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#15
May 17, 2011, 07:08:34 PM
Quote from: Snokio;325139Sorry to hi-jack this thread, but is there a program that will convert a DVD/Bluray into a Mp4 or similar without loosing any quality.

oy thief, i don't post that often then you hi-jack it :p

Benny

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May 18, 2011, 09:44:39 PM
Quick, post so Smite's post disappears. Handbrake is a nice lil' convertor to get things on to your Apple...I'm assuming that's why you need mp4?
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May 22, 2011, 08:03:36 PM
Hi-jacking posts is what i do best ;) It's just remarkable that it's still on topic!
 
It's so i can watch it on my TV via HDD rather than DVD, and I'm sure it can support MP4, but anything that will keep the original quality :)
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May 22, 2011, 09:41:34 PM
Quote from: Snokio;325431Hi-jacking posts is what i do best ;) It's just remarkable that it's still on topic!
 
It's so i can watch it on my TV via HDD rather than DVD, and I'm sure it can support MP4, but anything that will keep the original quality :)

That's the way forward. I haven't played a DVD or Blu-ray disk in years. Stick it on a harddrive plugged into your TV, or a networked HDD if your TV supports DLNA, or get a DVI->HDMI cable and plug is straight into your PC and play away when ever. Disks are so last decade, and streaming is a couple of years of taking over...this is the short term future.

As for ripping DVDs I used to do lossless ones a while back but it was a 3 stage process and I've long since forgotten. There are probably programs to do it all now.
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