Ant

It's been changed recently ....
http://m.digitalspy.co.uk/tech/news/...d-ripping.html

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

No sir

"However, it remains illegal to remove the technical protection method (TPM) from any copyrighted content, so a barrier remains in place where a wealth of content is concerned."

i.e DVD's Blurays

Ant

In your quote you said any media which is not technically true. Not saying you're wrong either.

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

C'mon don't need to be pedantic. I meant DVD media as this thread is about DVD ripping

Both of you just accept the fact I am right on this one, thank you

Ant

I never said you were wrong. I'm the king of pirates me ask f1 fan

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

Me too

Markus

Surprised that the "all pirates should get cancer" types have not turned up and commented yet

In regards to slowness of handbrake. Usually takes about 31 mins to rip a 90 min film to m4v (apple tv 3 preset). This is on 2.33GHz i7 with 4GB ram (mid 2010 27 iMac). Is that considered slow compared to the apps mentioned for, I assume, windows based OS?

JonMc

iTrader: (51)

My 4-year old dell intel with 4MB RAM and running vista takes 4-5 hours per film on android high MP4, Magic DVD takes about an 1-hour.

Ant

Might give this magic DVD a go I reckon

JonMc

iTrader: (51)

The only glitch I've had is one of the films converted to MP4 seemed to freeze on start-up on the Playbook, but if I moved it on by a few seconds it ran fine. Works okay on everything else

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

Similar I guess, obviously hardware will have a large input into how long it takes. Mines just a core i5 sandy o/c to 4.6ghz and MDVD takes ~ 10-15mins to rip a whole DVD at original quality. I don't convert or compress it afterwards usually, but if I do, its about another 10mins using shrink to get it on a 4.5GB DVDR. MDVD can compress it to a 4.5 DVD too, I just prefer shrink for that.

Galifrey

iTrader: (3)

Well there is a wealth of difference between backing up a some media onto a hdd to make viewing easier than setting out to steal some ones software which is what you are advocating, that is illegal no matter what. I still stand by the fact that using software which is freeware is better than stealing some software and breaching it's EULA.

So call me a hypocrite all you like, at least mine can be used legally, your method will NEVER be legal

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

You are a hypocrite, don't you get it? as soon as you backup your DVD's you are breaking the law, it doesn't matter why you are doing it, or if the tools you are using are freeware, it's illegal!

Then you have the audacity to say using a piece of software past its intended trial date is the crime of the century! Unbelievable.

Galifrey

iTrader: (3)

I didn't say it was crime of the century, but whatever, you are comfortable telling yourself.

I merely advocated using some software for free legitimately over stealing some that does exactly what the free stuff does.

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

ugh, whatever...

judgejules

Buying a football and being told you're only allowed to use it on certain fields and using it in your back yard is a bit different to borrowing someones football for a week with no intention of giving it back.

Don't you think?

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

No its no different at all if using the ball in your back yard is also illegal...

Galifrey

iTrader: (3)

By your analogy, every form of theft is the same.... software and vehicle say.

There is a huge difference between breaking the encryption on a dvd so you can use it on your ipod and stealing some software with no intention of ever paying for it.

You can't argue with an idiot, they will bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

Nope all I'm saying is any type of theft is illegal.

You can twist the "argument" all you like, its not a question of what is worst than the other. You just seem to be unable to grasp the fact that what you are doing is also illegal.

And I don't need to resort to pathetic insults to have a discussion about it.