wicked fast! I watched this and am hoping I can rip this one TV show that I own and have been unable to rip and it's a US formatted one. DVDCatalyst and WinX couldn't do it. Fingers crossed! And thank you!
Hi Mary. You can absolutely select multiple languages and subtitles while setting up the parameters for your rip. As I only speak English, I've only ever done a single language rip (disabling all the others), however the option is there. Just be sure to use a container (file format) that supports it, such as MKV. Try out your settings on a shorter video first if possible (to save you time in testing) and see if you're happy with the results. Save your settings as a preset and you can re-use them.
Exactly. I might possibly rip both discs of The Loud House - Season 1, Part 1: Welcome to The Loud House (Paramount Home Video) because I might possibly watch all episodes of the animated series.
Best guess: Your source video is widescreen, so your resulting files won't have the full height. Think of 720x480 as the max. Then, you get 720x364 because your video is less high than a full-frame video. Widescreen vs. 4:3.
Hello...so for MAC, do you have install demo? What I'm seeing on VLC site is: 1. sudo apt install libdvd-pkg 2. sudo dpkg-reconfigure libdvd-pkg Can you confirm these 2 steps will work on MAC? Thanks in advance and enjoy your channel.
Most of the dvd player that I´ve owned has been region free at least they are alot of them here in Sweden. But otherwise to spare your dvds its a greate idea to rip them to a server.
720 is the width. We don't refer to the width in the short forms. For example, 1080p is 1920x1080. We don't call it 1920p. So in your example, 720 width would typically be part of 720x480 (480p) or 720x360 (360p).
DVD Decrypter and Make MVK beta is all that you need. If you are pushed for space, use Format Factory. Handbrake SUCKS ass. I still torrent by the way.
Dvd with subtitles as part of the movie or tv program, ie like the planet of the apes need to have the subtitle burnt in. Please watch out for these types of DVDs or you end up with no idea what is going on.
You're doing this the hard way, Google THESE: Nuclear Coffee Disc ripper and Freemake Video Converter. Much easier and disc ripper can rip ALL the DVD and defeat CopyRight crap and get you perfect video rips, To reburn to DVD you then need to use Freemake Video Converter then you're ready to go..If you don't wanna burn it to DVD you can just watch the ripped files.
I tried Nuclear Coffee DVD Ripper, and it read the disks, but could not rip. First disk, it said "The selected video_out device is incompatible with this codec..." Second DVD, it reported the format was "incompatible... contact the author..." These are commercial movie DVDs that I purchased on Amazon/Walmart.
Bro, even after the warning you still talk way too much.. Your people on set look like humming mannequin challenge peeps. 14 minutes of chit chat.. GOODNESS
Did all said unfortunately didn’t work, this is 2023 most probably this instruction is now out of date, thanks for posting I’ll get WINX now, it costs but as they say you get what you pay for.
Jesus, 4 minutes into the video and you aren't getting to the fing content of the video. You mentioned that you talk too much and, yes, you do. It's fing torture. I'm sure the content is good, when you actually get to it, but gd. Dude.
Sorry, but it doesn't make any sense to me, that you show this whole procedure on Windows OS considering the 'nature' of this channel. You are talking some minutes about how to download the library file and where to put it etc and only say on Linux you have to choose a different location. Well ... maybe novice users would be more interested in pointing out the whole procedure for Linux instead of Windows. I've to dislike just for the focus on Windows. Really, wtf man? Who cares about this OS on this channel? Don't call this channel LinuxTechShow if Linux is not the focus in the video and hardly even mentioned. I am really disappointed, man :(
Linux fans who pretend Windows doesn't exist make Linux only accessible to the elitist super-nerd. Our channel makes Linux (and other tech) available to fans from all walks of life who use all sorts of technology in their day-to-day lives. This includes Windows, Mac, Google, and Amazon, to name a few. When we demonstrate this and other outstanding tools for Windows, we paint Linux in a positive light of being accessible to the same user: "This is also available on Linux!" - let's get excited about that fact and present it to Windows users in that way. To do otherwise is to do a disservice to open source, and indeed to the users who simply don't know about Linux yet. I would hope that you, as a Linux fan, would get excited about our approach to revealing Linux to the masses in a fun and approachable way.
