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Originally Posted by BenS
Whatever! I've searched, read, and tried various programs even the one you recommended but it states its not able to complete project. This isn't my first day here and I'm well aware of the search and read before posting tip but I wanted to thank you for being a smart ***!
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Sounds like a personal problem... either that or I am imbued with success.
I searched google using the title of your thread and came up with a bunch of ways on the first page. I also changed the end from HTC Touch to Windows Mobile Phone (as maybe other people watch movies on WM devices other than the Touch) and came up with even more and better results.
Here is one very detailed one. #3 on the page FYI.
http://www.quicklybored.com/2008/08/...-mobile-phone/
Also, if you search these forums using the term "movies" you come up with 2 pages of good info on playing movies on your phone and how to do it.
I'm not trying to be a smart ***, I'm just sick of the most basic questions in the world being asked.
I gave you an exact tutorial on how to do exactly what you asked. Sorry you didn't like my preface to it.
Now, if you are having a problem with the program you are ripping the DVD with not working. You should have asked that, but you didn't ask anything remotely resembling that. You asked for a tutorial that is available all over.
Now, since it sounds like your real question is, "The program I'm using to rip a DVD to play on my phone states it is unable to complete the task when I run it. Please advise", I'll answer that.
If you are using Fair Use Wizard, you should just install the program, insert your DVD, start Fair Use Wizard, type in a name for your movie, and click next. Don't change anything. From there, follow my original tutorial.
You can also try using any number of other programs for ripping DVDs. (Which you can find by typing "free dvd ripping programs" into google)
If that doesn't work then I suggest reformatting your computer and trying again. If that doesn't work I don't know.