Home » forums » Discussion » Other Technology

Best DVD to WMV encoder?

Submitted by enzoo on April 3, 2007 - 2:59am. Other Technology

I was wondering if anyone can let me know of some very good software(no matter freeware or shareware ) which allows me to encode from DVD format to WMV format. The encoding should give me high quality video and one that doesn’t give me sync problems etc?
(Encoding videos at 800kpbs)

thanks

» login or register to post comments | previous forum topic | next forum topic

Comment viewing options

Select your preferred way to display the comments and click "Save settings" to activate your changes.

what machine are you using, W

Submitted by cbrandy on April 3, 2007 - 2:42pm.

what machine are you using, Windows or Mac?

You may have a go at ImTOO Products (not free, and not going to give a link) if you want to take anything other than a DVD and rip it down, that is, if you use it under windows. I have used it and it works OK, although, it's not fast. This is what you probably don't want to use if you are looking for free. Maybe someone else can provide a link to something like it, but free.

»
login or register to post comments

cbandy,Thanks for your recomm

Submitted by enzoo on April 4, 2007 - 4:24am.

cbandy,Thanks for your recommendation.
But I work in Mac, could anyone suggest me this kind of software for Mac?

»
login or register to post comments

Re: cbandy,Thanks for your recomm

Submitted by justwing on April 4, 2007 - 12:49pm.
enzoo wrote:
cbandy,Thanks for your recommendation.
But I work in Mac, could anyone suggest me this kind of software for Mac?

there is stuff like Forum Spam DVD Ripper that works under Mac, but also not free.

»
login or register to post comments
dankephoto's picture

HandBrake

Submitted by dankephoto on April 4, 2007 - 1:51pm.

I use HandBrake all the time to back up DVDs to .mp4 files. It has the option to rip as wmv as well, though I don't use that 'format' myself.

dan k

» || web page | Applish goodies servers Carracho (port9700) & Hotline (port9500) ||
» email macdan at comcast.net

login or register to post comments