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Jun 22, 2012 4:29 PM in response to PhilipTby dsimagry,Must have something to do with the codec found within the .mp4 wrapper that Quicktime is unable to recognize.
Have you considered trying a different Video/Media player, such as VLC, MPlayer or Niceplayer, to playback the finished video file?
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Jun 24, 2012 9:00 AM in response to PhilipTby babowa,Are these DVDs commercial (DRM protected) or homemade movies? If it's the former, we are not allowed to discuss circumvention of copyright issues. If it's the latter, you might try a converter; as far as I know, Quicktime cannot deal with mp4.
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Jun 24, 2012 6:23 PM in response to PhilipTby John Lockwood,Handbrake stopped including code that allowed it to rip protected (commercial) DVDs a long time ago. It then relied on a copy of VLC being present in /Applications to provide that ability and used it automatically. However VLC has more recently stopped including that code.
It should be noted that format shifting which is what Handbrake is doing in this case is legal in some countries.
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Jun 24, 2012 8:58 PM in response to John Lockwoodby babowa,Interesting - thanks for posting that information!