@@LinuxTechShow Don't know what you are taking about. I am not a Windows hater. I just don't use it and don't care about. And since this is still a Linux channel (as it states in its name!) .. describing this on Windows is somewhat out of place (here) - that's all. To be honest, it really looks like you wouldn't know how to do it on some Linux, so you use Windows instead. See, what I mean? ...Of course you know how to do the same on Linux. That makes it just seems so odd and out of place. That's why I am really confused and disappointed about this little topic! So, well ... just MY feeling .. a personal view ... a comment - nothing more, nothing less. Don't make a big deal about that, man!
actual ripping starts at 14:13
you just saved me 14 minutes.. Thank you
OMG! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! I watched the first 2 mins and got annoyed, so I kept fast forwarding and got to the 10 min mark and he was still just babbling on and on and on and on. I was like thinking to myself, get to the point already....sheesh LOL
I was just about to leave this page until I saw your comment. Thank you.
My number 1 complaint about most TH-camrs. More than 50% fluff.
@@tombell7455 And they added a commercial?!!!!!!!!!
Instructions start from the 9th minute. Thank you.
This was awesome. Most videos I found on this involved using MakeMKV first, followed by Handbrake. Was hoping to find a single step process like this and you guys did a great job explaining it all.
Duuuude!! Yes!! I SO appreciate all this info!! (Your fans are right, you did talk a bit much LOL but it was well worth the wait!!) Edit: We bought The Office, because PeacockTV took the rights away from Netflix so instead of supporting the move we’re supporting The Office by buying the DVD set, which I’m now about to offload onto my computer and download Plex and upload it to that server! Thanks again!
Tutorial starts at 7:16 but you should watch everything before that if you want to understand some stuff
Many times when ripping a movie to my hard drive I get a response queue finished with 1error or cancellations detected. Do you have a solution for this problem?
I had the Handbrake app on my Mac once, but for some reason I uninstalled it. Now, after seeing this presentation I've decided to download it on my pc and maybe on my Mac as well. VLC is my favorite media player; one that I always download on new computers, laptops, and touchpads. Thanks.
Thank you so much for this video! I can now transfer all my elderly mother's DVD's to a Flash drive so I can hook my tablet up to her TV and play them for her since she no longer has a DVD player. Your video was so helpful and I appreciate the extra educational info. I know a lot of people here don't appreciate the extra dialog, but I did! I'm not tech-illiterate per say, but I don't know a lot of the newer technology so it was helpful to know what I was looking at. My only critic is that the screenshots of your laptop were very small and I could not see the details very clearly. I had to keep pausing to read the Handshake items I was supposed to make note of and change. I even used my reading glasses to get a better view but it didn't help. It would be nice if we could see a more close up view of your screen while you are walking us through the process. : )
I had the same problem -- small screenshots -- but then clicked in the lower right corner to expand full screen ... and then everything was clear.
Very good advice on the settings, although with the newer version you can just set the frame rate to 'same' so that it will always encode at the same frame rate the DVD is. Also, I set the preset to HQ Best 480 and change the settings to what you did, this sets your slider and other things to the best quality possible. Another thing I do that was not addressed is set the audio to Pass through. That way the audio is unchanged as it takes up so little space anyway. My DVD finished files are usually around 1.2 to 1.6 GBs for an average length movie. Nice and small and no noticeable difference even on a 70 inch TV. Great video, thanks!
Good advise, I just can't find same as original option on my Handbrake and I'm using 1.6.1 Ver. can you recommend where is this option? Thanks in advance
@@VitaliFishman Under Video, there is 'Frame Rate (FPS)' and set that to 'same as source' under the various options, and you should be good. Hope this helps!
