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Posted by Hackz87 on 02-19-2005 08:32 PM:

Question Question

I have a alot of dvd's i would like to make back up copys of....but I only have a cd-r, i would like to know if there is a program that rips dvd's converts them to vcd so they can fit on a 80min/700m disk. If there is so, please send me a hyper link or the program name so i can go get it...Thank You


Posted by Robert Jones on 02-20-2005 03:07 AM:

explore www.vcdhelp.com they have guides for everything, also would help if you used the search forums function as this has been asked squillions of times.


Posted by Mr_Grinch on 02-20-2005 02:02 PM:

Just so you know, you likely won't be able to fit a film on one cd and keep the quality up to a decent level.


Posted by Tommygunpow187 on 02-23-2005 03:17 AM:

I us Intervideo dvd copy nice little tool!

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Posted by deelite on 03-04-2005 08:01 PM:

Yikes.
Do I feel bad for you.
Have fun.


Posted by katsushin on 03-15-2005 11:22 AM:

Id suggest dipping into yer moms purse(or any purse handy), pull out a C note, ride your bike to the store and buy a dual format DVD burner...you wont be sorry(unless youre caught of course, in which case I will disavow any knowlege of you or your question) ¬_¬
With the time you save you can get a job and pay back the $100 before you would be into double digits on your DVD -> CDr backups


Posted by MarkMathers on 03-15-2005 06:51 PM:

as im sure there is around you, look for a walmart and go to the electronic section then look at the software you will find a program that can copy dvds (i dont remember the name but i know its in a red encasing) its like 5 dollars. I bought it and before i had a dvd burner it was god. It will burn it to svcd or vcd or even divx. I is painfully slow however.


Posted by J Fresh on 03-15-2005 06:56 PM:

FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE
.: DVD2SVCD :.
FREE FREE FREE FREE FREEKEVIN FREE

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Posted by MarkMathers on 03-15-2005 06:57 PM:

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Originally posted by virus_uk
use the search forums function as this has been asked squillions of times.


I have passed on as much of the wealth of amazing information gathered here as I can but I never tell them to visit here because as soon as almost anyone posts here, they are met with a reply of 'do a search'. This forum is home for so many of you guys with amazing knowledge and expertise. Yet is is ruined by the all to common unfriendly attitute displayed to an extent in this thread and certainly in main others. It's pathetic. Truly pathetic.


Posted by The CandyMan on 03-15-2005 07:03 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkMathers
I have passed on as much of the wealth of amazing information gathered here as I can but I never tell them to visit here because as soon as almost anyone posts here, they are met with a reply of 'do a search'. This forum is home for so many of you guys with amazing knowledge and expertise. Yet is is ruined by the all to common unfriendly attitute displayed to an extent in this thread and certainly in main others. It's pathetic. Truly pathetic.


But are expertise has been posted numerous times, why should anyone who has answered many of these same questions (myself included) have to retype the same thing over and over again (which is tedious) or even do a search ourselves for someone else? Simple matter of doing a search, they will receive numerous answers and solutions, and if not, then by all means, post the question.

But for god sakes, do a search first!!!

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Posted by The CandyMan on 03-15-2005 07:05 PM:

Damn multitasking lag. . .

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