I need help again, this time with a DVD

[Antiporcupine]

What, is asking for help the only thing I do on this forum anymore? So, I have this DVD from an event at school. With permisison from the people who put on the event, I want to post various segments of the video on YouTube. The problem is ripping the DVD; I can't find any good freeware software to convert the DVD or parts of it into a video file on my computer. Does anyone know of any FREEWARE programs that can help? Thanks.

 

[Flame]

Try using Windows Movie Maker.

It does a great job at breaking up videos. Plus it IS free, and on your computer by default

 

[Antiporcupine]

Yeah, but what I have is on a DVD, and WMM doesn't seem to want to capture from the disk drive - it wants either a camcorder or existing video files. My problem is extracting the video from the disk so that I then can use a program like WMM to get the individual sections from it.
Oh, and I've tried running it on a video player (I think intervideo) and capturing that with the HyperCam, but I guess that only works for flash and OpenGL?

 

[akirahedgehog]

I could use a DVD ripper program also. I have a DVD that I made in school and I want to put it on youtube.

 

[1-Up]

I googled it. I don't have a dvd drive, so I can't test this, but here is something that came up.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-Tools/CD-DVD-Rip-Other-Tools/cladDVD-NET.shtml