Rip Your DVDs Using Chrome OS
Chrome OS has come a long way from just a few years ago. With Project Crostini running Linux apps, it has flung the door WIDE open for Chrome OS. A good friend of mine is always telling me Chromebooks aren't "real" computers, but I beg to differ. Honestly, two things that I wish I could do with my Chromebook is less about Chrome OS and more about Microsoft being stubborn and not wanting to fully support for other platforms. Psh. Unreal.
Ok, so you want to digitize your old home movies but you own a Chromebook and need to rip those DVDs? Easy. Well... It was slightly harder than I originally anticipated. If I wanted to use Handbrake, this was super easy to do. Type in sudo apt-get install handbrake and boom it was installed. Crazy simple thing to do.
I put my DVD in my external cd/dvd playerOpened up the file explorer and double clicked on the ejectable disccopied and pasted the files into the Linux Files directoryOpened HandbrakeBrowsed to the files and selected themDete…
Ok, so you want to digitize your old home movies but you own a Chromebook and need to rip those DVDs? Easy. Well... It was slightly harder than I originally anticipated. If I wanted to use Handbrake, this was super easy to do. Type in sudo apt-get install handbrake and boom it was installed. Crazy simple thing to do.
I put my DVD in my external cd/dvd playerOpened up the file explorer and double clicked on the ejectable disccopied and pasted the files into the Linux Files directoryOpened HandbrakeBrowsed to the files and selected themDete…