then choose where you want to save the video file VirtualDub Alternative to Rip DVD Now the process is much the same as in Handbrake, click: File > Save as AVI.
You can get the file HERE, you'll need to install it (when doing so, you'll only need the ‘DivX Plus Codec Pack'), restart computer if needed, reopen VirtualDUB and it should now appear in the compression dialogue box. So if you don't see it in this list you'll need to download and install it. Unfortunately this also isn't included with VirtualDUB by default. You'll be presented with a list of options for compressing your video, in this example I'll use the DivX codec. Next, click the ‘Video' menu option and then ‘Compression.'. VirtualDUB will now analyse the DVD and this may take some time. On this new dialogue box, tick ‘Open multiple VOB files as one virtual file'. Then click File > Open Video File - Now you need to navigate to your DVD and click VTS_01_1.VOB (this is usually the first video file on a DVD, then tick the option ‘Ask for extended options' before clicking ‘Open'. When you're ready to rip your DVD, start VirtualDub.exe and accept the licence agreement (obviously only if you agree with it). When you extract VirtualDub, there will be a "plugins" folder, copy the content of the MPEG2 archive into this folder. However, you do need to separately download the MPEG2 plugin (required to decrypt DVDS), download files below: VirtualDUB is a bit different to Handbrake, it doesn't need installing, just extract the archive and run ‘VirtualDub.exe'. For those pople who are quite familiar with the steps of ripping DVD with Handbrake, you may have more interest in copying DVD with VirtualDub, the following article will cover this topic with great details. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.If you are looking for a free solution to copy or backup DVD, Handbrake and VirtualDub can be the best options for you. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
This entry was posted on Saturday, July 13th, 2013 at 18:07 and is filed under mpeg2, VirtualDub. Prior to awareness of this, I would have used VirtualDubMod, but that development has been discontinued as of 2005 (though at the download area says “Last Update: ” VirtualDub will find and use the plugins automatically.Not the existing folder, simply called.File: goes into folders Plugins32 or Plugins64 (as appropriate) of the folder your resides in (32-bit or 64-bit):.MPEG-2 plugin v4.5 by fccHandler, Released March 23, 2012.Ordinarily, VirtualDub cannot understand MPEG-2 video files, but there is a plugin that makes this possible:
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