@@tommasopetrella4856 Got it, Thanks
Brilliant tutorial. I spent hours trying to decode a disc to MP4 and failed miserably. Now trying this method, which us looking good so far. Thanks for your input.
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Concerned about frame rate? Just use "Same as original", and select variable frame rate. I rip with a quality of 12-14. For De-interlacing DVD's use Decomb. The majority of Blu-rays are now Progressive, so no need to de-interlace. Audio tracks don't necessarily have to be re-encoded, You can choose the 'passthru' option - that said, IOS devices like AppleTV don't support DTS, so you will want to re-encode to an AAC version.
This does not work for Mac running Mojave. I've followed all the steps (despite being vague for Mac) and it doesn't work, or perhaps I'm doing it wrong. Id love it if you created a video specifically for Mac on how to do this!
How do you rip the subtitles when you rip the video from DVD?
@Eiri Tezuka You can add additional audio and subtitles in the audio and subtitle tabs. Look at video 21:34.
Hi, followed your instructions to the letter and my series 1-4 ripped beautifully, however as it is a Chinese drama I need the subtitles, in the subtitle menu I clicked widescreen English subtitles but it still burnt without subtitles. Is there any way to burn the dvd series so it shows the main menu and has subtitles?
Thank you for your videos. I am using Linux Mint 21 and it is not working for my store purchased DVDs. Is there a particular version of Handbrake I should be using? It seemed easy for Windows and putting the dll file into Handbrake folder, but I cannot seem to accomplish success in Linux. Thanks again!
Used your earlier video on ripping with no problems on Win 10 but am now on Apple iMac running Monterrey 12.3.1. Dpwnloaded and installled Handbrake 1.5.1. Where do I put the libdvdcss.dll module?
Hi Thanks for the info on hand Break What do you think of the paid WINX dvd ripper in comparison to hand Break free source. I have a lot or family home dvd movies some i created using pinnacle studio. i have some DVDs with scratches which software do you think would rip better hand Break or Winx DVD ripper.
Thank you so much for the extremely detailed a thorough guide! Much appreciated!
I have a DVD recorder that also has a DVR in it. The HDD inside the DVR can accept a DVD movie, IF it's not copy protected. IF i use free software to copy a DVD which i own to my DVD recorder, i can put it on my DVR, where it's always available to watch. I wanna copy an episodic DVD to my DVR. How do i take an episodic DVD, and rip certain episodes to my computer that are in MPG format? If it's in MPG format, then i can convert it to DVD. If it's in MP4 format, it might lose some quality if i convert it to DVD. Thanks!
you mentioned naming the files i.e s01 ep02 etc for the plex media how should you name a movie ?
Correction to your statement: S01E02 is the format. Re movies, use Movie Title (Year), like: Zoolander (2001).mp4
I'm ripping the Eagles concert "Hell Freezes Over," but it's only ripping the introduction and not the entire video. Can you help?
Question, I'm trying to rip my Dragon Ball Z season 5 set but when I go to title it only has 2 "episodes". It combined most of the episodes into one movie length file and I was wondering how to separate it.
Just let it do that, and then use any decent video editor to split the big file into all the individual episodes, naming them as you go.
I have tried this method as well as several others, and I still cannot rip my commercial DVDs. I have tried different versions of Handbrake, as well as different versions of libdvdcss to no avail. Either Handbrake cannot read the disk, or it reports that there are no titles found. I am running Win10 on an Acer Aspire 3 (A315-53-30BS), with an external Matshita DVD read/write drive (cheap Amazon purchase). I have been able to rip all of my DVDs that I created on writable disk, but cannot rip any of the commercial disks (my movie library). What can I be doing wrong?
Wanted to ask: I have some dvd's from Region 2(England) and still can't get Handbrake to read them. It only reads 50% then it just keeps idling. I've already ripped 5 of my Region 1 dvd's with no problem but still can't rip the British ones. Anyone else have this problem? Would really appreciate any advice on how to solve my problem, thanks!
