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Manually Load DVD

on a Windows computer on a Mac computer

Manually Load DVD (Windows)

Disclaimer: These steps are only to be used to rip non-federally protected DVDs. Hudl does not condone ripping federally protected DVDs and is not legally responsible for actions taken by the end user.

  1. Place the DVD in your DVD drive.

  2. Open the start menu and click Computer or My PC.

  3. Right-click on the DVD and select Open.

  4. Open the Video_TS folder.

  5. Select the files that end in the extension .VOB to a folder on your desktop. DO NOT copy the VIDEO_TS.VOB file.

    To select multiple clips of video, click the first clip, then click and hold the Shift key down, then click the last. This will select all clips between the first and last.

  6. Right-click on the select files and select Copy.

  7. Navigate to a folder on your desktop, open the folder, right-click, and select Paste.

  8. Need to create a new folder to store the video? Navigate to your desktop, right-click, and select New > Folder.

  9. Your files are ready to be uploaded to Hudl.com. Learn how to upload here.

Manually Load DVD (Mac)

Disclaimer: These steps are only to be used to rip non-federally protected DVDs. Hudl does not condone ripping federally protected DVDs and is not legally responsible for actions taken by the end user.

  1. Place the DVD in your DVD drive.

  2. Open the Finder and click on the DVD.

  3. Open the Video_TS folder.

  4. Select the files that end in the extension .VOB to a folder on your desktop. DO NOT copy the VIDEO_TS.VOB file.

    To select multiple clips of video, click the first clip, then click and hold the Command key down, then click the last. This will select all clips between the first and last.

  5. Right-click on the select files and select Copy.

  6. Navigate to a folder on your desktop, open the folder, right-click, and select Paste.

    Need to create a new folder to store the video? Navigate to your desktop, right-click, and select New > Folder.

  7. Your files are ready to be uploaded to Hudl.com. Learn how to upload here.