Why yes, yes I do. Free Studio Manager.
http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/free-dv.....o-software.htm

Thanks!

I sure do love DVDSOFT

try searching softpedia
http://www.softpedia.com/

I've been using Handbrake for years. It's fantastic, and totally free.

http://handbrake.fr/

I second Handbrake.

Pretty much the standard.

Ill try thyat, thanks :D

I forth it. :D

I third hanbrake. Just converted two dvds for my mobile with that software. Absolutely easy to handle. ^.^

Handbrake's good, though the dropping of AVI and XviD support is really annoying. x264 encoding is much more time-consuming, even if it provides higher quality. I use it to reduce HD files (e.g. TV show episodes) to 640 by (whatever gives the correct aspect ratio), and 350MB files. The drawback I've found is that it's almost impossible to get the audio to sync properly -- I can strip the extra channels to have just 2-channel sound, but encoding to MP3 screws up the video/audio timing, so I have to pretty much keep the audio untouched.

i agree with handbrake, but you'll need something to decrypt most DVDs before handbrake will work with it. DVD43 works nicely.

http://www.dvd43.com/

Formatfactory is really good

Fairuse Wizard 2

Handbrake handbrake handbrake handbrake

I know how to do it for iPods, not too sure about a phone... sorry ; ;

try the free program - Handbrake

Handbrake!

You could get winff and convert anything into everything.

I second this.

You'll find there are quite a number of freeware that will do that. Search on Google with the exact thing you're looking for and you'll come across. In fact, I came across that kind of program Saturday when I was looking for an add-on

Everyone is recommending handbrake on this one. I was about to post a journal much like this too. My mate is really wanting a better movie option for his PSP simply because the UMDs won't be around forever. That and he would like to see his TV series on PSP too. So what compression ratio are we talking about and how big are the MP4 versions on average?

Well I jsut tested handbrake, it seems to work fine, nto sure what the file size will be though it will take ages to compelte converting a full movie :)

I'm currently using DVDFab to rip my DVDs (And Rentals) into DivX formats for my home networked BluRay players (Via DLNA Enabled NAS Units), but it has an option for MP4 (Tested against my iPhone 2nd Gen) and 3GP target options.

If you are unafraid of Command Lines....

ffmpeg will do Anything to Anything trans-coding... Just that you have to figure out how to apply the right options to it... For example...

# Converts to DivX format
ffmpeg.exe -i %1 -r 23.98 -b 1000K -vcodec mpeg4 -vtag divx -ab 128k -ac 2 %2

# Converts from FLV to MP4 iPhone
./ffmpeg.exe -i ${each}.flv -s 320x240 -b 400000 -sameq ./video/${each}.mp4;

terrified of command line! but thanks for the info

while it can't rip DVDs (you've got a thing for that already, i see!) I recomend SUPER! It can convert just about ANYTHING to ANYTHING!
http://www.erightsoft.com/S6Kg1.html
the download link is right at the bottom there. Don't be put off by complex controls of eastern-european looking website. it's never let me down!

I suggest DVD Decryptor.