Convert DVD to AVI

(The Video Tutorial is at the End of the Steps)

Download and Install The Following Tools Now

• DVDx 2.10 Ultra

• XVid Codec

• K-Lite Codec Pack – This installs the most popular Video Codecs.

• DivX Player – May be used to playback your DivX movies.

• 7-Zip (In case you do not have an unzip program, install and use this program to unzip a file)

Procedure

1. Create a folder on your Desktop and name it Videos.

2. Insert your DVD movie into your computer DVD player.

3. Start DVDx 2.1o Ultra Edition. Figure 1

Figure 1 – DVDx

4. Go to File/Open DVD Root. Figure 2

Figure 2 - File/Open DVD Root

5. Select the VIDEO_TS folder inside your DVD movie and click OK. Figure 3

Figure 3 – Selecting the VIDEO_TS Folder

6. Select the title with the longest duration and click the Select button. Figure 4

Figure 4 – Selecting Title With the Longest Duration

7. Make sure your Input Settings are the same as those in Figure 5

Note: If your DVD is NTSC make sure the Force 24Hz box is checked. Make sure the Angle is 1. Make sure Key Search is set to Each VOB/Cell.  Make sure Deinterlace filter is set to None and then click OK.

Figure 5 – Input Settings

8. Go to Settings/Output Settings. Figure 6

Figure 6 – Selecting Output Settings

9. Make sure AVI (DivX, YUV) is selected. Make sure Use Lame is selected, make sure the XviD MPEG-4  Codec is selected and make sure Enable Video box is  checked. Figure 7

Figure 7 – Output Settings

10. Click on the Select Destination button. Figure 8

Figure 8 – The Select Destination Button

11. Click on the Browse button and then navigate to the Video folder you created in Step 1. Enter in the movie name and click the Save button. Figure 9  and Figure 10

Figure 9 – Browse Button

Figure 10 – Navigate to the Video Folder and Enter in a File Name

12. Click OK. Figure 11

Figure 11 – Click OK

13. Click the Encode button to start the conversion from DVD to DivX. Figure 12

Figure 12 – Starting the DVD to DivX Conversion Process
 

14. Encoding process. Figure 13

Figure 13 – The Encoding Process

14. When the process is complete, you will have a DivX file inside the folder you created in Step 1

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