If you’ve ever tried to copy a TV series DVD to your computer, you know how hard it is to get it split into individual episodes. This video aims to make that task a lot easier.
DVD Fab: http://www.dvdfab.com/free.htm
Handbrake: http://handbrake.fr/downloads.php
This video will show you some free programs to use for converting DVD’s to play on iPod’s or other portable media devices. You can find the links to the software used in the video below:
DVD Fab (free) -http://www.dvdfab.com/free.htm
Handbrake (free) – http://handbrake.fr/?article=download
iTunes (free) – http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
FOR MAC USERS: As I do not have a Mac, I cannot test this method, but a free program to remove dvd encryption is MacTheRipper. Once it has ripped the DVD to your computer, you can then use Handbrake to convert it as shown in the video.
This video covers the steps needed to convert a VHS video tape to DVD. You will need to purchase a video capture card in order to do this project.
A VCR, a video capture card, a computer, free software from DVD Flick
You can find video capture cards for pretty cheap online. My recommendation would be to search Amazon.com or Surplus Computers for the best deals. Once you have acquired a capture card, install it on your computer.
Using a regular co-axial cable, connect the VCR to the capture card in the same way you would connect it to a TV.
Once you have everything connected, and your computer is turned back on, use the software that came with the video capture card to record the VHS tape from your VCR. Just put the tape in the VCR and play it as you would on a TV.
Using the free software from DVD Flick , you can convert the video to a DVD image and burn it to a DVD. You can also add menus to the DVD using this program.
If you didn’t get any recording software that came with your capture card, you can download some free capture software from the internet. The first one is called Media Portal and the second one is called GB PVR
***UPDATE*** Microsoft has just realeased Windows 7 beta publicly. You can download it here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/
I’m trying out a new video format. Let me know if you like it. If you do, I’ll keep it, if you don’t I’ll switch back in later videos. This video covers the steps on how to download Windows 7 beta for testing purposes ONLY.
Step1:
Download and install muTorrent
Step2a:
Search torrent websites for “Windows 7 Beta”
ISO Hunt
Bite Nova
The Pirate Bay
Step2b:
If you don’t want to download torrents, you can download using rapidshare. Just do a Google search for “Windows 7 Beta rapidshare”, and scan through the results until you find a website with Windows 7 rapidshare links. then download the links.
Step 3:
Once the ISO has download, you can download Deepburner to burn the ISO to a dvd.
This video outlines free programs that allows you to create, edit, burn, and mount ISO image files. The programs used are ISO Recorder, Imgburn, Folder2ISO, and Daemon Tools
The free version of DVD Fab allows you not only to rip DVD’s to your computer, but it also removes any regional or right protection from the DVD as it’s ripping. Then you can use VLC to play back the DVD’s.
Create menu driven DVD’s for your digital videos using free programs. This video uses three programs: DVD Flick, DVD Styler and UnderCoverXP.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to download your favorite YouTube videos and burn them to DVD so that you can play them on your TV. This project requires iPod Video Converter and DVD Flick. This software is Windows only. If you are using a different OS, please download and read the PDF file for alternatives. Also, you may note that DVD Flick doesn’t support menus. For alternate software that supports menus, please refer to the PDF file.-Download PDF file.