I suppose it depends on exactly what you want to do...
If you just want to take your rented/bought/borrowed DVD and have a copy
to play when you want - take a perfect rip, transcode it to your favourite
format and burn it to a CD (most movies will transcode down to less than
700MB without s
OK, this is a different approach but I plan on using the Dacal carousel.
. It will of course require moving the disc from the carousel to the
dvd player, but I dont think that is a big deal. And on top of that
Dacal is coming out with a version with a built in dvd player. I just
dont want to
I am looking for the "best accepted practices" to perform the
following tasks in Linux:
1) Rip a commercial DVD
2) If necessary, transcode it and compress it to fit on a DVD5
(regular DVD+/-R)
3) Be able to selectively burn various tracks, audio, and menus
4) Burn the DVD (or alternatively c
