| QUOTE (BloodyMary @ Mar 13 2004, 05:15 PM) |
Ok.. just to test my suggestion.. of DVD2XBOX and XBOX MEDIA CENTER.
I just loaded dvd2xbox v0.5.5. Put in Buffy The Vampire Slayer - Season Three - DISC ONE, which is over 7 gigabytes. I pushed a to start the DVD copy process of DVD2XBOX, then picked the location to dump the DVD to (in my case F:\MOVIES, will be different for you, depending on the dump directories that you set up in DVD2XBOX), then I pressed START on my controller to start the DVD copy process. It took about 45 Minutes to copy/decrypt the entire DVD to my xbox hard drive (yep all more then 7 gigabytes of it). then I rebooted my xbox and loaded Xbox Media Center 2004-03-09, browsed to the directory that I had just dumped to and started playing on of the VOB files. The video looked perfect and played excellently. Just sharing the information, try it for yourself... and post your results here, or if you need help setting up Xbox Media Center 2004-03-09 or DVD2XBOX... let me know.... I don't know where someone is coming up with 12 hours for something.. but anyway.. like I said, it only took 45 minutes to dump/decrypt a 7 GIG movie to my harddrive. That's as fast or faster then my pentium 4 2.4 gigahertz serial ata system. |
alright guess what, my old p3 733 with 128mb rdram could decrypt a full dvd9 and dvd10 disc in under 15-20 minutes so 45 flat out sucks
my new pc can do it under that as the dvd drive is faster
and say i wanted to fit a dvd9 to dvd5, the whole process, rip to encode, takes under 1 hour and i dont lose any features
so i lose a little bit of the bitrate, big deal cuz it's impossible to tell the difference
they have high bitrates for no reason other than to make shit bigger pretty much
and about encoding and shit via xbox, ya know video editing really fragments drives fast. do you really want to reformat to get optimal performance?
but i guess if ya really wanted to work the crap outta the xbox, then encoding is for you
and he's not talking about 12 hours to just rip it, that's to encode it to divx after being ripped and yea itll take a lot longer than that on xbox
12 hours is for a movie around 90-110 minutes
not to mention with xbox, the dvd and hdd use same cable which doesn't help at all
sides, it'd take forever for someone to make one for xbox that has all features of pc tools and would have to do some serious optimizations to get it done under 12-14 hours
bottom line, pc ripping/encoding/transcoding is your best bet and fastest too