Objective - Rip an old DVD (not protected) to a compressed file on disk. Preferably MKV or MP4.
I have many DVD's that I'd like to rip and save to disk with as little space and size as necessary for a quality movie.
I’m a complete novice to using ffmpeg to rip a DVD to a compressed (mkv) file.
I’ve played around with it a little, but there are just too many parameters with the command line switches for this old mind.
Basically all I want to do is rip some old movie DVD’s to disk creating a compressed file similar to the ones you might download from YouTube.
I won’t need the physical DVD’s if I can do this and drive space will be limited till I can upgrade (add an SSD just for movies).
Anyone have a good example of the command line for ffmpeg (with an explanation) to do this that they can share?
Thanks
Input file = I drive - DVD drive
Or
C:\Movies\dvd (dvd copied to this drive)
Desired output file location
G:\Movies\mkv
Output file name
Movie 01.mkv
I have many DVD's that I'd like to rip and save to disk with as little space and size as necessary for a quality movie.
I’m a complete novice to using ffmpeg to rip a DVD to a compressed (mkv) file.
I’ve played around with it a little, but there are just too many parameters with the command line switches for this old mind.
Basically all I want to do is rip some old movie DVD’s to disk creating a compressed file similar to the ones you might download from YouTube.
I won’t need the physical DVD’s if I can do this and drive space will be limited till I can upgrade (add an SSD just for movies).
Anyone have a good example of the command line for ffmpeg (with an explanation) to do this that they can share?
Thanks
Input file = I drive - DVD drive
Or
C:\Movies\dvd (dvd copied to this drive)
Desired output file location
G:\Movies\mkv
Output file name
Movie 01.mkv
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