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dvd to imovie hd or idvd

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i have a quick question. I tried searching but i couldn't really find anything similar to my situation. I recorded something on tv using my home dvd recorder. There is no encryption because i chose not to add encryption. I want to make copies of this dvd on my mac but i want to use idvd or imovie to add a menu and possibly a slide show on to the dvd. How would i extract the movie i recorded so i can use it on idvd or imovie to make menus etc and burn it to another dvd? thanks in advance.... :dummy:
 
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u could also use mac the ripper, convert using mpegstreamclip and then import into iMovie
 
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thanks for responding guys but i am still having problems...i ripped my dvd with mac the ripper but now how do i convert those files to either mpeg or mov? I downloaded mepegstremclip but i don't know how to use it very well.
is there anything else? also when i use mepegstreamclip it ask me for a quicktime 2 codec. anyone can let me know where i can find that for really really cheap on the net? pm me or email me at [email protected].

thanks again ...
ehmjay said:
u could also use mac the ripper, convert using mpegstreamclip and then import into iMovie
 
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I would take EDIT-XTREEM's advice and use Handbrake, it's one step and very easy.
 

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