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by: aka10003 May 18, 2004 8:12 AM PDT

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Rip DVD scenes with high quality

by aka10003 - 5/18/04 8:12 AM

I am experimenting with creating "previews" to available movies, and need to rip scenes from DVDs to AVI format on my PC.

The DVD rippers I find seem to severly reduce the resolution of the ficture.

Any advice?


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Re:Rip DVD scenes with high quality

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 5/18/04 8:21 AM

In Reply to: Rip DVD scenes with high quality by aka10003

The loss is usually because most will compress or recompress so to fit a full movie on recordable DVD or CD.

As such, AVI "format" is your likely culprit. You may have to research how to control compression settings and how to even turn it off.

Bob


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by duroeose - 5/20/04 11:03 PM

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Ripping from motion picture movies?

by jumbofrog - 9/13/11 1:19 PM

In Reply to: Rip DVD scenes with high quality by aka10003

I notice most people talk of editing their home movies, I understand their is copyright protection on motion pictures but all I am trying to do is remove scenes from a movie. To be more specific I am trying to edit XXX movies to be more appropriate for my girlfriend and I. Digital playground has a lot of movies with detailed story lines I'm just trying to remove the hardcore scenes. Any help on how this can be done? All I currently have is Windows Live Movie Maker.

David


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by snapshot2 Moderator - 9/13/11 5:41 PM

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There have been many lawsuits over this type of activity.

CNET does not need to be involved.

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