Rip DVDs with VLC

For educational purposes only, this is how to use the free VLC media player to rip DVDs to files on your computer... and, there goes that mic again.
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[CaptainVelveeta]

1:53 for those who want to get to the point

[redfire]

The low-end Mic...
The hair...

The unprompted rants about technology and websites in general...
This is my new favorite channel

[tommyraystaleyjr.]

If you’re creating music and you making your own videos, and how do you get the Contant to read the channels he plays in the computer, but how do you get it reading in your on the TV to my android M3u, you how do you make your own interview playlist m3u from scratch ?
but how you do this I would like to know out it reads in Vlc player but it won’t read on the other VLC player ?

[usemame]

thanks for this extremely detailed guide even after 9 years it'll still pretty useful since i was even the task to digitize two of my family home dvds

[xiiithhazard]

I've been asking all around the internet and you were the first person to actually explain this to where it actually worked for me. Thank you so much.

[arthurwilder]

saved me a lot of time thank you for still having this video up 3 years later

[leecr]

THANK you so much for an excellent tutorial. I have been trying to do this for months and months. I save my DVDs straight off to preserve them. It not only uses loads of space but with the menus one can't use a playlist because the menus prevent them from playing and ending automatically. You've done a great job; I just wish I'd found your YouTube sooner :)

[Ocxlocxl]

thanks for this, is actually told me how to do this properly, looking for the chapter start and useful unlike many other similar tutorials, well done.

[henryvyne]

Thanks so much! It's the clearest walkthrough I've found for VLC ripping, and it's working great so far. Thanks again.

[MetalMatt]

Ripped the dvd alright except that there was no audio, the audio track is set to -1
any suggestions on what i should do?

[dfunkt_jester]

An easy way to tell what Title number you need is to actually get the movie to start playing (past the menu and advertisements). Once it's playing go up to Playback, hover the mouse over Title, and it will show you a list of all available titles. The one currently playing will have a dot next to it, and since it's the movie it should also be the longest in duration.

[cutedaemon]

When i do it it gives me a 00:00:00 long video and its just the title. Any help on how to fix this?

[Mechasonicrocks]

I went through all the steps listed in this video and the DVD seemed to rip the whole movie (which is 1:34:12 in length), but when the file appears, the length is 00:00. No other DVD I have ripped had this problem. Just so you know, the DVD with this problem is a bootleg; Would that be the cause of this error? I've already ripped another bootleg DVD without any problems. Is there a reason for this?

[daovertaker]

Bro!! I didn't even know VLC can rip movies from DVD and I had this program for years. Thanks for teaching me something I never new about!

[DanielStagnaro]

I really liked this. Ive been searching for the past hour for different programs, then I finally realized VLC would be great, so then I found a guide and its really great!

[RonnieX]

7:14
I ripped a 2 hours long video, when VLC was done filling the second by second ripping in the seeker bar it started over instead of finishing and I was left with a 4 Kilobyte file that is 00:00:00 seconds long,
What's wrong ?   

[spacemonkey]

I got it to work by starting the video and in playback from the top menu at the bottom there is a red dot and record. Hit record and it will automatically save the video in your video file as you watch it. Very simple, it's taken me all day...

[NerdJake]

Very nice video! Any suggestions about how to change the language of the movie?

[JRRacing]

Just seems to loop over and over when converting...

[RosaFrikkinFranklin]

thank you for this 
- there is a section in which you can choose advanced options to manually set the exact minute you want to start the rip form before the convert stage - do you know where you can set an END point .... (I am using a DVD that does not have set chapters on the disc)