I plan on ripping all my DVD's and putting them on my Plex and show them on my 100 inch projection screen. Do I keep the settings as the original DVD or any suggestions? Thanks for your help
Thanks, you have just answered every question i had about Handbrake. Love the show.
The software setup with the current libdvdcss-2 on my WIN10 PRO computer does not work well with software on certain LIONSGATE and SONY productions. The video converts to a MP4 BUT it is messed up {either incomplete or not in the order of the film}. Is there a fix? Would it work better using version 1.12 vs version 2?
I have watched both videos can you please please explain using the videolan on a Mac? Specifically where do I drop the css file ? Please
Makemkv rips individual episodes at the same quality as the source disk and does not require re-encoding. It is a very fast process. It rips a dvd in less than 5 minutes. If you want, then use handbrake to re-encode to a smaller file size. I no longer bother with re-encoding because of the low price of high capacity hard drives.(By the way, no one has ever taken away my dvd or bluray players)
how do you change the 4:3 to 16:9 ratio?
Great show. First time I've worked how to use the DLL with Handbrake ! So thanks for that. One thing I wonder is there a way to automatically name every episode not just with the number but the title ?
"TV Rename" looks promising but how to get Handbrake to properly add the Season and episode like "S02E03" ?
Hey guys. Thank you for this video as it came when I was trying to rip a tv series dvd. I do have one question, anyway I can add a menu to it so I can choose which chapter to go to? Currently it just plays straight through.
I tried this on windows 11..it's not letting me download the link. Help please.
Question, should I delete the original MKV ( larger file) to free up HD space?
Yes, once you converted the .mkv into .mp4 delete the larger file you don't need it anymore.
what if i want to rip the episodes as 1 file? if the dvd has 5 episodes but i dont want 5 files i just want 1 file with all 5 episodes? help
My DVD collection consists of live rock concert performances from the 60's thru the 80's. I am trying to figure out if there is a way to rip the DVD so that I can have direct access to the individual tracks (songs) within the performance just like using the remote control of my blu-ray/DVD player. I am using Handbrake (Win 10) currently, and successfully ripping the disk, with chapter names that i had hoped would provide direct access. No joy there. So far i am saving to SSD and Flash Drive, with playback on my PC and 2016 vintage Samsung smart TV. Do I need to go the PLEX Server route to achieve the direct track access? Suggestions appreciated!
Problem solved! I had to watch this video about 5 times, but it explains how to rip chapters to individual files and it works: th-cam.com/video/uuYV1TndrPY/w-d-xo.html
The nice thing about TH-cam is that if there is a topic being presented that is of no interest, it’s easy to move the slider past that topic ot just turn it off. As a person who primarily uses Windows, I find a lot of useful content on this channel such as the coverage of SBCs. I would guess that there are many Cat5 viewers who are users of Windows.
I've done exactly what you've done and it's worked but when I've put it on a USB drive and plugged it into my Samsung TV the folder shows up but nothing else. Anyone got any ideas on why my TV won't detect the files.
Could you queue a whole season and leave it to rip? Or would it be better to rip disk by disk?
My DVD scanning freezes at scanning Title 1 of 1 (0%)...any suggestions?
Very good and informative but to much of a long thing,I was trying to rrip dvd movies that I own this week using VLC software. I tried ringing Rio Bravo,when I did it the movie ripped but there was no sound at all..Decided to buy WonderFox software from America and it rips my movies now without any issues..Not a long-winded process like you're doing where you have to download two different softwares to rip DVD movies..Who really as time for that?
Which file on videolan do you use for Mac OS?
This could've been a 5 minute video, but here I am at 1 am, skimming through dumb rhetorical questions and commentary on TV shows when all I clearly want is to rip my DVD. I got there eventually, but can we get a condensed version of these going forward?
Please take a look at some of our newer content to see how we have grown and evolved. Yes, we have greatly focused our discussions this past year. Thanks for watching!
This was super helpful, thank you!
I still am unable to get past the embedded code following the above instructions and still get the same error. Running Win 10. Suggestions Please?
