How to rip DVD, convert DVD, and edit DVD Movie with Wondershare DVD Ripper?
This tutorial is about how to use Wondershare DVD Ripper Platinum to rip DVD movies, convert vob to avi and how to edit DVD Movies. As we know, DVD movie are contained in vob files, so we need to convert vob to avi and other regular video formats. With Wondershare DVD Ripper Platinum, you can rip DVD movies and edit DVD movies with only a few steps.
Chase Telford
What you need is Wondershare DVD Ripper; you can download it for free here.
Step 1: Load the DVD Movies Open Wondershare DVD Ripper Platinum, and click load file. Here we can load three kind of DVD's: 1. Real DVD, just put the DVD in your DVD drive and click load DVD, ( you can find it by clicking the triangle on the right of 'load file' button.) 2. DVD ISO image, you can amount your iso files in the daemon tools and then load the DVD movie from the virtual DVD drive. 3. A DVD folder, sometimes you may store the DVD folder in your hard drive, it appears like "Video_ts" "audio_ts" folders. You can load it by clicking the "load DVD folders" button. Tips: Wondershare DVD Ripper platinum cannot convert vob to avi or other video formats directly, in order to convert vob to avi or other video formats, you need to load the vob files from DVD rom or DVD folders
Step 2: Select formats a) Regular DVD movies usually has several subtitles, like English, French, German, etc. You can select anyone according to your need. b) Select Audio track as the same as select Subtitle. c) Format: this software can convert DVD to all popular formats, it also can extract audio track from DVD and save as MP3 and M4A formats which are fit for digital audio players.
Step 3: Start to convert If you don’t want to set any detailed settings, you can just select an output format from the format drop-down list and click the “Start” button to rip DVD movies and convert vob to avi or any other video formats. Then you can just go get a cup of coffee and come back later to check if the conversion is finished.
However, before you start the conversion, you may find the following operations useful to edit DVD movies: Trim movie: If you don’t need to convert the entire DVD movie, you can just capture a clip from it to convert. See the two pairs of scissors under the Preview window? The scissors one the left are used to set the start time, and the scissors on the right are used to set the end time. Drag them to capture the clip you want to convert. If you want to precisely trim the video, you can click the Trim button on the top of the preview window.
Crop Video: There are always black edges around DVD movies; you can easily edit the DVD movie and remove them with this DVD Ripper. Click the Edit icon to open the Edit window. Go to the Crop tab, and you can set the output video aspect ratio crop the movie video. The program provides you with three methods to crop your video: select a crop mode from the Crop down-down menu, drag the crop frame around your video, or set the crop values (Up, Down, Left and right).
If you want to edit DVD movie effects, you can go to the Effect tab to set the brightness, contrast, saturation and select a pre-set movie effect.
Chase Telford, the writer of digital multimedia software, makes it easy to find what software are the best for you. Any suggestions to my writing please leave your precious words. Below are some good sites which provide high quality and easy to use dvd ripper and also various information on dvd ripper: http://www.freedvdripper.org/ http://www.topsreviews.com http://www.macdvdconverter.com
Thursday 28 January 2010
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Are You Prepared To Beat Internet Fraud?
Damian Hawkins
Every day, millions of people, worldwide, log on to the internet in the course of conducting business or to look for information or buy goods or services. Many will be new to surfing, taking the advantage of broadband, now widely available to all.
Sadly, while you are reading this, a large number of internet users - experienced and newbies alike - will become the latest victims of internet crime which is growing almost at the speed of light. Make no mistake, internet crime is now highly organized big business. Of course, there are still a number of comparative amateurs trying to make a quick buck at the expense of the unwary, and although these villains can be just as dangerous as their professionalcounterparts, it is the big boys that are employing the subtle, high tech scams and under-the-radar methods of emptying our wallets, even shutting our businesses down.
Okay, many of us old hands may think that we are too wise and wary to be duped by internet fraudsters. Maybe so, but believe it or not, the fact is that it is this very attitude that makes us more vulnerable and the fraudsters know it all too well!
Dont believe it? Wellif it wasnt for our over-confidence the Ebay and Paypal (to mention but two) phishing and pharming scams would probably die out overnight. Sadly, the fact is that these scams are drawing more and more people into their nefarious net.
Basically, phishing and pharming relies on our familiarity with popular websites Paypal and Ebay, for example. When an email arrives in our inbox, which contains all the look and psychological feel of the genuine article, our immediate reaction is to follow the instructions it contains often without a moments thought. Even if the penny drops when we are some way through following the instructions and click out of the spoof website, even the smallest amount of personal information we have already given can be very useful to the scammer, in some way or another.
