HandBrake is a useful open source tool that converts disks to MPEG for free.
Forget paying for a program to rip your DVDs to your computer ever again. Considering HandBrake doesn't cost a dime, the application delivers exceptional results. Converting any type of DVD through a simple-to-understand user interface (UI), HandBrake whizzes through the process of producing an MPEG-4 file to save on your machine.
You'll need to have the right codec installed for the type of file you wish to convert (DivX, Xvid, OGM, 3ivx, etc.) but HandBrake lets you perform two-pass conversions and codify a double soundtrack.
Another great feature is the bitrate calculator, which alters the quality of the video according to the final file size you wish to achieve. You can even trim the black bands around a movie to maximize the size of the file.
Some users might experience occasional stability issues with the program.
HandBrake is a great open source solution for ripping your DVDs.
Recent changes- HandBrake is no longer limited to DVDs: it will now accept practically any type of video as a source.
- Integrates the latest improvements to the H.264 encoding library.
- HandBrake now offers total control over multiple audio tracks.
- Better organized presets.
- HandBrake should now keep lip-synch as well as a DVD player can.
- HandBrake now offers a decomb filter, in the style of AviSynth's.
- HandBrake now can encode video using the Theora codec.
- Updated libraries include libsamplerate, libogg, xvidcore, libmpeg2, lame, faac, and ffmpeg's libavcodec, libavformat, and libswscale.
- Massive improvements to all interfaces
File format: MP4(M4V) and MKV
Video: H.264(x264), MPEG-4(ffmpeg), MPEG-2(ffmpeg), or Theora(libtheora)
Audio: AAC, CoreAudio AAC/HE-AAC (OS X Only), MP3, Flac, or Vorbis. AC-3, DTS, DTS-HD, AAC and MP3 pass-thru
- Quick conversion
- Alters video quality to suit required file size
- Chops black bands around a video
- Sometimes crashes
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