No Frills DVD2iPod
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Convert unencrypted DVD media to iPod video format.   Free
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No Frills DVD2iPod can be used as open source executables to convert unencrypted DVD media to iPod format.

I wrote No Frills DVD2iPod because I wanted a way to make iPod compatible video files from iDVD projects I had burned to DVD but for which I hadn't saved any source files. I also wanted a way to do it without having to configure many settings.

Advantages of No Frills DVD2iPod
  • Drop a handful of unencrypted .VOB or .mpg files and/or folders containing unencrypted .VOB files or .mpg files (such as a VIDEO_TS folder on a DVD you made with iDVD), and all of
What's New
Version 4.1:
  • Fixed display aspect ratio for iPod and iTunes - QuickTime Player may not display correct ratio.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later



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Leland (developer) commented on 01 May 2006
A good application to let you test settings for No Frills DVD2iPod is MPEG Streamclip. With MPEG Streamclip you can select a small part of a .mpg or .VOB file by setting input and output points, and export the selection to a new file, which you can drop into No Frills DVD2iPod. You can find a listing for MPEG Streamclip at MacUpdate.
[Version 3.0]


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Gorm commented on 03 Feb 2006
This program has quite a bit of potential, but I still enjoy using Handbrake Lite much better.
[Version 2.9]

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Leland (developer) replied on 03 Feb 2006
Handbrake Lite is very fast and easy to use. At present, I believe it does not include the capability to encode to h.264. If you anticipate ever connecting your iPod to a TV or playing the video from your iTunes library on your computer, you may appreciate the improvement in quality afforded by h.264. It's probably more important, though, to match the framerate between source and output to avoid jerks in the motion, and Handbrake Lite does that for you. Check 0SEx for letting you do custom dividing/joining of your DVD video content. I like to use 0SEx to collect the chapters or titles I want combined, then I just drop them on No Frills at the highest bit rate setting so I can rely on them being playable on the iPod. Plus, they still look pretty decent if I watch them on the computer, especially if I use VLC instead of iTunes to play back.
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dsl4c commented on 08 Dec 2005
does exactly what it says it does, haven't had any problems with it. however; it would be nice to have some kind of visual progress bar, to at least know its working and not just hanging.. didn't know it was working the 1st time, had to force quit even though it was doing what it was suppose to.
[Version 1.1]


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Downloads:17,026
Version Downloads:2,601
Type:Multimedia Design : Video
License:Free
Date:20 Jan 2009
Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X
Price:Free0.00
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No Frills DVD2iPod can be used as open source executables to convert unencrypted DVD media to iPod format.

I wrote No Frills DVD2iPod because I wanted a way to make iPod compatible video files from iDVD projects I had burned to DVD but for which I hadn't saved any source files. I also wanted a way to do it without having to configure many settings.

Advantages of No Frills DVD2iPod
  • Drop a handful of unencrypted .VOB or .mpg files and/or folders containing unencrypted .VOB files or .mpg files (such as a VIDEO_TS folder on a DVD you made with iDVD), and all of them will be converted.
  • You can drag the source files/folders even from an non-writable directory such as a mounted DVD volume.


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