What is OGMRip?
The OGMRip application and accompanying set of libraries provide users with a versatile tool for ripping and encoding DVDs into a variety of video file formats including AVI, OGM, MP4, and Matroska. Leveraging an array of well-established media processing utilities such as mplayer, mencoder, ogmtools, mkvtoolnix, mp4box, oggenc, lame, and faac, OGMRip empowers users to effectively convert DVD content into their desired output. Boasting a clean, GNOME 2-compliant graphical user interface, the application aims to minimize the need for complex settings, making the DVD conversion process more accessible. Additionally, a command-line client named shRip is available for users who prefer a text-based approach
Highlights
- Supports conversion of DVDs to common video file formats like AVI, OGM, MP4, and Matroska
- Utilizes a wide range of media processing libraries and tools to handle the encoding tasks
- Provides a user-friendly GNOME 2 interface to simplify the DVD ripping and encoding process
- Offers a command-line client (shRip) for users who prefer a text-based workflow
- Minimizes the need for complex settings, making the application more accessible
Platforms
- Linux
Languages
- English
Features
Convert DVD to AVI
Support for subtitles