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hello, what the best tools to convert dvd to mpeg ?
thanks

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I've always had success with Xilisoft Video Converter! It's the best program for audio/video conversion. However it is not free but I think you can try it before you buy.

If you want freeware apps...look for Super Video Converter
http://download.cnet.com/Super-Video-Converter/3000-2194_4-10277613.html

Or Any Video Converter
http://download.cnet.com/Any-Video-Converter/3000-2194_4-10661456.html

Another decent trial application is Total Video Converter
http://download.cnet.com/Total-Video-Converter/3000-2194_4-10429299.html

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thanks for your suggestion... going to there...

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i have try to use Any DVD Converter but i have waiting for more than 1 hours and it just convert 7% of title 1
it have 12 title in the dvd..

it this is a normal process ??
how long time to convert 1 dvd ?

thanks

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i have try to use Any DVD Converter but i have waiting for more than 1 hours and it just convert 7% of title 1
it have 12 title in the dvd..

it this is a normal process ??
how long time to convert 1 dvd ?

thanks

Since I haven't used Any DVD converter I cannot say how long it will take but I have converted videos like 1GB into different formats using xilisoft and it didn't take as long as you are describing.

maybe a side effect of using a freeware app. However it does matter a lot on your computer specifications. If you got a older processor with low RAM this could happen.
How much ram do you have and what type of cpu do you have?

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i am using 4 GB RAM and my processor is Pentium T4200 :)
thanks

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Thats not too bad. Try converting a smaller video file of say around 100mb or so to see how long that takes.

If it still gets stuck than maybe its time to try another program.

Just to make sure the dvd you are trying to convert is it protected? Because protected files might not get converted...

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Yes they can take awhile sometimes. Depends on how big but the standard time frame is about 30-45 min Maybe a wee bit longer.

What size system do u use ?? Also what other programs as some are way better. I have a ton i use or have used. I will post aa list of them. Give me a sec.

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DVDvideosoft - free video converter + free dvd convert (awesome set of free programs)
imedia (ISkysoft)

Plus mainly when using / selecting a dvd copier use one that has that offer with one that can save in different formats. Thats the ones i have alot of. The converters here though are great. (if you need them )

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DVDvideosoft - free video converter + free dvd convert (awesome set of free programs)
imedia (ISkysoft)

Plus mainly when using / selecting a dvd copier use one that has that offer with one that can save in different formats. Thats the ones i have alot of. The converters here though are great. (if you need them )

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Matter of fact, if you get this in time. Give away of the day is giving it away right now. Check it out here:

WinX HD Video Converter Deluxe is not only an almighty video converter with practical video editing features such as Split and Crop, but also a fast video downloader and DVD burner.

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