Okay, so think you have a barbed wire fence around your computer. You have installed virtually every piece of protection software you can get your hands on. Your computer is as safe as Fort KnoxWrongfor there are many ways fraudsters can get under the best state of the art defences. Indeed, it could be argued that the well organized and technically adept internet criminals are invariably one step ahead of even the latest hi-tech protection software. If they arent, they will certainly be quick to find a solution you can bet your last buck on it!
Of the ever-growing ways of illegally accessing your computer, malware is probably one of the most popular. Generally speaking, this is a sneaky software designed to infiltrate, even damage, a computer system without the owner being aware of its presence. The very thought that our innocent-looking computer may be harbouring an uninvited guest is enough to scare the pants of anyone, and, maybe, so it should for it could prove to be an inconvenience at best and extremely costly in more ways than one - at worst!
To think that our computer could, and maybe is, being used as a proxy to protect the anonymity of those who send out spam messages from prosecution is bad enough, but to know that our computer may be the vehicle through which an internet criminal may be conducting more serious illegal activities is much more scary to say the least!
The foregoing aside, it is also possible for a criminal using malware to profit from stealing information from an infected computer. One of the ways this is done is to surreptitiously install a key logger; on your computer which copies down your key strokes just think how much information the installer (criminal) can gain when you enter a password, credit number, ID or other personal details. The ironic fact is that such a key logger can be innocently introduced into your computer by no less a person than YOU - by way of downloading innocent-looking software, for example.
Although we all know what the internet is, how many of us have heard of a botnet? Simply put, a botnet is where the mailbot or malware logs into an Internet Relay Chat channel and suchlike. By so doing, the attacker can give simultaneous instructions to all the computers he, or it, has infected. Furthermore, botnets can also be used to introduce upgraded malware to these infected systems, thereby keeping them resistant to antivirus software and suchlike.
By 2006, the broadband exp meant that malware was an even more common phenomena. For example, Webroot Software estimates that 9 out of 10 computers connected to the internet are infected. Furthermore, 86% of people surveyed by the company reported that they had lost money due to the effects of malware.
Although it is difficult to know the real cost of malware fraud. What is known is that spyware is a favorite tool of identity thieves; stealware takes money from affiliate merchants and vendors, while viruses and worms are used to turn PCs into proxy servers for the purpose of launching denial of service attacks or online protection rackets, to quote two examples.
There can be little doubt that the threat of online crime is significant and it is spreading rapidly. Often, scammers attack the most vulnerable people members of society who need money and aspire to a better life. The realization that they have been proverbially taken to the cleaners and/or taken for everything they have can be utterly devastating. Worse still, if that is possible, scams that begin online can and have developed into violent offences such as kidnapping and murder in the real world the 4-1-9 scam being a typical example!
In my view, based on many years of IT experience in general, and internet crime in particular, the only effective way to tackle the problem is through education. Teaching people not only to recognise the many systems and schemes scammers and fraudsters use, but how to defend themselves against such attack.
Let us never forget that more and more people are going online often for the first time. Because of this, the scales are inevitably tipped in the scammers favor. The internet and email will be here for a long time to come, which means their target lists are always being replenished and refreshed.
We can only be vigilant if we know what we are looking for. Sadly, this knowledge is scant at best and non-existent at worst. We must all recognise that our computer has the potential to be a very real threat to our security. A threat that is ever-present everytime we switch it on.
To learn more please click here: http://www.intercrime.org
Damian Hawkins. 2007
Damian Hawkins has enjoyed many years in the IT industry where he quickly made a name for himself amongst colleagues and contacts within some of the UKs largest enterprises. He first cut his teeth on new technology in telecoms, but quickly gravitated to the ISP arena where he specialised in high speed internet connectivity, hosting and security. In his time he has advised corporations such as Vodafone, Fujitsu Siemens and Taylor Woodrow on secure technical solutions for their own communication requirements and those of their customers. Recently, in partnershi[p with James Keith, a consultant psychologist. Intercrime was launched, with the sole purpose of providing all computer users with the means to help protect themselves against internet crime in all its facets.
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The Devil In Your Inbox !
Are You Prepared To Beat Internet Fraud?
Damian Hawkins
Every day, millions of people, worldwide, log on to the internet in the course of conducting business or to look for information or buy goods or services. Many will be new to surfing, taking the advantage of broadband, now widely available to all.
