HOW TO: Rip DVDs with DVDFab HD Decrypter
Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 4:50 pm
Introduction: This guide will explain how to rip DVDs with DVDFab HD Decrypter.
Requirement: The following items listed below must be meet before beginning this guide.
1. Run DVDFab HD Decrypter.
2. Insert DVD disc into DVD drive. Program will scan available DVD drive(s) for DVD disc. Scanning takes only a few seconds.
3. Click "Main Movie".
4. Apply the following settings before clicking the start button.
6. Click "OK" button when DVD is done ripping.
Continuation: HOW TO: Open ripped DVDs into MediaCoder.
Disclaimer:
Author is not responsible for the contents ripped from DVDs. It's solely the user(s) responsibility on how the contents well be handled or used. Author assumes DVDs were legally purchased by the user(s) for private, non-commerical use only. Author does not support piracy in any shape or form.
Requirement: The following items listed below must be meet before beginning this guide.
- Hardware Needed:
DVD-ROM, DVD-RW or HD-DVD
Program Needed:
DVDFab HD Decrypter (1st hit on Google)
1. Run DVDFab HD Decrypter.
2. Insert DVD disc into DVD drive. Program will scan available DVD drive(s) for DVD disc. Scanning takes only a few seconds.
3. Click "Main Movie".
4. Apply the following settings before clicking the start button.
5. Sit back and relax. Ripping will take time to complete.1: Title with the longest play time will be selected automatically. Nothing further needs to be done.
2: Remove all audio tracks except for the one that has a green arrow pointing next to it.
3: Remove all subtitles tracks.
4: Remember where program stores ripped DVD.
5: Click "Start" button to begin.
6. Click "OK" button when DVD is done ripping.
Continuation: HOW TO: Open ripped DVDs into MediaCoder.
Disclaimer:
Author is not responsible for the contents ripped from DVDs. It's solely the user(s) responsibility on how the contents well be handled or used. Author assumes DVDs were legally purchased by the user(s) for private, non-commerical use only. Author does not support piracy in any shape or form.