| ripping IFO to wmv [message #392] |
Mon, 05 October 2015 16:03  |
 oilreg
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Registered: October 2006 |
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heya
i got a trial of VC, and was trying to rip a IFO file to wmv,
well i tried VC cause i heard i could select the scenes and must not do the whole DVD to reach my goal, but can´t see with using the wizzard where i can select anything ?
2nd issue, my comp is a AMD Athlon 3700+, 1GB RAM, some 1200 ATI graphics adapter, and this process of ripping takes year, and i can almost not touch anything else while the process is running, is that normal ?
thx
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| Re: ripping IFO to wmv [message #404 is a reply to message #392 ] |
Fri, 16 October 2015 16:43  |
Videocharge Support
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Registered: December 2005
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| oilreg wrote on Thu, 05 October 2006 12:03 |
heya
i got a trial of VC, and was trying to rip a IFO file to wmv,
well i tried VC cause i heard i could select the scenes and must not do the whole DVD to reach my goal, but can´t see with using the wizzard where i can select anything ?
2nd issue, my comp is a AMD Athlon 3700+, 1GB RAM, some 1200 ATI graphics adapter, and this process of ripping takes year, and i can almost not touch anything else while the process is running, is that normal ?
thx
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1. When working with IFO file in Wizard follow all the steps, finally click "Finish" and choose "No, I'd like to start the process later". Then click the Editor button - Timeline Editor will open. Here you can select the necessary scenes (use Toggle Marking  button on the bottom left).
2. Video decoding/encoding is a resource-intensive enough process, therefore most likely it is normal. Additional resourses are also taken when you work with DVD directly from DVD-ROM. Preliminary copying a whole DVD to hard disk may hasten the process.
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