2012-01-11, 16:16
Hey Guys,
I'm new to XBMC. I just downloaded it to my Apple TV 2G a few days ago and I really like it. Here's my issue. I love the idea of an all-in-one media center, but i still have a ton of DVDs I'd like to transfer.
I've been using DVDFab to Rip my DVDs into vob format for use on XBMC. When i watch the moves, on my ATV2, the picture and sound quality are great. However, the playback controls really stink. I can't fastforward because the video only streams like 20 seconds at a time, and more importantly if i "menu" out of the movie i can't resume from where i left off. It's the worst when you're watching a movie and you sit on the remote and then can't get back to it.
I've tried about a dozen rippers to try to use .mkv, .avi, .wmv for my ripped movies. The playback controls and resume great, but the video quality is terrible. It's really pixly and choppy.
I don't care about the cost of a ripper, the size of the output file, or the time it takes to rip, i just want to be able to transfer my DVDs without losing playbackability and without losing any A/V quality. Any suggestions on what format or ripper i should use to convert my DVDs?
Thanks.
I'm new to XBMC. I just downloaded it to my Apple TV 2G a few days ago and I really like it. Here's my issue. I love the idea of an all-in-one media center, but i still have a ton of DVDs I'd like to transfer.
I've been using DVDFab to Rip my DVDs into vob format for use on XBMC. When i watch the moves, on my ATV2, the picture and sound quality are great. However, the playback controls really stink. I can't fastforward because the video only streams like 20 seconds at a time, and more importantly if i "menu" out of the movie i can't resume from where i left off. It's the worst when you're watching a movie and you sit on the remote and then can't get back to it.
I've tried about a dozen rippers to try to use .mkv, .avi, .wmv for my ripped movies. The playback controls and resume great, but the video quality is terrible. It's really pixly and choppy.
I don't care about the cost of a ripper, the size of the output file, or the time it takes to rip, i just want to be able to transfer my DVDs without losing playbackability and without losing any A/V quality. Any suggestions on what format or ripper i should use to convert my DVDs?
Thanks.