Sadly, while you are reading this, a large number of internet users - experienced and newbies alike - will become the latest victims of internet crime which is growing almost at the speed of light. Make no mistake, internet crime is now highly organized big business. Of course, there are still a number of comparative amateurs trying to make a quick buck at the expense of the unwary, and although these villains can be just as dangerous as their professionalcounterparts, it is the big boys that are employing the subtle, high tech scams and under-the-radar methods of emptying our wallets, even shutting our businesses down.
Okay, many of us old hands may think that we are too wise and wary to be duped by internet fraudsters. Maybe so, but believe it or not, the fact is that it is this very attitude that makes us more vulnerable and the fraudsters know it all too well!
Dont believe it? Wellif it wasnt for our over-confidence the Ebay and Paypal (to mention but two) phishing and pharming scams would probably die out overnight. Sadly, the fact is that these scams are drawing more and more people into their nefarious net.
Basically, phishing and pharming relies on our familiarity with popular websites Paypal and Ebay, for example. When an email arrives in our inbox, which contains all the look and psychological feel of the genuine article, our immediate reaction is to follow the instructions it contains often without a moments thought. Even if the penny drops when we are some way through following the instructions and click out of the spoof website, even the smallest amount of personal information we have already given can be very useful to the scammer, in some way or another.
Okay, so think you have a barbed wire fence around your computer. You have installed virtually every piece of protection software you can get your hands on. Your computer is as safe as Fort KnoxWrongfor there are many ways fraudsters can get under the best state of the art defences. Indeed, it could be argued that the well organized and technically adept internet criminals are invariably one step ahead of even the latest hi-tech protection software. If they arent, they will certainly be quick to find a solution you can bet your last buck on it!
Of the ever-growing ways of illegally accessing your computer, malware is probably one of the most popular. Generally speaking, this is a sneaky software designed to infiltrate, even damage, a computer system without the owner being aware of its presence. The very thought that our innocent-looking computer may be harbouring an uninvited guest is enough to scare the pants of anyone, and, maybe, so it should for it could prove to be an inconvenience at best and extremely costly in more ways than one - at worst!
To think that our computer could, and maybe is, being used as a proxy to protect the anonymity of those who send out spam messages from prosecution is bad enough, but to know that our computer may be the vehicle through which an internet criminal may be conducting more serious illegal activities is much more scary to say the least!
The foregoing aside, it is also possible for a criminal using malware to profit from stealing information from an infected computer. One of the ways this is done is to surreptitiously install a key logger; on your computer which copies down your key strokes just think how much information the installer (criminal) can gain when you enter a password, credit number, ID or other personal details. The ironic fact is that such a key logger can be innocently introduced into your computer by no less a person than YOU - by way of downloading innocent-looking software, for example.
Although we all know what the internet is, how many of us have heard of a botnet? Simply put, a botnet is where the mailbot or malware logs into an Internet Relay Chat channel and suchlike. By so doing, the attacker can give simultaneous instructions to all the computers he, or it, has infected. Furthermore, botnets can also be used to introduce upgraded malware to these infected systems, thereby keeping them resistant to antivirus software and suchlike.
By 2006, the broadband exp meant that malware was an even more common phenomena. For example, Webroot Software estimates that 9 out of 10 computers connected to the internet are infected. Furthermore, 86% of people surveyed by the company reported that they had lost money due to the effects of malware.
Although it is difficult to know the real cost of malware fraud. What is known is that spyware is a favorite tool of identity thieves; stealware takes money from affiliate merchants and vendors, while viruses and worms are used to turn PCs into proxy servers for the purpose of launching denial of service attacks or online protection rackets, to quote two examples.
There can be little doubt that the threat of online crime is significant and it is spreading rapidly. Often, scammers attack the most vulnerable people members of society who need money and aspire to a better life. The realization that they have been proverbially taken to the cleaners and/or taken for everything they have can be utterly devastating. Worse still, if that is possible, scams that begin online can and have developed into violent offences such as kidnapping and murder in the real world the 4-1-9 scam being a typical example!
In my view, based on many years of IT experience in general, and internet crime in particular, the only effective way to tackle the problem is through education. Teaching people not only to recognise the many systems and schemes scammers and fraudsters use, but how to defend themselves against such attack.
Let us never forget that more and more people are going online often for the first time. Because of this, the scales are inevitably tipped in the scammers favor. The internet and email will be here for a long time to come, which means their target lists are always being replenished and refreshed.
We can only be vigilant if we know what we are looking for. Sadly, this knowledge is scant at best and non-existent at worst. We must all recognise that our computer has the potential to be a very real threat to our security. A threat that is ever-present everytime we switch it on.
