How to rip a DVD using Handbrake 

Yep u can choose your preferd output as needed.

There are numerous tracks on most discs. I've found that if you want the "video" files, you should click on the track with the longest playback time. This generally gives you a file of the movie itself, with no menus or extras.

@@SuperFamiKing yep Yep

TLDR: No, changing the name from M4V to MP4 will not degrade your quality. PS: You can set it to mp4 before encoding in the save to folder section and it will export to that format. The MP4 (MPEG-4 Part 14) and M4V formats are closely related as both are video file formats based on the MPEG-4 standard. However, there are some key differences: MP4: - This is a standard multimedia container format that can store video, audio, subtitles, and images. It is widely supported across various devices and media players. - Generally, MP4 files do not have DRM protection unless specifically added. - Highly compatible with almost all media players, operating systems, and mobile devices. - More universal in usage across various platforms and applications. M4V: - Developed by Apple, this format is very similar to MP4 but is specifically used in Apple’s iTunes and other Apple devices. It often contains Apple's FairPlay DRM copyright protection. - Often includes DRM protection when downloaded from Apple’s iTunes Store, restricting the file to be played only on authorized computers and devices. - Primarily designed for Apple ecosystems. Although non-DRM M4V files can be played on non-Apple devices, DRM-protected M4V files require Apple’s authorization via iTunes. - Often preferred for video files intended specifically for use within the Apple ecosystem, particularly those involving DRM protections. In practice, the difference often comes down to the use of DRM and the ecosystem (Apple versus more universal platforms). Many devices and players that support MP4 can also play M4V files, especially if they are not DRM-protected.

You might need to Partition it, or you've selected a smaller partition.

I don’t think it would be a problem if it remains checked

Well it will never be the same size because one is MPG2 and the other is MPG4 (at least in this case) - you can always use a different preset for encoding. But even at identical visual quality an MPG4 should be smaller as it is more efficient.

@@jaredx2 Thank you very much.

You would have to make a video DVD. A DVD is a data disk that is formatted in a particular way. The movie, the menu, etc. To do this you need to create a DVD in a DVD authoring package such as - tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/en/product/taw6.html almost all programs that do this are commercial. My tutorial is about how to extract the video file from the DVD and then transcode it into a different file format.

@@jaredx2 Wow! Thank you for your prompt reply. Commercial meaning you pay for them? I am new to all this.

Yeah I mean you have to pay for it, I don't know of any Free Video DVD Authoring packages.