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How to convert dvd digital Videos
- 1. How to Convert DVD to Digital Copy Easily
- 2. Convert DVD to digital format
- 3. Converting Super 8 Film to DVD
- 4. How to Rip or Convert DVD Based Movies to a Digital File Format for Easier Computer Based Playback a
- 5. Converting Non-Protected DVD to Digital
- 6. Converting 8mm Film to digital
- 7. How to convert DVD digital copy WMV for Thrive playing
How to Convert DVD to Digital Copy Easily
//www.aimersoft.com/rip-dvd/dvd-to-digital-copy.html //www.aimersoft.com/dvd-ripper.html This article will show you how to copy DVD to digital copy ...
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Dare S.
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on 17 Feb 2015
interesting points ,if anyone else needs to find out about copy dvd to
computer try Womerca DVD Ripper Roadmap (should be on google have a look )
? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my brother in law got
excellent results with it.
Convert DVD to digital format
This podcast will explain how to take a DVD you own and covert it into a digital copy to save on to your computer with Handbreak. It will then also talk about how ...
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David Zilliox
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on 25 Jun 2012
I have Win 7 64 bit. DVD43 says its not compatible with 64 bit and also I
have anydvd which says it conflicts with. What can I do? Can I use the
anydvd instead of dvd43? Thanks
Jeff Peterson
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on 19 Dec 2012
It has been sometime since I have done this so I can not say if DVD43 is
still currently supported or will work with modern DVDs. I will see if I
can find any information...
Heuring
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on 06 Apr 2013
I used Handbrake on my disc. After is converted to digital copy, I played
it and it glitched the whole time as if the disc was scratched up (which it
is not)
Jeff Peterson
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on 18 May 2012
I am sure there are iTunes alternatives. You can still make a digital copy
using Handbreak but then import the file using the iTunes alternative...
Jeff Peterson
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on 18 May 2012
Yes. The iPad preset is a larger format (better quality) than the
iPhone/iTouch format. It will also be a larger file so there is a trade
off...
Daniel Floyd
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on 06 Mar 2012
if handle brake converted from disk drive whats the use of the other
decripter? or did it come from the other decripter on the hard drive. 7
Jeff Peterson
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on 19 Dec 2012
Handbreak is well trusted and safe. I have also never heard problems with
DVD43 but I would make sure you use a trusted source for each.
Jeff Peterson
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on 30 Oct 2012
I have only ever done it with an Apple device but I think the current
version of Handbrake will output the file into multiple formats.
Jeff Peterson
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on 18 May 2012
Yes... The digital copy will be only as good as your original DVD. Many
recommend making a digital copy soon as you get a new DVD/BR.
Luke Schaefer
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on 22 Jun 2012
Thanks for the link to my site about how to setup Handbrake on 64-Bit
Windows, I try and keep that info updated as updates come out!
Jeff Peterson
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on 29 Jun 2012
I updated the information for the video with a 64-bit blog post. Read the
additional information below the video for more details.
Jeff Peterson
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on 16 Jun 2012
I do not know but Handbrake can save the movie in multiple formats. You
will just need to experiment to see which will work.
2ndGenHybridRacer
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on 16 May 2012
If you choose to the ipad preset but sync it to an iphone and/or ipod
touch, will there be a difference in picture quality?
James Hogan
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on 15 May 2012
If your original dvd happens to be scratched or skips, will it affect the
way it plays back when converted to digital?
Jaebird82
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on 20 May 2012
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Converting Super 8 Film to DVD
Kevin Hnatiuk (the Digital Dad) shows you how to convert your old Super 8 Film reels to DVD.
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Davidalp1
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on 15 Jan 2015
Super 8mm film WILL NOT get "Brittle, Dry and Start Cracking - and Soon be
unable to play". (as you have just said).. That's RUBBISH! Super 8mm film
was made to last at least 100 years. It is NOT nitrate film, so it cannot
burn -- and it keeps its colour beautifully through the years, as long it
is stored in a cool dry place, such as that box you have it in... On the
other hand -- that DVD that you have transferred the film to, is MUCH MORE
likely to suffer Disc-Rot over the next ten years or so, and you will end
up with nothing if you throw away your original Super 8mm Film; so for GODS
sake - never throw away the original film, because DVD-s are now slowly
giving way to Blu-Rays; and then of course Blu-Rays will give way to some
newer technology eventually. So if you haven't kept the originals, then you
will lost them forever..... And your childrens Grand-children will never
get to see the Super 8 Film. Just remember this important fact!!!!!! Once
something has been transferred to DVD or Memory Stick, it doesn't mean it's
there FOREVER!!!!!! Your computer could crash and you could lose the whole
thing! And then imagine if you'd thrown away the original film!
UNKNOWNGAM3r
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on 14 Jul 2015
+Yule Cristobal me toooo
Yule Cristobal
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on 11 Jul 2015
+UNKNOWNGAM3r Disc rot..? Sounds disgusting to my ears.... X~X
UNKNOWNGAM3r
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on 27 Jun 2015
Only laserdiscs get disc rot.
James Van Damme
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on 08 May 2015
+Davidalp1 They key there is BACKUP. Once you digitize something and BACK IT UP it's good forever. Best is to give backups to family members so they can enjoy them now, and for years to come. Film will always deteriorate, some slower, some faster. I had one Super 8 that half-peeled off and left blotches - wierd, it wasn't mildew, and was in the box with all the other films which were OK. I wish I'd gotten to some of our old photos before the dyes faded out.
George Sandy
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on 06 May 2015
James Van Damme: There are several ways to get rid of flicker or at least reduce it (cheap ways). One is to have a projector with film speed control. By running the film a little faster or slower you can usually reduce the flicker or eliminate it. Another way is to use the program "VirtualDub" and a deflicker filter. Both can be found on the Internet. Instructions come with it. A good deflicker plugin is MSU- deflicker.
derekgee
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on 27 Nov 2014
This technique will work, but looks like crap compared to any professional
transfer. Do not think you will be getting good results, because you won't.
The colors are washed out and there's visible keystoning in the image.
Note the top of the image is smaller than the bottom. The cost estimates
provided by the host are WAY too high. I've never paid $30 for a 50-foot
reel, it's more like $8-10, depending on how many reels you have. Save
yourself a lot of grief and let a service do the job correctly. Don't throw
away your films after transfer either! You may need to transfer them again
to some other format in the future. (Disclaimer - I am not in the video
transfer business, but I do have film/video production expertise.)
Hugo Patino-Cano
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on 06 Mar 2015
It probably was more expensive back then.
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How to Rip or Convert DVD Based Movies to a Digital File Format for Easier Computer Based Playback a
How to Rip or Convert DVD Based Movies to a Digital File Format for Easier Computer Based Playback.To allow more reliable and streamlined computer based ...
Converting Non-Protected DVD to Digital
Learn how to use Adobe Media Encoder and Premiere Pro CS6 to convert the video files that make up a non-protected DVD to another format to watch or edit ...
Converting 8mm Film to digital
//www.videostation.co.nz Get your 8mm video tapes converted to DVD or other digital format. In this video I will show you how film is professionally ...
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PerfectVideoDay
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on 04 Feb 2011
Fantastic Machine looks great
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