First: I hope this post does not break the rules, I could not find a rule (quick search, I admit) against it.
Now that I have WHS running and have it configured to stream to my TiVo's and PS3, I'm looking to convert my DVD's to digital copies so I can box them up and put them away. I've tried a few different apps and each results in choppy playback. I've tried a number of apps, so I'm going to clean the slate and see what the community recommends.
What apps have you used to rip your personal (legal) DVD collection that resulted in good video quality and playback?
System Specs:
Core i7 920
6GB DDR3
MSI X58 Platinum mobo
EVGA GTX 470
120GB Mushkin SSD (C:)
500GB WD Black (D:)
****UPDATE****
Thanks for the replies, I've tried the following so far...
Got a winner! Rip with other tools and encode w/ Handbrake results in a perfect quality video. Thanks for all the recommendations. It's interesting to see all the different tools and implementations that people use. This will be my setup of choice going forward.
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First: I hope this post does not break the rules, I could not find a rule (quick search, I admit) against it.
Now that I have WHS running and have it configured to stream to my TiVo's and PS3, I'm looking to convert my DVD's to digital copies so I can box them up and put them away. I've tried a few different apps and each results in choppy playback. I've tried a number of apps, so I'm going to clean the slate and see what the community recommends.
What apps have you used to rip your personal (legal) DVD collection that resulted in good video quality and playback?
System Specs:
****UPDATE****
Thanks for the replies, I've tried the following so far...
Got a winner! Rip with other tools and encode w/ Handbrake results in a perfect quality video. Thanks for all the recommendations. It's interesting to see all the different tools and implementations that people use. This will be my setup of choice going forward.
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