Thank you. Very helpful. But I did have issues with the Runtime and had to research how to fix that. I had to download the different version and it worked.
I think when you are naming a TV show file for use on Plex you have to put the name in front otherwise I think Plex gets confused.
I. E. Inspector Morse S01E01 then - and the episode title if you want it. Then you put the Season 1 episodes into a folder that says "Season 1" which is a subfolder of the show i.e. Inspector Morse>Season 1>Inspector Morse S01E01.
Or am I wrong? That was what I read on the Plex forums.
But I might be crazy. Good video. I'll definitely have to watch this again and take notes AND slow it down, LOL! You all are wicked fast!
I watched this and am hoping I can rip this one TV show that I own and have been unable to rip and it's a US formatted one. DVDCatalyst and WinX couldn't do it.
Fingers crossed! And thank you!
Great! Does this ripping include multiple languages and subtitles? THANK YOU!
Hi Mary. You can absolutely select multiple languages and subtitles while setting up the parameters for your rip. As I only speak English, I've only ever done a single language rip (disabling all the others), however the option is there. Just be sure to use a container (file format) that supports it, such as MKV. Try out your settings on a shorter video first if possible (to save you time in testing) and see if you're happy with the results. Save your settings as a preset and you can re-use them.
Thank you so much!!!!
Worked like a charm! Thanks for the tips.
Awesome and informative, thanks !
For Mac not working or need further explanation
the latest windows 10 messes this up by rejecting DVD's in the DVD rom even screwed up VLC
Thank you! I watch over and over each time I need to do this and it reminds to check this and that before ripping.
Thank you so much! I tried and failed doing this with VLC and this solved all my problems.
Having trouble using the software
1st good vid
2nd you talk about putting your files to "mp 4's" , which is better mp 4's or avi ?? is there a way to witch them. i have some of both
How do I rip a VideoCD on Windows 10? I couldn't get Handbrake to work with a VideoCD.
You can use vlc to rip.:
www.laptopmag.com/articles/rip-dvd-vlc
Exactly. I might possibly rip both discs of The Loud House - Season 1, Part 1: Welcome to The Loud House (Paramount Home Video) because I might possibly watch all episodes of the animated series.
it recognizes 720x480/853x480 but it sets its self to 720x364/853x364 what is going wrong
Best guess: Your source video is widescreen, so your resulting files won't have the full height. Think of 720x480 as the max. Then, you get 720x364 because your video is less high than a full-frame video. Widescreen vs. 4:3.
GREAT tip, but in using Handbrake PORTABLE, the File's structure differs as shown. Guess I better actually INSTALLING Handbrake, huh? :-)))
The other alternative is to score vpn and pirate bay or yts and download whatever you like. Someone else has already done the ripping.
thank you so much helped me out a lot I you just earned a new subscriber
Hello...so for MAC, do you have install demo? What I'm seeing on VLC site is: 1. sudo apt install libdvd-pkg 2. sudo dpkg-reconfigure libdvd-pkg
Can you confirm these 2 steps will work on MAC? Thanks in advance and enjoy your channel.
That's for linux
Skip to 7:05 when the how-to section starts 😉
Why do edit the show to get to the point and then have the full video separately for those who want to hear all the talking.
Most of the dvd player that I´ve owned has been region free at least they are alot of them here in Sweden. But otherwise to spare your dvds its a greate idea to rip them to a server.
I thought max resolution is 720 and I also like makemkv.
720 is the width. We don't refer to the width in the short forms. For example, 1080p is 1920x1080. We don't call it 1920p. So in your example, 720 width would typically be part of 720x480 (480p) or 720x360 (360p).
MakeMKV , then use handbrake, or Xmedia Coder.
Great what about the menu?
Thank you! Helped alot.
thank you so much!!
cannot down load cats.tv/libdvdcss file
Cat5 not cats
@@LinuxTechShow thanks for your ideas will follow up
downloaded plex . watching your videos . /whats the easy way to download all my boxing videos into plex?
