And keep it IN the protective plastic wrap UNTIL you get a protector for it...Axxis22 said:crap.. I need to exchange my 30gig for the 60gig after seeing this post
And keep it IN the protective plastic wrap UNTIL you get a protector for it...Axxis22 said:crap.. I need to exchange my 30gig for the 60gig after seeing this post
You rock the casbah! nice tip. worked like a charmChundles said:You can pause the film at any time, ctrl-click on the image and click "set poster frame" now the frame you have selected is the preview image.
Are you talking about the part where we just rename the file's extension from MP4 to M4V and that makes it work?madmaxmedia said:On this thread, a guy apparently has figured what tweaks are necessary to compile HandBrake so H264 encoding works for iPod:
http://handbrake.m0k.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=948
(4th post down)
On page 2 of the thread, the developer (I think) posted a sample H264 file that apparently works. I dont have my iPod yet, so cant test it. Maybe some of you guys can try, and post on that board?
No, that file added fine as is, without having to rename it. (It's Kevin Bacon... I think from Stir of Echoes.)madmaxmedia said:No, although that was weird...
Somebody posted about some various tweaks to re-compile HandBrake for iPod. I don't know if it works or is ready yet.
On the second page of that thread, someone with title 'developer' posted a sample movie that is supposed to work on iPods. Maybe give that a try?
EDIT- here's the link-
http://lapsus.org/~titer/temp/Movie.mp4
Maybe try renaming it to '.m4v' if it doesn't work as is?
clayj said:No, that file added fine as is, without having to rename it. (It's Kevin Bacon... I think from Stir of Echoes.)
Vissequ said:Hello,
I followed the steps outlined here:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/155847/
And when I went back to check my computer after a few hours, I had an mp4 on my computer. When I clicked it and Quicktime 7.0.3 opened it said:
QuickTime cannot open the file: "Amadeus.mp4"
it is not a file that QuickTime understands (-2048)
I think I followed all the steps correctly, what is wrong?
Thanks,
Connor
Yep. Turns out that H.264 should work, but it doesn't because of a problem with Handbrake. When a new version of Handbrake is released that makes an iPod-compatible H.264 file, I'll update the steps here.blueflame said:ive spent like forever ripping my dvds. from the day the ipod was released, ive ripped 20 of my dvds so far into h.264 becuase thats what was reccommended, and now its not gonna work!!!
CRAP!
that too sooooo long. sigh
this freakin ipod better be worth it, ive been waiting for this type of ipod since gen3. sigh, im tired of ripping, i dont wanna re-rip
andreas
You need to do a "Main Feature Extraction" in MtR... this will pull the MOVIE off the DVD, not the titles, previews, etc. Then use Handbrake to do the rest. If you use Handbrake for the entire process, make sure you pull the LONGEST title from the DVD. This will almost always be the main feature.JW008 said:I'm having trouble with certain movies. I was ripping all the Tarantino movies and only Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill Vol. 1 worked. The problem was the drop down menu in the top right hand corner of handbrake labeled title. It only gave me two options on the Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown and Kill Bill Vol. 2 DVDs---both of which were the previews before the menu screen. I've had absolutely no problem ripping the first two season of Arrested Development, but ran into trouble when ripping full length movies. Any idea on how to fix this?? Should I do it on Mac the Ripper first and then go through Handbrake. Thanks, you all--
clayj said:You need to do a "Main Feature Extraction" in MtR... this will pull the MOVIE off the DVD, not the titles, previews, etc. Then use Handbrake to do the rest. If you use Handbrake for the entire process, make sure you pull the LONGEST title from the DVD. This will almost always be the main feature.
If neither of those work, it could be that the layout of certain DVDs complicates the process.
asherman13 said:let handbrake finish encoding. even though it may say 100%, its not done, so wait until it's really done.
bepster said:well, sky blue...just let it run... and run... and run...![]()
it will finish... but I don't get how something can be more than 100% ready, I did some google-research about it found nothing!
Why would you ask a question like that?carpe diem said:Is mac the ripper not the same as handbrake?
I know nothing about trying to use that program... my steps were designed for Mac the Ripper and Handbrake. How other programs behave (or don't) is not known to me.Sky Blue said:err.....my ffmpegx progress is saying 147% ...and still going!!
do i just let it run?
Sky Blue said:yup, doeasn't work on a lot of my DVDs (all six star wars, indiana jones, back to the future..)... I either get no valid title or only the bonus material. That's doing it either way.
asherman13 said:not for me. so far, star wars I, II, IV, V, VI have all worked. i'll be trying III on tuesday eveningthen again, i'm using handbrake 0.7 beta2, as i have a g3 and beta3 won't work for me
as for DVDs not working for me, only national treasure...sadly...
Totalshock said:Has anyone tried doing this without the intermediary step of using MacTheRipper... just using Handbrake to extract video, and playing the result on the iPod? That's what I've been trying to do... don't have the iPod 5G yet, but do have a bunch of stuff that I ripped out of DVD in H.264 that I'm going to have to re-rip to make it work on the Pod, by the looks of it.
Alternately, does anyone have a decent rationale (time savings?) for MacTheRippering your DVD to your HD, and then extracting the video with Handbrake, as opposed to just extracting with Handbrake straight from the DVD?
I'm curious.