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Ok, now you press ok and you can do one of those things:
1. Go to save avi option under file and rip the whole movie, or...
2. move the bar to where you want the clip to start, press the first bracket to hold it there and then move the bar again to where you want the clip to end and click the ending bracket to end the clip there. Then go to file, save avi.
After this, a little box will pop up and you'll want to pick one of the Divx options. I chose fast but I don't think that has anything to do with it.
After you get what you want, you are free to use those clips in Windows Movie maker to make a video. It's easier to do it by clips because you can edit a little better and not have to edit the whole movie for 3 seconds worth of it  |
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Wait! Not all of them! lol. Just 6 are the movie. All the rest is the file menus, and extras on the DVD. If you found the folder they are under, just rearrange the icons by their size. (left click, arrange icons, by size)
The biggest ones should be the movie itself, but if you just click one to open, 5 others should come along with it automatically. |
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| AladdinsGenie wrote: |
Wait! Not all of them! lol. Just 6 are the movie. All the rest is the file menus, and extras on the DVD. If you found the folder they are under, just rearrange the icons by their size. (left click, arrange icons, by size)
The biggest ones should be the movie itself, but if you just click one to open, 5 others should come along with it automatically. |
No, it was all of the movie... I have it all transfered, but here is the thing... I can see the movie if I go through clip by clip, but I can't actually play it because of parental controls. How do I beat them?
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| Parental controls? What the cheese? You opened the DVDAVI2 program, went to open, found the vob files, clicked on the one that is the biggest size, 5 other ones came with it and it's saying you can't see it because of parental controls? Does your computer have parental controls? |
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Is it safe to download this program? you know, nothing will harm my computer, right? and do i download the ripper pack or the codec?  |
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| No, the computer let me download all the files... I can see them... but the movie won't play. It just let's me click through all the frames of the movies. It simply won't let me play the movie. |
Well, you don't really need to play it per se. You can just move the sliding bar to the part you want and save what you need. Are you opening the files though the program or just clicking on them in an open folder?
And no Vortex, this is totally not safe at all. It's apart of my plan to take over the world  It's the pack you need. |
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| Hourglass wrote: |
| No, the computer let me download all the files... I can see them... but the movie won't play. It just let's me click through all the frames of the movies. It simply won't let me play the movie. |
Well, you don't really need to play it per se. You can just move the sliding bar to the part you want and save what you need. Are you opening the files though the program or just clicking on them in an open folder?
And no Vortex, this is totally not safe at all. It's apart of my plan to take over the world It's the pack you need. |
lol, just don't want my expensive comp to crash.  |
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2. move the bar to where you want the clip to start, press the first bracket to hold it there.
Then move the bar again to where you want the clip to end and click the ending bracket to end the clip there. Then go to file, save avi. |
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Still be sitting there wanting to make a video but not have a program to do it with.
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