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Mac The Ripper to rip... What to compress/burn?

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Backin up some of my DVDs (yes, I own them). I used Mac The Ripper to rip them. What freeware should I use to burn them? A few are in the 7 and 8GB zone, so I need to compress them down. What should I use? My friend uses Toast, but it seems to be paid software.
 

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Sorry, discussion of commercial DVD ripping is prohibited here. Even if you own the discs, defeating the encryption is still in violation of US Law.
 
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