What is the best software for copying DVD's, preferably to DIVX. And what are the best settings to use to obtain the best quality picture.
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You will get a better answer to this in Softwareworld mate.
That would be the place to try.
Also www.doom9.org will answer any DVD related question you could think of
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Consult this page, for aid regarding information on ripping DVD-Vs to MPEG-4.
http://www17.tomshardware.com/video/00q3/000913/
AfterDawn Guides has all the info and links to software a beginner should need. DivX is classic and everyone knows it's quality, but XviD works very well. 3viX shuold also make very nice quality videos, but I seem to lean toward XivD.
The Mega Codec Pack should be useful no matter what.
You can also copy directly to another DVD by using DVD Decrypter and DVD Shrink
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