The device you chosen highly
determined the quality of videos being ripped.
But, it is not suitable to pin all the failures
on the software you are using, because there
is still some software which you can believe.
If you used the software which is highly recommended
by experts but there were still some errors
or low quality videos, at this time, you should
consider about the device you chosen to save
the media files.
Here, people summarized a
piece of principle as, "even how advance is
the software, still its activity will be slowed
down by any computers you are on with low functioning
capability". This rationale influences the whole
performance and may lead to delays in the operation.
To deal with the failures
of ripping as above described, two of the "must
be" you should follow to obtain the best output
quality.
1. Select the Suitable Software and Format
Firstly, it is the most important
thing to consider what conversion software you
are using. For video or audio conversion, it
is the most basically requirements. So, you'd
better select the proper software to attain
the satisfied output quality.
Another element is format.
Not all players support multiple output formats.
In a DVD, the software which does both audio
and video ripping is needed. The difference
is that video ripping compresses video into
MPEG-4, AVI, DiVX or FLV and so on, while the
audio ripping compresses it into formats like
MP3, WAV or OGG.
2. Check the CPU Speed, Drive Speed, Processor,
and Free Space
It is important that you
should make sure that the CPU speed is fast
enough to match with the need of the DVD ripper.
The activity will be slowed down if the CPU
speed doesn’t cater to the expected speed of
the software. Meanwhile, driver speed indicates
the ripping capability of your device. A fast
drive will lead to a faster computer, and less
frustrated computing for you.
If you want to get a faster
ripping activity of the DVD, owning at least
a 2hgz+ processor is necessary. What's more,
there is also enough free space to store the
whole audio or video of the DVD.
Thus, you'd better consider
two of the "must be" talked above when doing
a ripping, because the possibility of failure
during the operation is highly existed. If not,
you will get a frustrating result.
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