How can I transfer movie to Nexus 7

[bjs229]

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[bjs229]

Quote by bigtroutz

The free app DVD Shrink 3.2 (google will find the DL) can suck down & compress or not compress all of the files present on a DVD disk, including the menu etc.  I never used those files (just stripped out the actual movie) but I assume you could include them in the final ripped product.

I use freeware StaxRip to assemble the various files into the final container.

When you say app, is this a program that you use on the PC? I am old skool. When I think ripping, I think Plextor DVD drive and a PC. I vaguely remember  a program that is outlawed now to backup the video ts and the audio files...ugh my brain hurts.

[Bigtroutz]

bjs229, app simply means application.

in this case I run the dvd backup software on my pc simply because of speed and application availability.

those programs are freeware for PC but might also have versions compiled for mac or android, never checked.
DVD shrink removes any copy protection and can also compress/resample files but does a poorer job of bundling all the pieces together into one playable file in the formats I want.

StaxRip compresses and bundles esp to a fixed output size regardless of movie length (great) but does not deal well with copy protection.

If you paid for software you might have better results but this combo works great for me.

[matt]

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I've heard of some people using rip it for me which ties a number of programs together and automates the process. They only use it for discs they already own for backup purposes only. Their intent is to keep from scratching up the dvds and is not meant to be illegal.

Vice versa? I am not Muhamet.

I prefer to poke at things with an extremely long stick behind a shield of anonymity. Should that veil drop  and I would be seen as a stammering, unattractive, bipolar, poor fool then....oops.

[matt]

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