VLC is really not a worry-free software in ripping DVDs or converting videos. What’s more troublesome is that it’s hard to find a definitive solution. For example, no audio after conversion, this is the issue most people have experienced, or, the video ratio is inconsistent with the original, the picture is abnormal and pixelated, etc. I see people discussing various issues on the forum about ripping DVDs with VLC. How to Solve “There is No Audio after DVD Conversion” After done, you can browse to the destination path on your computer and view the ripped DVD video.

The upper left corner of VLC media player will display “Converting dvdsimple”. The last step is to press the Start button to begin the DVD ripping process.

To select the destination, you will need to click on Browse, select a location to save the file, and input a file name by yourself. H.264 + MP3 (MP4) is the most versatile option that works great for videos.

VLC provides more than 20 profiles includes: In this step, you are going to choose an output profile and select a destination. I have tried ripping a DVD disc without checking it, and VLC will get stuck in ripping DVD menu over and over – if you don’t close VLC manually, it will never stop by itself.Īfter all these are set, click on Convert/Save. Here’s an important setting: remember to check on ☑ No disc menus. If you have more than one DVD drive, you can select the drive where you want to rip the DVD disc from the drop down. Tap Disc, your DVD disc and its name will show up in the box of Disc device. Now open VLC media player, tab Media > Convert/Save…. Your DVD disc should have been inserted in the DVD drive. Simple Guide on How to Use VLC to Rip DVD

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