Rio ( /raÉª.oÊ/) is a village in Columbia County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 938 at the 2000 census. It is part of the Madison Metropolitan Statistical Area. Rio is located at 43Â°26â²52â³N 89Â°14â²26â³W / 43.44778Â°N 89.24056Â°W / 43.44778; -89.24056 (43.447914, -89.240557). According to the United States Census Bureau, the village has a total area of 1.2 square miles (3.2 kmÂ²), all of it land. Rio was once a thriving farm community but the number of family farms has decreased tremendously, even while the number of acres being farmed has increased.
2. Insert the DVD that you want to rip into your computer's DVD drive. If you have multiple drives, select the drive that contains the DVD that you want to rip on your computer screen. 3. Copy the DVD's content onto your hard drive or media server.1  Open the Start menu, click on Computer, right-click the disk and select Explore. 2  Find the file folder that says VIDEO_TS. Drag the folder to whatever location you want to copy your DVD. 3  This is the end of a basic rip to watch on your computer. Open the Start menu, click on Computer, right-click the disk and select Explore. 2  Find the file folder that says VIDEO_TS. Drag the folder to whatever location you want to copy your DVD. 3  This is the end of a basic rip to watch on your computer.
Open the DVD. Open up VLC and go to File. Select Open Disc... A dialog box should appear. Go to the Disc tab. Under the field Disc Type, select DVD (not DVD (Menus)). Enter the letter of your DVD-ROM drive in the device name box, and 0 in the title box.Click OK to see if thatâs what you want to rip.pen DVD. Go to the Media menu and choose Convert/Save. 2. Pick the Disc tab and adjust the Starting Position to the proper Title/Chapter. (You can find the proper Title/Chapter by viewing the disc with Media / Open Disc first.) Click Convert/Save. 3. Enter file name and start ripping.