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Old 20-09-2009, 14:34   #8
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Re: DVD Ripper

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Originally Posted by chrome View Post
i was just going to ask, what i want to do is to store all my dvd's on external hd, the problem is my comp ( media center ) is in a different room to tv, i have been told a good quality video sender or media sender will work, but what do you think for the best qualitly pic, what should i convert to the dvd to?
Well, do you want your backups to be full quality or slightly less? A DVD is generally 4.7GB. An AVI rip of a DVD is around 700MB. Quality or file size?

If you have enough hard drive space, I'd advise doing normal DVD rips, and leaving them in DVD format.

You don't need a 'video sender' to send media such as these. A standard file share over wires or wireless will do the job perfectly. Though transfering 1 film takes a while on wireless, let alone a good amount.
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