'De-Tell-Sign' ! :D :D should be 'De-Telly-sinny'
just use makemkv to rip, no need to look for vlc plugins
DVD Decrypter and Make MVK beta is all that you need. If you are pushed for space, use Format Factory. Handbrake SUCKS ass. I still torrent by the way.
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Dvd with subtitles as part of the movie or tv program, ie like the planet of the apes need to have the subtitle burnt in. Please watch out for these types of DVDs or you end up with no idea what is going on.
You're doing this the hard way, Google THESE: Nuclear Coffee Disc ripper and Freemake Video Converter. Much easier and disc ripper can rip ALL the DVD and defeat CopyRight crap and get you perfect video rips, To reburn to DVD you then need to use Freemake Video Converter then you're ready to go..If you don't wanna burn it to DVD you can just watch the ripped files.
I tried Nuclear Coffee DVD Ripper, and it read the disks, but could not rip. First disk, it said "The selected video_out device is incompatible with this codec..." Second DVD, it reported the format was "incompatible... contact the author..." These are commercial movie DVDs that I purchased on Amazon/Walmart.
Bro, even after the warning you still talk way too much.. Your people on set look like humming mannequin challenge peeps. 14 minutes of chit chat.. GOODNESS
Did all said unfortunately didn’t work, this is 2023 most probably this instruction is now out of date, thanks for posting I’ll get WINX now, it costs but as they say you get what you pay for.
thanks for this! :D
Man, he does talk a lot doesn't he. :)
You definitely spend too much talking Get to the subject.
i understand why they say you talk to much where 4.5 into the video and i am already thinking get on with it
Awesome video Robbie, hi Sasha!
WOW, he REALLY does talk too much. Insteuctions begin at 7:05 😂
Jesus, 4 minutes into the video and you aren't getting to the fing content of the video. You mentioned that you talk too much and, yes, you do. It's fing torture. I'm sure the content is good, when you actually get to it, but gd. Dude.
You still talk too much
Sorry, but it doesn't make any sense to me, that you show this whole procedure on Windows OS considering the 'nature' of this channel. You are talking some minutes about how to download the library file and where to put it etc and only say on Linux you have to choose a different location. Well ... maybe novice users would be more interested in pointing out the whole procedure for Linux instead of Windows.
I've to dislike just for the focus on Windows. Really, wtf man? Who cares about this OS on this channel?
Don't call this channel LinuxTechShow if Linux is not the focus in the video and hardly even mentioned. I am really disappointed, man :(
Linux fans who pretend Windows doesn't exist make Linux only accessible to the elitist super-nerd. Our channel makes Linux (and other tech) available to fans from all walks of life who use all sorts of technology in their day-to-day lives. This includes Windows, Mac, Google, and Amazon, to name a few. When we demonstrate this and other outstanding tools for Windows, we paint Linux in a positive light of being accessible to the same user: "This is also available on Linux!" - let's get excited about that fact and present it to Windows users in that way. To do otherwise is to do a disservice to open source, and indeed to the users who simply don't know about Linux yet. I would hope that you, as a Linux fan, would get excited about our approach to revealing Linux to the masses in a fun and approachable way.
@@LinuxTechShow Don't know what you are taking about. I am not a Windows hater. I just don't use it and don't care about. And since this is still a Linux channel (as it states in its name!) .. describing this on Windows is somewhat out of place (here) - that's all.
To be honest, it really looks like you wouldn't know how to do it on some Linux, so you use Windows instead. See, what I mean? ...Of course you know how to do the same on Linux. That makes it just seems so odd and out of place. That's why I am really confused and disappointed about this little topic!
So, well ... just MY feeling .. a personal view ... a comment - nothing more, nothing less. Don't make a big deal about that, man!
Please show us how use software you talk too much
You talk much... Please go straight to the point
you still talk too much. cut to the chase
Too long winded
You did talk too much nonsense, I am get out.
Talks to much. Took over four minutes before getting to information
MakeMKV , then use handbrake, or Xmedia Coder.