Ripping Video Content
To rip a DVD video to an MP4 file on your computer, you can use several software programs that are designed for this purpose. Here are a few popular options:
HandBrake:
HandBrake is a free, open-source, and cross-platform DVD ripping tool that can convert DVDs to various video formats, including MP4.
Download and install HandBrake from its official website (https://handbrake.fr/).
Insert your DVD into your computer's DVD drive.
Open HandBrake and select the DVD as the source.
Choose the MP4 format as the output format and configure other settings as needed.
Click the "Start" button to begin the ripping process.
MakeMKV:
MakeMKV is another free tool for ripping DVDs to MKV files, but you can easily convert MKV to MP4 using other software like HandBrake or FFmpeg.
Download and install MakeMKV from its official website (https://www.makemkv.com/).
Insert your DVD.
Open MakeMKV, select the DVD drive as the source, and choose the title you want to rip.
Click the "MakeMKV" button to start the ripping process.
Once you have an MKV file, you can use a video converter to convert it to MP4.
DVDFab:
DVDFab is a paid software that offers a wide range of features for DVD and Blu-ray ripping, copying, and conversion.
Download and install DVDFab from its official website (https://www.dvdfab.cn/).
Insert your DVD.
Open DVDFab and select the Ripper module.
Load your DVD, choose the MP4 format as the output, and configure settings as desired.
Click the "Start" button to initiate the ripping process.
WinX DVD Ripper:
WinX DVD Ripper is a user-friendly, paid software for ripping DVDs to various formats, including MP4.
Download and install WinX DVD Ripper from its official website (https://www.winxdvd.com/dvd-ripper-platinum/).
Insert your DVD.
Open WinX DVD Ripper, select the source, choose MP4 as the output format, and customize settings.
Click the "Run" button to start the ripping process.
Please ensure that you only use these tools to rip DVDs that you own and have the right to copy for personal use. Ripping copyrighted DVDs for distribution or sharing is illegal in many countries.