If you're 'transfering ' to an .avi you'll increase it's file size, and it must have taken you ages!
With picture files it's analogous to bitmap (avi) and jpg (mpeg) . Not that most folk deal mith bitmaps these days...
DVD format video is mpeg-2 and much more compressed than an .avi format.
As said above, xilisoft is OK. As for Kies I don't know.
Good luck with it, and have something else to do while it rips, 'cos it takes a while.
Propably it does, but I cannot imagine it ripping dvd, what they usualy do is closer to resizing.Originally Posted by aadil7
ripping is a problem as it isnt really going to the rule book, but saying that the internet is known as the world wide web for a reason, there will be loads of software out there
thanks bert, really appreciate it.
so i will try again and convert to an mpeg 2 this time
i have not used xilisoft before, but if you would try ripping the dvd to avi format and encoding it with the xvid codec, it would help especially size wise.
I find Nero works for pretty much all my ripping / encoding / burning needsa lot of people slate it but I just found it works well for me. There are loads of torrents available for it ;-)
This is my first time to get so high tech - Samsung Galaxy s i9000 which is reallly perfect phone but I also have the same problem with you.
Galaxy S supported video formats: MPEG4, H.263, H.264, DivX, XviD, WMV, AVI, 3GP. The way I resolve this problem is decoding my video to formats that my phone supports.
Via google, I find Aunsoft Video Converter which is powerful in converting various video formts to Samsung Galaxy s video format listed above .
I believe It will help you out.
Kies does do conversions but its crap trust me.
I use leawo dvd ripper to do that things, and it really works well.
http://www.leawo.com/dvd-ripper/
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