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<blockquote data-quote="caveman38" data-source="post: 685748" data-attributes="member: 108781">Hi from a snowy, cold Lodon.I am about to start ripping my DVD collection and hopefully play them within MP. So that I don't cock anything up (as I'm a bit green) I would like to ask you guys some quesions.I intend to use DVDShrink and archive the DVD's in a file structure that would just be Film Title/ IFO, BUP, VOB - do I need to keep the Video-TS folder for MP to work.Can I get cover art and film info automatically from MP or do I need&nbsp; third party software to work in conjunction with MP, andOnce the archive is complete would it also be compatible with Windows Media Centre if I was to upgrade in the future.Thanks for listening to me. I hope you are a friendly lit of guys who don't mind an old duffer like me asking basic questions. I hope to get cracking with this soon as it don't look like I'm going anywhere for a couple of days, I must put another wooly on. Cheers guys.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="caveman38, post: 685748, member: 108781"] Hi from a snowy, cold Lodon. I am about to start ripping my DVD collection and hopefully play them within MP. So that I don't cock anything up (as I'm a bit green) I would like to ask you guys some quesions. I intend to use DVDShrink and archive the DVD's in a file structure that would just be Film Title/ IFO, BUP, VOB - do I need to keep the Video-TS folder for MP to work. Can I get cover art and film info automatically from MP or do I need third party software to work in conjunction with MP, and Once the archive is complete would it also be compatible with Windows Media Centre if I was to upgrade in the future. Thanks for listening to me. I hope you are a friendly lit of guys who don't mind an old duffer like me asking basic questions. I hope to get cracking with this soon as it don't look like I'm going anywhere for a couple of days, I must put another wooly on. Cheers guys. [/QUOTE]

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