MacTheRipper

MacTheRipper (http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22715) can extract the contents of DVDs, both commercially made and user created. Just don't use it pirate DVDs. The software specifically mentions NOT pirating DVDs, and if you value your freedom, then you won't pirate DVDs... because big brother is watching! After extracting the DVD, Toast Titianium...

hahah this is so funny i did this research last night. Very useful turorial he has a video explaining which programs to use/get and what to do to rip the dvd to your computer and reburn it to be playable in any dvd player. you'll need MacTheRipper to rip the dvd to your harddrive dvd2oneX to make an image out of the rip (and size it down to 4.4gb if it is a DL DVD...

I love MacTheRipper and that would have been my 1st choice as well, but FYI I have also found Handbrake very useful. ...

It's called MacTheRipper and can be found with a simple search here, on Google, or on versiontracker.com. ...

I was in fact able to rip "Hotel Splendide" without any errors. Quite fast, too (I got 45fps encoding to an MPEG-4 file with a 1000kbps rate). I'll do more testing when I find the time, using other apps (MacTheRipper, OSEx etc.) on other DVDs and post the results here. One thing I don't understand is why on earth VLC can't handle a DVD that Handbrake can handle... VLC is...

Use "MacTheRipper" to rip the dvd onto harddrive, after use any application such as Roxio Toast or DVD2One to record it onto dvd, once its been ripped with mactheripper all copy protection is removed. Renember only to use it to backup dvds you own! ... ...

How are you ripping the original DVD? Are you doing it through Popcorn, or using MacTheRipper? Can you please give us a little more detail on the actual process you go through to get to this point?

a.k.a. after MactheRipper or 0SEx0. ...

I ripped a DVD with MactheRipper, but it has a warning about 'bad sectors' I haven't seen this before, and wondered how to proceed. I re-ripped with the same result

Can I store them as Mp4 to save space, This is possible through Handbrake.app What cabling will I need Etc Thank's for your help, CJ