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I want to convert all my DVD to a format I can store on my HDD for my mediacenter to access.
Those movies you can download at say torrent comes with files with subs to them, I would like that too, so in short.

1. convert dvd to hdd in a codec that amd 780g can hardware decode would be great if possible
2. rip the subs as well, can cyberlinks dvd player v.8 use those? how?
3. what program can rip both the video and the text?
4. is there anything in the 780g chipset that can hardware encode these things? or would a gfx like 4870 be able to do so? with what program?

hope someone can help with this, I am really new to this ripping dvds (it is legal to do so where I live as long as I own the dvd)



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