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Ripping vs. Transcoding
In terms of the workload on a system, what's the difference between ripping a DVD (that is, taking a DVD and copying it to the hard disk) and transcoding it (taking the DVD and changing it to a different format)? This is a question that some of you have been pondering following my post yesterday about the hammering that simultaneously transcoding six DVDs gives a dual quad-core Xeon system.
Transcoding DVD to .MP4 using SlySoft's CloneDVD Mobile
Ripping DVD using AnyDVD
Ripping DVD using AnyDVD - operation paused
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