Ripping DVDs to iPod touch 4th generation
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Re: Ripping DVDs to iPod touch 4th generationHandbrake is for file compression or conversion not ripping.
You would need software such as ripit to get a dvd file then you would convert it or "compress" it to an mpeg4 for your ipod.Last edited by ChantzFox; 15-06-2012 at 04:51. -
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Re: Ripping DVDs to iPod touch 4th generationHandbrake will rip DVDs, however it might not be able to rip every DVD.(Original post by ChantzFox)
Handbrake is for file compression or conversion not ripping.
You would need software such as ripit to get a dvd file then you would convert it or "compress" it to an mpeg4 for your ipod.
Mangoh, I don't think you need to do anything to ensure the video is in sync, just select the output settings (resolution, quality) and run it. -
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The DVD has chspters, do I create chapter markers as well?(Original post by Scott1541)
Handbrake will rip DVDs, however it might not be able to rip every DVD.
Mangoh, I don't think you need to do anything to ensure the video is in sync, just select the output settings (resolution, quality) and run it.
what setting do I choose for an iPod touch 4?
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Re: Ripping DVDs to iPod touch 4th generationUse the iPhone 4 preset, it has the same resolution as your iPod.(Original post by mangoh)
The DVD has chspters, do I create chapter markers as well?
what setting do I choose for an iPod touch 4?
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If chapters are displayed in the box below the chapter markers tick box and you want chapter markers then tick the box. I am not sure if it will create them or not as I haven't used this feature before.Last edited by Scott1541; 15-06-2012 at 14:05. -
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Re: Ripping DVDs to iPod touch 4th generationI don't get it.(Original post by Scott1541)
Use the iPhone 4 preset, it has the same resolution as your iPod.
If chapters are displayed in the box below the chapter markers tick box and you want chapter markers then tick the box. I am not sure if it will create them or not as I haven't used this feature before.
iTunes great quality around 800MB for movie
Movie converted from handbrake using iPhone 4 settings = 5GB and stutters a lot -
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Re: Ripping DVDs to iPod touch 4th generationWhat codec were you using? I always use H.264 and have never had any problems. I'm not sure about the file sizes and how large they usually are because I don't really put any videos or films on my iPhone, they stay on my iPod Classic.(Original post by mangoh)
I don't get it.
iTunes great quality around 800MB for movie
Movie converted from handbrake using iPhone 4 settings = 5GB and stutters a lot
If you are ripping a dvd the stuttering could be caused by scratches on the disc, if the source is fine then I don't know what might be causing the stuttering. -
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dw sorted now(Original post by Scott1541)
What codec were you using? I always use H.264 and have never had any problems. I'm not sure about the file sizes and how large they usually are because I don't really put any videos or films on my iPhone, they stay on my iPod Classic.
If you are ripping a dvd the stuttering could be caused by scratches on the disc, if the source is fine then I don't know what might be causing the stuttering.
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