MAGEESE  I have been using this app for over 3 years (though it has been awhile) without any problems. I rip the audio (soundtrack) convert it and load it in my iTunes library. However, today just what you describe happened. General App 'unexpectedly' quit dialog box. Downloaded app again. Same result.

I tried a few times then tried a different DVD. Voilá. OSEx stayed opened and the name of my DVD was in the title box. I tried a number of different DVDs - most work - a few don't. It seems that some (DVD production) companies have found a way of disabling OSEx? Maybe?

If anyone knows how to remedy this problem, it would be appreciated.  
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BRIAN MARKO FALCK ANDREASEN  Try a program called dvd2oneX .... that makes u able to choose the size of the file .. compresses the file.   
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AIKOUSHA  You most likely have a movie that is one of the following:

1. Superbit (uses a very high bitrate)

2. Has several embedded subtitles and/or languages.

The only way to shrink those that aren't superbit, without a special program, is to remove non-used subtitles or languages.

The other way to shrink any type is to use DVDRemaster or DVD2OneX (though I suggest if you use DVD2OneX, you go to the previous full numbered version, the current one sucks).

There are other requantizers out there, but these two are the best for Macs.  
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AIKOUSHA  It doesn't have a logo. I'm not sure the developer wants one.

The app window also hides itself if it isn't the fromtmost active app. Almost seems like stealth is the aim. If so, I don't mind. My primary use is to rip TV from my DVD-Recorder, and this is blazingly fast and easy.  
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CODES  I read that the Finnish govt passed a law outlawing the use of such software to RIP encrypted DVD information. This is why the project has been discontinued.  
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JLENNON314  osex is useful for programs like FFMpegX, because it can read the VOB files and extract audio, or video, and put those into whatever format you may want.

There are also some DVDs that you just cannot rip from using MacTheRipper. So sometimes, OSEx is the only thing you can use.  
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TONY AGUILA  For a while now I had been using MacTheRipper because the latter has a "nicer" interface, more Mac-like. But now that I have purchased an iMac Core Duo, I find the MacTheRipper is failing miserably in ripping DVDs, while still working fine on my G5. So I tried my old copy of 0Sex and it works flawlessly under Rosetta. So if you are migrating over to the Mac-Intel camp, you will need this program.

I don't see a real need for a Universal version, and don't expect it to come out, ever. Ripping speed is the same under Rosetta compared to running native on the G5.  
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