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Movies?

DC5_ITR · 2006-03-07 13:11:29

Hi all I have a DVD which was created last year using Windows Movie Maker of various junk. I am able to turn this DVD into a file that windows media can play without needing the DVD disc in the drive. Does my iBook G4 let me do something similar? Any help appreciated. Thanks

07-03-2006 1:11pm

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DC5_ITR

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Hi all

I have a DVD which was created last year using Windows Movie Maker of various junk. I am able to turn this DVD into a file that windows media can play without needing the DVD disc in the drive. Does my iBook G4 let me do something similar?

Any help appreciated.

Thanks

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#2 07-03-2006 1:33pm

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handbrake, I guess

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#3 07-03-2006 1:53pm

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erm... sorry - i'm a complete mac newbie - is handbrake an application? if so, does it comes with the Tiger OS as standard?

thanks.

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#4 07-03-2006 2:17pm

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sorry my post was a bit short.

Yea, handbrake an extra application that can be used to rip DVD disks to your hard drive. Im assuming your disks are in DVD-Video format, rather than a bunch of .wmv's burned to a disk.

You can get handbrake here

and also try this

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#5 07-03-2006 11:15pm

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nice one - i'll try those links on the mac as soon as i figure how to get it on my network.

thanks alot for the help - much appreciated.

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