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Regarding playing DVDs
So. We all have the problem. Being able to play Ayu DVDs. Well, I know that my PS3 and DVD players won't play them, but I ask you...
Is there a pretty simple way to rip the DVD without losing quality (Like what we mainly download here on AHS) so that I can put it on my PS3? A free program or something that will do it? I'd really like to start adding some DVDs to my collection, but I don't want them to be there to look pretty...
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Haha rip dvd without losing quality sounds weird, you will lose quality anyway, but maybe you just won't mention that?
Well, Xvid4PSP is THE BEST free converter |
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another alternitive http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks
search the brand and model of dvd player u have... this gives u the codes to make a dvd player region free... worked like a charm on my old dvd player... till my mom dropped it... now im waiting on a code to be released for my new dvd player
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Ugh, sucks doesn't it? I can't even change the code on my DVD player for some reason. I tried several DVD players too. I haven't watched my DOME TOUR DVD for about a year since I bought it.
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The first thing to do is rip the DVD with DVD Decrypter in "File Mode" so that you get a VIDEO_TS folder on your computer's HD. The second thing is to start up HandBrake and open the VIDEO_TS folder that you just created. Next, select "PS3" in the presets pane, and depending if they're available, you'll want to turn on the "detelecine", "decomb", and "deinterlace" filters as well as enabling "2-Pass encoding" to increase the quality of your encode. Also, if it's available, you may also want to consider cropping your video if it has black bars on the top and bottom of the screen to make your video a "poor man's widescreen." Doing all that should give you a pretty HQ video file since the average bitrate of the PS3 preset is 2500 kbps. Alternately, you could also use DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD as an ISO (with an MDS file if it's a double-layer DVD) and then use ImgBurn to burn it to a DVD-R / DVD±R DL (so you can watch it on any DVD player since the region code will be removed) or simplest of all, you could use VLC to watch the original DVDs on your computer. The only problem that may arise with VLC is that newer versions may not be able to circumvent with region codes because the developers changed how the program reads media from the optical drive, so if it doesn't work, just let me know and I can send you an older version that I know works (at least on my computers). If any of these options interest you and you'd like some help, just let me know and I'll do what I can. ![]() |
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Why don't you just play it on your computer??
VLC plays them perfectly!!! ![]() Sorry my comment wasn't much help... |
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^ Well, for me, it's not that much of an experience on the computer. In your living room with a big TV....surround sound, etc. It's much better IMO. Maybe Kashoku feels the same way?
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well, you can try AnyDVD - with this you will be able to make a copy of your DVD without ripping it, I mean you will be able to open dvd on your PC and make a copy
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Thanks for all your suggestions, guys. I appreciate it!
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mine's region 1 (by default i guess) then when i wanna change the system will tell me i can only change a limited amt of time then afterwards even reformating the comp wont help =.= & to think i've got dvds of region 2 & 3 ![]() |
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