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Putting my own damn DVD's on my own damn PSP
zzzarkt
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Greetings,
I humbly ask for instruction on how to put my own, privately owned, DVD movies, obtained with entirely legal funds, on my PSP.
PSP also purchased with enitrely legal funds.
Why all the (hopefully humorous) rambling you might ask? Well, I am just damn tired searching, and trying trial software only to find that in tiny small print that it will not rip any DVD's that have "copy protection" (i.e. every DVD that matters).
I would prefer a method that is free (cause I'm cheap) and legal (cause I like my cornhole unmolested).
Thanks and appreciation for any help I can get.
I humbly ask for instruction on how to put my own, privately owned, DVD movies, obtained with entirely legal funds, on my PSP.
PSP also purchased with enitrely legal funds.
Why all the (hopefully humorous) rambling you might ask? Well, I am just damn tired searching, and trying trial software only to find that in tiny small print that it will not rip any DVD's that have "copy protection" (i.e. every DVD that matters).
I would prefer a method that is free (cause I'm cheap) and legal (cause I like my cornhole unmolested).
Thanks and appreciation for any help I can get.
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http://www.xilisoft.com/dvd-to-psp-suite.html
Before I lost my PSP on Thanksgiving.
It worked well for the Anime episodes I ripped. It's fast, does a quality job with no artifacts, and it's very easy to pick the audio/subtitle stream you want to use, if your film has it, otherwise it defaults to a normal audio stream.
It's really the only one I used, so it's the only one I can really recommend.