QUOTE (DARcode @ Oct 7 2008, 04:59)

Unless they've added ripping capabilities to the latest releases DivX can only convert.
Also, unless you need to convert HD material I'd go with XviD which is also free.
Anyway, you need a DVD ripping tool which decrypts too, the most popular are DVDFab and AnyDVD, Google'em up.
DVDFab with Mobile Option is the all-in-one solution you were looking for, handles it all and is pretty straight forward.
QUOTE (Slipstreem @ Oct 7 2008, 05:00)

You may find
this XviD encoding guide I wrote some months ago helpful. It
will turn out much better looking results than the more conventional approach taken with DivX and the resultant files are still DivX-compatible. I've slightly re-jigged the post just now to make it more of a general guide than specific to the original questioner.
The vast majority of guides for DivX or XviD suggest the use of CBR encoding and this is blatantly wrong when you look at the enormous quality advantage offered by VBR encoding (more commonly known as CQ-mode when video encoding). My settings configure XviD to work in CQ-mode and will return significant quality advantages although the final filesize will be slightly unpredictable.
Feel free to ask any questions either here or there if you decide to take this route.
DVDShrink will still decrypt the majority of commercial DVDs and this will need to be done first in most cases to provide an unencrypted VOB for Vidomi to use. Many guides already exist for the correct usage of DVDShrink. Google is probably your best friend in this area.

Cheers, Slipstreem.

thanks
really appreciate your help
by the way , because my dvd are original ,which is the more fast engine to encode to divx?