#dvdripping

[parisyoungworld]

DVD Ripping Is Back — For Free

DVD ripping is back in Any Video Converter V9.2.0.

If you want to convert DVDs to MP4 and watch them more easily on your computer, TV, or phone, this quick tutorial walks through the whole process step by step:

▶ Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc8-N6T7w3o

You’ll learn how to:

Add a DVD disc

Filter short unwanted clips

Select the right DVD title

Keep subtitles and audio tracks

Convert DVD to MP4

Optionally enhance old SD DVD footage with AI

[thedigiblog]

How to rip Disney DVDs to tablets/Android Phones

Are you a big fan of Disney? Are you a big fan of movies? Or

[geekdamian-blog-blog]

Back up your Disney® DVDs for safe keeping. Current as of 15.04.2012

Ever lost a movie DVD due to scratching, lost disc, kids breaking it or any other reason? Well I'll show you how to back up Disney® movies as the current method.

Firstly I will just put in a small disclaimer as I know some people use this for copyright infringement and torrenting etc... but I write this tutorial with intent to simply back up DVDs that YOU have paid for and own the original disc. By clicking

Read more you agree that you will not use this method for any illegal matter that would infringe on the copyrights of  Walt disney and their respected owners as all rights are reserved to their rightful owners. Please see HERE for further details. You also agree that you are not affiliated with Walt Disney®, nor their production in anyway. If you are please leave or contact me via the "Ask" box stating your complaint and a contact email. (This email MUST be verified and @disney.com or disney.com.au anything else will be rejected as spam or scam/phishing. If not, please do continue...

So you have clicked read more and obviously agree with the rights to back up discs you own. I for one like to back up all my discs in case of loss or damage as Disney® only releases specific titles at different times around the year.

Lets get started, you will need a few bits of software. my example is in the following environment.

Windows 7® Home Premium 64BIT (32 shouldn't be an issue.)

Software needed:

AnyDVD 6.0.8.2 - You can search for it here. (I've put it in a "Let me google that for you" redirect as I'm not providing you the direct link, you can choose to click to proceed to the website or not. (I'm not violating Tumblrs Terms of use.) The first link should be the one you need. (Check the location meets the same as google searches)

DVD Decrypter 3.5.4.0 - HERE

Or your choice of DVD ripping software (Note: DVD Shrink doesn't work. Also For purposes of this tutorial I've using DVD decrypter so if you use something else and it doesn't work, that's your problem.)

See the video below for instructions.