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Video codecs are used in DVD and video CD players and recorders, video broadcast systems, personal computers, and a variety of other applications. In particular, they are widely used in applications that record or transmit video, which may not be feasible with the high data volumes and bandwidths of uncompressed video.
This page describes how to create a video file from a DVD using VLC. Other how to pages. You can use VLC to rip a raw video file from a DVD, or you can use VLC to create a condensed transcoded video file from a DVD. This page mostly deals with using it to rip a raw video file from the command line.Here is an example.ou can use VLC to rip a raw video file from a DVD, or you can use VLC to create a condensed transcoded video file from a DVD.