There is an application called "Fair Use Wizard," which will extract a DVD movie into a DivX file. It is fully
automated, only requiring the user to specify an output file
size (for quality selection) before getting to work.
Unfortunately, the program is only for Windows. Is there a Linux replacement for this?
I do not want something where multiple apps are required (one to extract the VOBs, one to do the conversion, etc.)
I do not want to have to have to pass several arguments to the application at the command line, although I have no problem with a command-line application.
The application must have the ability to create one DivX file
automatically from a feature-length movie, and to create several
individual DivX files if the DVD contains episodes, such as "The Simpsons."
Does such an application exist?
Shawn
Not that I have seen.
What can be done is to write a script to do this with mplayer and mencoder. It isn't hard and it is fun to learn and fire those little synapses within the brain.
-- Robin Laing
