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Briefly speaking, all files that make a re-encode to DVDs are called DVDRIP. The core technology of DVDRIP is separated to three parts: Make video compression by using Mpeg4 formats, make audio compression by using MP3 or AC3 codecs and make the subtitles by using some relevant software. There are many codecs that can be used to make a video compression. The most popular among them are DivX, XviD and X264 which was announced recently. As the codecs are different between each other, the quality of videos that are encoded is not the same. Generally speaking, the X264 codec combines the advantages of file size and video quality and are said to be the mainstream of encoding in the future. The only shortcoming of this codec is that it costs many system resources to be played on either PCs or portable media players. The DivX and XviD codecs do not need to use original DVD files. The DVD files can be several times smaller after the re-encoding with DivX or XviD codec. Because of the file size and relative high quality, DVDRIP has been welcomed by many people. The DivX and Xvid codecs are generated from Microsoft MPEG4.

Easy DVD Rip can convert any clips of DVD videos into VCD, SVCD or AVI files. It allows users to select audio tracks and subtitle from DVD. When start converting, users only need to click their mouse to finish it. The convert engine of this software has four different modes: entire titles or chapters, separated chapters, combining chapters and time range. It can detect all of the parameters of original DVD files and can modify the convert setting automatically before the convert is started. This make the convert procedural more convenient and easy-operating for beginner users. By the way, it contains the VCD and SVCD burning tools which allows users to make their own DVDRIP discs.

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We all know DVDs. It is an excellent media format for household video watching. It adapts MPEG2 video encoding and AC3, DTS audio encodings which ensure the high quality of DVDs but have a shortcoming of too big file size. One DVD cost us almost 4.7G to store. It is easy to learn that it’s no sense to spread DVD files via Internet due to the current conditions. It will cost huge resources to upload DVD files onto the host servers. Nor do we want to download a video file with its size of as many as 7G. Not to mention that we will not save them in our hard disks.

Here we get DVDRIPs. It can separate video stream, audio tracks and subtitles from one DVD file and compress them or do other processes. It then combines them into one single file with much smaller file size and almost the same quality as the original DVD file. We have software like WinZip or WINRAR to do similar jobs on ordinary files. If we want to make DVDRIPs by ourselves, we should use professional encoding software.

To rip a DVD there are three steps. The first is to use MPEG4 to encode the video stream. Secondly, to compress audio tracks through using MP3 or DTS codecs. The last is to draw out subtitles.

Now we have got some basic knowledge of DVDRIP so we can start to make it. DVDPean Pro is a kind of DVDRIP making software that supports almost all popular video and audio formats. It has a powerful function of converting DVDs that it allows users to modify the parameter of converting. Those users with relevant encoding knowledge can make a DVDRIP whose quality is wonderful and file size is acceptable. It is recommended to fine tune the parameter of video codec and the bit rate. The former has relations to the file size and the latter is very important to the video quality.

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