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You shouldn't actually need to rip the DVD to do this. You should just be able to copy the files to your hard drive and play them....<br />
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Anyway, FlaskMPEG is a good ripper for Windows. <br />
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You shouldn't actually need to rip the DVD to do this. You should just be able to copy the files to your hard drive and play them....

Anyway, FlaskMPEG is a good ripper for Windows.



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OK but once it is on the hard drive how would you play it?
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OK but once it is on the hard drive how would you play it?

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Copy the VIDEO_TS folder fromt the DVD to your hard drive and then specify that drive as your DVD drive to a software DVD player, e.g. WinDVD....<br />
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From there you can play as normal...
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Copy the VIDEO_TS folder fromt the DVD to your hard drive and then specify that drive as your DVD drive to a software DVD player, e.g. WinDVD....

From there you can play as normal...

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You can also copy an individual .VOB file to your hard-disk and play with Windows Media Player if you have an MPEG-2 codec installed....
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You can also copy an individual .VOB file to your hard-disk and play with Windows Media Player if you have an MPEG-2 codec installed....

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I am looking for a program that can cache a DVD movie on to the hard drive so that I can play the movie with a second battery in my hot swap bay.<br />
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Anybody know of one?
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I am looking for a program that can cache a DVD movie on to the hard drive so that I can play the movie with a second battery in my hot swap bay.

Anybody know of one?

Want a program that caches DVD to hard drive

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