Only on windows, unless Disney or similar (as noted above)

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Jul 2, 2015
9:32:08pm

webster242

It's just a one step process, unless you want to count putting the disk in your computer, and opening handbrake, etc...

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webster242

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Ways to put some DVDs on my nexus 7 from a macbook pro

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

7/2/15 9:06pm

Handbrake

Sweatybluefeet

7/2/15 9:09pm

Handbrake doesn't work for all movies.

jdub

7/2/15 9:12pm

Correct, but usually just for Disney movies

webster242

7/2/15 9:31pm

And I suppose Bluray as well (if you have a drive for it)

webster242

7/2/15 9:32pm

I agree with your conclusion, but think the phrasing is a bit strong. It's an

BertoChavez

7/2/15 9:34pm

this combination has worked perfectly while I've been moving my entire DVD + BR

BertoChavez

7/2/15 9:31pm

I've used handbrake in the past...isn't it like a 3 or 4 step process?

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

7/2/15 9:12pm

Only on windows, unless Disney or similar (as noted above)

webster242

7/2/15 9:32pm

He is on Windows, and it's a two-step process using what I said

jdub

7/2/15 9:39pm

I'm using a Mac....would flv crunch work?

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

7/2/15 9:49pm

Ah,there it is right in your subject.

jdub

7/2/15 9:54pm

ripit...works great... set it up so I get

relic

7/2/15 10:36pm

You really should lay off the hard liquor.

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