RipIt for Mac OS-X

[wts]

Can RipIt rip specfic titles instead of the whole disc? I don't see it anywhere in the options.

No.

I use DVDRemaster 6 http://www.metakine.com/products/dvdremaster/ to edit the rips.

 

[Sky Blue]

No.

Well, that's a massive flaw. I'll sick with MtR then.

 

[wts]

Well, that's a massive flaw. I'll sick with MtR then.

I agree.
Go to the RipIt forum and lay down that question. It seems to me that RipIt is a work in progress.

 

[DoFoT9]

Well, that's a massive flaw. I'll sick with MtR then.

MTR ftw it seems.... ive never had a problem with 3.0r14

 

[danny_w]

It all depends on what you want. I always rip the entire disk anyway, and RipIt has been flawless for me where MtR was often finicky. I've never had RipIt refuse to rip a disk.

 

[Rich1963]

My problem with Ripit was never that it refused to rip a disk. It was that the end result was not always correct (mangled chapter structure and an utter incompatibility with Handbrake at times). At with the latest MTR 4.0, I have yet to run into a single disk when ripping via ISO methos that wasn't flawless with burning or encoding.

 

[Dembo]

My plan was to use RipIt to rip the DVD to my HD and then compress to DVD-5 using CloneDVD2 for which I happen to have a license from my old windows days.

However, CloneDVD2 has problems compressing RipIt's output - it displays everything correctly (I can skip through the tracks) but when it comes to the actual compression it craps out (unknown error, go figure).

Any idea on what's going on?