Anyone know of some divx software

[Will Taylor]

where you can just stick a DVD into the drive, press go, and leave it for a few hours, at the end of which you've got a divx movie?

Can't be arsed anymore with the usual method of using about a million different apps/converters/calculators to produce a divx that ends up being just a few MBs too big for a CD :rolleyes: :mad:

Cheers :)

Will

[Dave_S]

Yeah theres loads mate. They never work out quite as good as doing it all manually though.

Try EasyDivX (http://www.downseek.com/download/21833.asp). Seems to work ok :)

Dave

[Will Taylor]

"EasyDivX is an all-in-one DVD backup program for personal use."

lol, cheers mate :)

[Andy Dee]

Easydivx is good.

Read the instructions carefully. I ripped a dvd to divx and it generated a 50 GIG file and filled my HDD.:rolleyes:

[piehound]

i use dup-dvd v2.1.2 and just stick it in and out pops a vcd 2 clicks

pieman

[Will Taylor]

Thanks - I'll give that one a go :)

66 hours later and EastDivx says it is decoding audio, but CPU usage is zero... bloody divxs...

Cheers,

Will

[Martin T]

Where can I get the latest versions of Cladmdec etc? I dont care about doing it manually in stages?

[Dave_S]

If you don't mind the hard way, I'd suggest going to www.vcdhelp.com and perusing the downloads section :)

Dave

[Martin T]

cheers dave:)

[gaz.thomas]

I tend to use dvd2avi to 'backup' my dvds. It does require some setting up but when you've figured it all out you can batch process everything.

http://www.doom9.org is usually pretty good for advice and downloads.

Gaz
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[TomM]

www.dvdripguides.com :)