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Hey, does anyone know where I can found some good Balto 2 movie clips? I've already tried From the Ice Cave, but there are only fev ones

Please help me!

LOL!
Ugh I thinked about adding a clip or more from MY Balto2 DVD..and I'll do with Balto3 from my normal CD too.Oh well.Time will decide...Maybe i'll add one now?:)

Oh could you? That would be so kind!

I'm trying right now to upload..if ya have the yahoo account and the messenger..i could..hmm I can't tel before the peeps..but try to get it..i'll help out!

I am tryig to add the part when balto dreams the 2nd time.
But i'm not making promises if it'll be up!This hoster's acting dum! >:( ughh.lol

Have you tried getting a rip of the DVD?

Of course I ripped my Balto2 DVD..it's in avi format but I maden up some short clips and they'll be up..as my account refreshes!
I ripped Balto1 DVD too...but I'll need to convert it .

Sorry for double post..
EDIT: I've added on my forums some 2 clips of Balto2 Wolf Quest.
THey are from my Balto2 DVD so don't use them without out of my personal permission for your site/forums!

What do you mean?
I riped Balto2 in the Autumn last year,I need only Balto1,thankfully I can't I don't know to rip a Widescreen movie.And it's faster then you've expected,high speed pc,nothing won't stop it.

*sigh*

HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE GOING TO ASK THIS QUESTION?

Whatever...looks like I have to make ANOTHER guide to making this the simplest thing to recognize this to be as simple as to screw in a lightbulb!

GUIDE:
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1. Get DVD

2. Put DVD into DVD Drive

3. Obtain DVD ripping program such as DVDDecryptor (which is illegal and was banned- find a new program)

4. Open DVD ripping program

5. Look in VIDEO_TS folder of DVD- inside there will be .ifo (Information), .vobs (Video Objects), and .bups (Back-Ups) all listed such as VST_1_01.vob

6. Take all the .vob files listed (as each DVD has different .vob selections for the actual movie- because some of those .vobs are menus and submenus). .bups/.ifos are recommended to take, because they may be used for video streams later

7. Once these DVD files are saved to your harddisk of your computer, they aren't videos yet, they must be converted to video format

8. You now need a conversion program. You may be lucky to find a freeware program (I normally use vStrip0.8 for advanced settings and setup- not recommended for about 97% of people at this forum). Chances are you have to buy a program like TotalVideoConverter 2.6 like I do.

9. Once with a conversion program, open up those saved .vobs first. If the program asks for the .ifos, then open those.

10. Heres the problem: now you must find the actual video within those .vobs right now.

11. .vobs are listed in numeric order along with the prefix VST (or similar). A DVD may look the following:
VST0_01.vob
VST1_00.vob
VST1_01.vob
VST1_02."
VST1_03."
VST1_04."
VST2_01."
VST2_02."
VST3_01."
VST4_01."
VST1_01.ifo
...and so on. THe files follow this format: (VST*title*_*sector*). You normally want to select the title with the most sectors below it (normally ignoring the 00 as it is usually the FBI warnings)

12. Once the correct files are in place, you can choose an export file (your new video format- .avi, .mpg, etc.

13. Choose destination for new movie.

14. Convert

15. Finished! Enjoy the ripped version of your movie!

16. Delete remaining .vobs/.ifos/.bups- as these waste estimated 4-8GB of space on a harddisk. (unless you want to edit, change, or re-convert the file because of an error in processing the movie in the program)



Troubleshooting:
1. Don't ask- I probably won't know without some visual aid as to the problem. (remember that I use vStrip0.8- which is different than most of these programs)

2. This guide is only the basic guidlines of the technique- your DVD may not go 100% perfect sync. with mine. Try experimenting (use other titles with many sectors, etc.)