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Slideshow: 12 Ways to Rip DVDs and Blu-rays
12 Ways to Rip DVDs and Blu-rays
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Last week's Kaleidescape ruling has left us looking for new (and legal) ways to get our digital fix.
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DVDShrink
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Price: Free
The Buzz: “This compact file format is about 40 percent smaller than a traditional Blu-ray data disc, but playback demands a media player that is capable of handling MKV files..” — Check out AfterDawn’s DVDShrink Tutorial
