SoonerLater
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I own AnyDVD, CloneDVD, CloneDVDMobile (and several other video tools, such as the DIVX Pro suite, the Nero suite, etc.). I recently purchased a Philips DVP-5982 dvd player which has a USB port and is "Divx Ultra certified." It will play any DIVX encoded file from a cd, dvd or from a usb flashdrive or usb harddrive (if formated in FAT16 or FAT32). I considering ripping all of my children's movies to Divx, putting them on a usb hard drive hooked to the Philips 5982 and just using the whole thing as a video jukebox to eliminate the hassle of misplaced and scratched discs (my kids' discs get more wear and abuse in 6 months, than mine do in a lifetime). In fact, if it goes, well, I'll probably do it with my movies too.
Project Goals:
-- Preserve subtitles (including in multiple languages)
-- Preserve multiple audio tracks (incl. mult. languages; director's comments, etc.)
-- Preserve title and chapter structure (but toss the coming attractions and interpol warnings)
-- save space, by using latest divx format.
Q. - Is CloneDVDMobile the best tool for this project?
If not, what way would be better? All suggestions and feedback are welcome.
Project Goals:
-- Preserve subtitles (including in multiple languages)
-- Preserve multiple audio tracks (incl. mult. languages; director's comments, etc.)
-- Preserve title and chapter structure (but toss the coming attractions and interpol warnings)
-- save space, by using latest divx format.
Q. - Is CloneDVDMobile the best tool for this project?
If not, what way would be better? All suggestions and feedback are welcome.