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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera
I am using Win 11 Pro.
That seems like total workaround, and real pain in the butt.
Back in the days of my iPhone 5s, I just ripped the DVD to a MP4 file as I remember. Then I just put it in a folder for iTunes (the worst POS piece of software ever) and it worked fine. Now the digital media right stuff has become a lot more strict. I totally understand copyright, and I don't want to cheat at all. I just want to watch one of my DVDs on my phone.
I want it stored on my phone, so I don't need internet or 5G or Bluetooth or any connection, just play a file on my iPhone. I have multiple videos on my phone I shot, but they are kinda boring even to me.
Stuck at the doctor's office or at the airport, I have a movie to watch (I do have Bluetooth headphones) and occupy some time.
I really should not be that hard.
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Handbrake will rip it to MKV or MPG for you. I think VLC will as well. MakeMKV is great and free but has bugs now and then.
That said, I have ripped hundreds of our DVDs with MakeMKV and used Handbrake when the MakeMKV didn't work.
They are in Plex for us to stream anywhwere or download for airplane mode.