To learn more please click here: http://www.intercrime.org
Damian Hawkins. 2007
Damian Hawkins has enjoyed many years in the IT industry where he quickly made a name for himself amongst colleagues and contacts within some of the UKs largest enterprises. He first cut his teeth on new technology in telecoms, but quickly gravitated to the ISP arena where he specialised in high speed internet connectivity, hosting and security. In his time he has advised corporations such as Vodafone, Fujitsu Siemens and Taylor Woodrow on secure technical solutions for their own communication requirements and those of their customers. Recently, in partnershi[p with James Keith, a consultant psychologist. Intercrime was launched, with the sole purpose of providing all computer users with the means to help protect themselves against internet crime in all its facets.
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Wednesday 27 January 2010
Why Should I Use Internet Security Software
Why should one use antivirus software and internet security products? The answer to this question is simple. Use antivirus to protect your computer.
What is antivirus software? Antivirus software is nothing but a computer program. Its job is to protect your computer by detecting any viruses and preventing them from harming your computer. It takes action to remove these viruses which are malicious software programs. Software programs that are designed to interfere with the operation of computer to record or corrupt the data are termed as computer viruses.
These can also spread themselves to other computers and throughout the internet. Viruses spread with email attachment. They can be disguised as images, cards or even audio and video files. They also spread by downloads from the internet. They may be hidden in software or programs that the user downloads. It is also important that you are sure of the sender before you open an email or an attachment.
Using antivirus will also prevent your computer being used as a medium to pass infections to other computers. You will not even realize when this happens. Your computer can easily get affected if you are using the internet and you haven't taken the necessary precautions. Your computer gets the viruses. And then it spreads to others in your email address book. Friends, business contacts and all other people whose information you have in your computer are at a risk of facing this problem. If you do not have an up-to-date antivirus software and a firewall protection you are just asking for trouble. An unprotected computer can be easily detected by viruses, worms and Trojans. If you do not use an antivirus these will attack your computer. These viruses develop very fast. They use unexpected ways. Once your machine is affected, it is not important how the virus got there or what type is it, but the priority is given to removing it from the computer to prevent any further damage.
With an unprotected machine you are not only risking infecting your friends' computers but also at a risk of losing important personal data stored on your computer which probably is priceless to you.
Some people have also started movements to make people who do not use antivirus legally responsible if their machines are used as a medium for a virus attack.
Keeping all these points in mind one can say that if purchasing an antivirus and using internet security product can protect your computer then it is not an expense but an investment.
Jen works in the field of software and in her spare time likes to write articles about leading computer security software. You can find out more about Jen and read her articles at her website Best Antivirus Software Reviews
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jen_E_Edwards
What is antivirus software? Antivirus software is nothing but a computer program. Its job is to protect your computer by detecting any viruses and preventing them from harming your computer. It takes action to remove these viruses which are malicious software programs. Software programs that are designed to interfere with the operation of computer to record or corrupt the data are termed as computer viruses.
These can also spread themselves to other computers and throughout the internet. Viruses spread with email attachment. They can be disguised as images, cards or even audio and video files. They also spread by downloads from the internet. They may be hidden in software or programs that the user downloads. It is also important that you are sure of the sender before you open an email or an attachment.
Using antivirus will also prevent your computer being used as a medium to pass infections to other computers. You will not even realize when this happens. Your computer can easily get affected if you are using the internet and you haven't taken the necessary precautions. Your computer gets the viruses. And then it spreads to others in your email address book. Friends, business contacts and all other people whose information you have in your computer are at a risk of facing this problem. If you do not have an up-to-date antivirus software and a firewall protection you are just asking for trouble. An unprotected computer can be easily detected by viruses, worms and Trojans. If you do not use an antivirus these will attack your computer. These viruses develop very fast. They use unexpected ways. Once your machine is affected, it is not important how the virus got there or what type is it, but the priority is given to removing it from the computer to prevent any further damage.
With an unprotected machine you are not only risking infecting your friends' computers but also at a risk of losing important personal data stored on your computer which probably is priceless to you.
Some people have also started movements to make people who do not use antivirus legally responsible if their machines are used as a medium for a virus attack.
Keeping all these points in mind one can say that if purchasing an antivirus and using internet security product can protect your computer then it is not an expense but an investment.
Jen works in the field of software and in her spare time likes to write articles about leading computer security software. You can find out more about Jen and read her articles at her website Best Antivirus Software Reviews
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jen_E_Edwards
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