best dvd player app for mac image
James
Is it free? Or is there a price?
Answer
The DVD player app on the Mac is bundled with OS X and comes free with every new Mac. You cannot buy it separately.
The DVD player app on the Mac is bundled with OS X and comes free with every new Mac. You cannot buy it separately.
Does MacTheRipper preserve the links and everything else as it was from the original DVD?
Nelle
Do I make a disk image from the contents of the 'rip' in Disk Utility and then mount that DMG file in order to recreate the DVD 'experience'?
Answer
MacTheRipper (MTR) will preserve the links and everything else from the original DVD when you do a Full Disc Extraction (option accessible under the "Mode" menu of MTR's main screen).
After extraction, what you end up with is called a VIDEO_TS directory which contains .BUP, .VOP, and .IFO files. Various media players will be able to read this directory and play the DVD as if it were reading it directly from the disc.
My recommendation for a 3rd party app would be VLC. This sucker will play just about any media format you throw at it. The interface is simple and everything works great. There is an option in VLC to open a disc and select a VIDEO_TS directory to mount.
Alternatively, you can use Apple's Front Row. It, too, will mount VIDEO_TS directories.
Now if your goal is to convert the extracted VIDEO_TS directory into some other format, HandBrake is your friend. It can easily convert to a single file in the .MP4, .MKV, .AVI, or .OGM formats. In additiona, it can modifty the end result to have a different output resolution (i.e. for smaller screens like an iPod).
For even more details, see Wired.com's "Burn a DVD on Your Mac" article here.
MacTheRipper (MTR) will preserve the links and everything else from the original DVD when you do a Full Disc Extraction (option accessible under the "Mode" menu of MTR's main screen).
After extraction, what you end up with is called a VIDEO_TS directory which contains .BUP, .VOP, and .IFO files. Various media players will be able to read this directory and play the DVD as if it were reading it directly from the disc.
My recommendation for a 3rd party app would be VLC. This sucker will play just about any media format you throw at it. The interface is simple and everything works great. There is an option in VLC to open a disc and select a VIDEO_TS directory to mount.
Alternatively, you can use Apple's Front Row. It, too, will mount VIDEO_TS directories.
Now if your goal is to convert the extracted VIDEO_TS directory into some other format, HandBrake is your friend. It can easily convert to a single file in the .MP4, .MKV, .AVI, or .OGM formats. In additiona, it can modifty the end result to have a different output resolution (i.e. for smaller screens like an iPod).
For even more details, see Wired.com's "Burn a DVD on Your Mac" article here.
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