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There are a ton of applications out there than can do this. These are two of my favorates.

Both referenced here: VideoHelp.com - Forum, Guides, Tools and hardware lists its a great site for doing just this.

This guide works well if you have the origanal dvds. Nice thing about this, the steps you take will name your files and rip them. At the end you have some nice rips.

How to convert TV Series DVD episodes to DivX/XviD with ease using freeware - VideoHelp.com

I also recommend handbrake, its for both mac and windows. It takes some more time ripping and naming, but its nice and graphical

How to Rip DVDs with Handbrake | Macinstruct

There are also guides on VideoHelp.com - Forum, Guides, Tools and hardware lists

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