This may not be entirely legal so don't tell anyone where you heard it.
Link to Medibuntu Community Documentation page
Always follow the law. And remember, Linux is not for everyone.
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This is illegal. Do not do this in the US. Or, do it only for CD's that you totally own. Like, you are the artist formerly known as Prince and you are going to rip your own DVD off of your own DVD. That is probably not legal either.
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Why do you say "follow the law"? Do you equate installing patent-encumbered codecs with breaking the law? This is just *plain* silly. There is so many *crap* patents out there (thanks a lot USPTO and EPO!), *anything* you install will infringe on a patent or another.
In any case software patents are illegal still in many places to begin with, even if the morons (curse be on their whole family) at the European Patent Office can make shit up as they go along that go directly against the treaty that founded it.