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About:
dvd::rip is a full featured DVD copy program
written in Perl. It provides an easy-to-use but
feature-rich GTK+ GUI to control almost all
aspects of the ripping and transcoding process. It
uses the widely known video processing swissknife,
transcode, and many other Open Source tools.
Release focus: Major feature enhancements
Changes:
This release has multiple AVI audio track support, on-the-fly transcoding, usage of existent DVD images, transcode's port of mplayer's audio normalizing filter, and saving a backup copy of the project file after TOC reading and ripping. It works with Perl 5.8.0 (also with 5.6.1 and probably 5.005) and transcode 0.6.0 and 0.6.1. There are many other smaller features and bugfixes.
Author:
Jörn Reder [contact developer]
Homepage:
http://www.exit1.org/dvdrip/
Tar/GZ:
http://www.exit1.org/dvdrip/dist/dvdrip-0.98.9.tar.gz
Changelog:
http://www.exit1.org/dvdrip/changes.cipp?version=0.98.9
Mailing list archive:
http://www.exit1.org/archive/dvdrip-users/
Trove categories:
[change]
Dependencies:
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No dependencies filed
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» Vitality: 8.40% (Rank 67)
» Popularity: 17.44% (Rank 68)
 
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Record hits: 231,547
URL hits: 137,711
Subscribers: 311
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Branches
Releases
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Version
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Focus
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Date
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0.98.9
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Minor feature enhancements |
05-Oct-2008 14:43 |
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0.98.8
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Minor feature enhancements |
10-Aug-2007 06:12 |
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0.98.7
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Minor bugfixes |
05-Aug-2007 20:35 |
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0.98.6
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Major bugfixes |
14-Apr-2007 19:57 |
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0.98.5
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Major bugfixes |
13-Apr-2007 20:11 |
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0.98.4
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Minor bugfixes |
24-Mar-2007 12:00 |
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0.98.3
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Minor bugfixes |
10-Mar-2007 11:17 |
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0.98.2
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Minor feature enhancements |
25-Nov-2006 11:37 |
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0.98.1
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Minor bugfixes |
25-Aug-2006 17:14 |
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0.98.0
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Major feature enhancements |
20-Aug-2006 17:32 |
Comments
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Acidrip is better
by actarus - May 29th 2005 03:22:09
Honestly, I have trouble understanding why dvd::rip seems to be more
popular than acidrip because as far as I have tried the former, the latter
is much simpler AND faster.
First I find options present in acidrip are self explanatory and if not a
tooltip appear when you're above explaining what the option does.
Second, ripping a dvd to a divx is really a matter of one click in acidrip
whereas it seems to be more complicated in dvd::rip.
Third, acidrip allows you to rip subtitles wheither you encode dvd on the
fly or not and I don't understand that limitation in dvd::rip
Last but bot least, acidrip encodes a 2 hours dvd in 50 minutes on my
machine whereas I tried a on the fly encode (correct me if I'm wrong, but I
guess this must be the fastest method) with dvd::rip and few minutes after
launching (to let the software computes accuratly the remaining time), it
displayed 3 hours remaining. I must admit I did not complete the process to
see if it would have really taken 3 hours :-). The preceding test was made
using ffmpeg codec.
I must admit dvd::rip seems to have some more advanced features than
acidrip like cd burning, and whole bunch of video options not present in
acidrip. But I feel most of the time the simple options present in acidrip
are enought and if you need more you can always add some command line
options that will be passed to mencoder. And above all I think the price
that must be payed for those advanced features if too high if I consider
the peformance and simplicity loss.
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dvd::rip has everything you need all in one
by accurate - May 21st 2003 15:35:27
dvd::rip has made it easy to convert dvd to divx. Instead of using several
applications to do one task, dvd::rip has made it where all I do is put a
dvd disk in, resize it, clip it, and encode directly from dvd to a divx avi
file. I recommend this for anyone.
-- Jason
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Great!
by Apopatos - Oct 17th 2002 17:47:37
I use it from 0.40 version and now in 0.46 it has changed a lot. It's
developers add constantly more and more features. So now I can rip my DVDs
in harddisk and create divx, xvid and ffmpeg movies with a lot of options
(deinterlace, antialise, mp3, ac3 and more), with axcellent quality (HQ and
fast resize) and WITHOUT delay of my sound. Now I wait the next version
with subtitles and Ogg Vorbis support :) Do you want anything else? Two
friends installed Linux only because of it,after their failure with
Flaskmpeg, DVDx, Easydivx and others :))
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cluster mode svcd
by Killerhippy - Sep 2nd 2002 17:01:43
transcode's mailinlist
http://www.theorie.physik.uni-goettingen.de/pipermail/transcode-users/2002-April/001737.html
tells about
---schnipp---
next transcode snapshot will feature a new long option
"--cluster_chunks a-b" for convenient
selection of a chunk range a-b in addition to existing cluster
encoding options. This will make (S)VCD/DVD cluster encoding work.
---schnapp---
this was a posting from Thomas Oestreich himself and the option mentioned
above is already implemented at version v0.6.0.
I haven't prooved it on the console, but I am wondering when dvdrip
enables this feature or the faq about this updated.
I am really looking forward for clustering mode when producing svcds with
dvdrip using transcode.
sincerely
killerhippy
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Re: cluster mode svcd
by Jörn Reder - Sep 2nd 2002 17:17:46
I hadn't the time to check this out until now, but currently I'm working on
the cluster anyway, so I'll take a look at it. If it works as expected,
adding (S)VCD support shouldn't be too hard. Don't know if it gets into
0.45, but 0.46 should be no problem.
Regards,
Jörn
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Re: cluster mode svcd
by mr_codebreaker - Apr 18th 2005 07:07:00
I am very much interested in your project especially as I am having a
Beowulf Cluster, I am looking forward to utilise a program such as yours to
fully harness the power of my machines. Unfortunately, I cant install your
s/w because of too many dependency problems and though I did all I could to
prevent the dependency problems, I was not successful. I am having a tuff
time trying to install Transcode, its shoing too many dependecy problems
one after the other. Is there some manner by which I can resolve this? Also
though installed dvd::rip especially the dvdserver and player, on execution
I am getting compiler errors stating the there is a string where an
operator was expected etc. @myvariable=_"ABCD"; in statements like these
the above error keeps on cropping up. Can u help me solve this
problem?
> I hadn't the time to check this out
> until now, but currently I'm working on
> the cluster anyway, so I'll take a look
> at it. If it works as expected, adding
> (S)VCD support shouldn't be too hard.
> Don't know if it gets into 0.45, but
> 0.46 should be no problem.
>
> Regards,
>
> Jörn
>
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Re: cluster mode svcd
by Jörn Reder - Apr 18th 2005 14:33:19
Hi,
installing transcode from source is indeed no easy task, but you should
find anything important in the INSTALL document and on the wiki at
http://www.transcoding.org/.
The dvd::rip _"ABCD" error message you mentioned look like you're missing
the Locale::TextDomain module, but dvd::rip should have complained about
that already during installation.
Also I'm not sure if a Beowolf cluster is the right environment for
dvd::rip, but I don't know any details about Beowolf, so I may be wrong.
Please don't answer on this Reply inside freshmeat.net, I don't like the
interface (sorry guys, but it's really an anachronism...). Use the
dvdrip-users mailiing list or send mail straight to me. You find the
relevant information in the SUPPORT section on dvd::rip's homepage.
Regards,
Joern
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