$1.99 lifetime or not. I downloaded and installed 2 hours before time was up and emailed 7thshare and I think they should still honor there free period. The fact they tried to squirm out of it for a lot of us is shady to me.

In order to give back to GOTD users, all GOTD users can get 7thShare Any DVD Ripper for only $1.99 (Lifetime License), original price $45.
Here's the purchase link, https://order.shareit.com/cart/add?vendorid=200279128&PRODUCT[300912835]=1
Coupon Code, SPECIAL-CODE-R (Valid only 24 hours)

To the people that got an overdue message, you should probably be thankful. I was an early installer and had no problems in getting the program, installing it and then registering it. But I was never able to get a video I could see and I tried several ways. I just got audio and sub-titles, no video, I am running WIN10, 64 bit and I tried two rip different DVD's.

Installed, but the program ended an hour earlier than it was suppose to. It asks now for the installer to purchase a license. I will uninstall and use another program, but wanted to let the GiveAway people know about this.

I got the same overdue message.

I emailed support four hours ago. No response. Even checked the spam folder.

I have tried this three times and even though I am within the giveaway period, I get a message saying that it os OVERDUE?
Time to fix this .........or do I give up on GAOTD. Too may glitches to deal with.

I tried to activate with the code that is given in the .txt file and it doesn't work. It says that it is "overdue".

With still an hour and a half to register, the software gives me te answer that "The registration is overdue. If you want to continue using this software, please purchase a new registration code". Pity.

Like many others the install was successful and the activation fails due to it being "overdue". Disappointed but I don't have time to fool around. Deleted and gone.

Not able to activate the said program but sent email to support team for assistance.

I tried to activate with the code that is given in the .txt file and it doesn't work. It says that it is "overdue".

was not able to activate although their was over 5 hours left on the availability clock it said the time was up on the activation code

Please contact support@7thshare.com, we'll resend you the setup file download link.

works great for 5 whole mins, since it keeps giving reg overdue when, by this post, it is seen that program was installed prior to end of giveaway. Looks like several are having the same problem, and no answers from the company or GOTD folks. GIve us a hand?????

No response from the publisher to questions and problems, as per usual. Chock it up to yet another waste of time. If you can't be bothered to provide support for your app for the 24-hr period that is it posted on here, how can any of us be expected to trust that you are going to support it weeks or months from now??

registration overdue, purchase licence...
countdown clock says 6 hours + remaining. scam or error?

I too just downloaded, installed and received the message "The registration is overdue. If you want to continue using this software, please purchase a new registration code."

What gives???

Please Help!!!

Says "registration overdue" even though over 7 hours remaining as others have noted. Moving on.

I installed, but could nor register. I get the following error message "The registration is overdue. If you want to continue using this software, please purchase a new registration number." I had to give it a thumb's down because of this issue.

"The registration is overdue. If you want to continue using this software, please purchase a new registration code."

I get this with a legitimate Gmail address and a direct cut-and-paste from the read me file, even after multiple attempts.

That fact and the random comments mostly about other products make me highly suspect the 86% thumbs up.

The problem I have with 7thShare Any DVD ripper is that when loading a video that has a resolution of 1280 x 720 is that the converted video is 640 x 480. There is no way of adjusting the frame size and the video bitrate when converting videos.
I'd like to see a full screen when editing the video such as cropping it. The sliders for the special effect are not long enough making it difficult to do small adjustments to the brightness etc.
If this had more adjustable features and was easier to use then I'd like it more.

I was able to copy a "copy protected" dvd movie that two other programs failed to copy. I give it a thumbs up!

I installed this just because I didn't have any other ripper installed. Worked fine on my test of a few "Great Courses" instructional DVDs. Conversions formats are plentiful. I rarely rip DVDs, so can't comment on speed vs. other products.

BTW for those curious. I downloaded, it installed on my laptop and yes, I managed to rip a Blu-ray disc.

Is there any reason to believe that this is NOT just another reskin of the dozens of other DVD-ripping apps that are continually posted here? (WinX, Aiseee, Digiarty, Wondershare, etc.)

The setup program doesn't run. I tried and downloaded the ZIP file twice and neither would execute. Oddly enough, the program was activated at the end.

If I rip a DVD to MKV can I choose the subtittle to go with it, hope you understand.

Installs and runs easily (W10 x64). Ripping is fast enough, even on my old two-core laptop - output quality seems fine. The downside at present is that there's some obvious options missing. As a suggestion for the developers - add the option to simply copy the audio (or selected audio track) as the default - not every user knows what bit rate etc to set. Also - there's no option to preserve the chapters - it's either one slab of video or a separate video for each chapter. And maybe add a one-click option to rip the main film only - defaulting to rip every trailer, notice, extra and audio track on the disc seems backwards for the most likely use of this app.

I don't need to convert DVD disc, just want to rip DVD to folder (with VOB,BUP,IFO files ) and watch a movie later on my laptop. Can this program do it ?

Rip DVD to 4K / 1080p videos, ... is very confusing. 1920x1080Pixels / inch is still Full HD quality. Still the most used.
Rip a regular DVD with an image resolution of 720x576 pixels / inch to 4K image resolution with two options; 4K cinema 4096x2160 or 4K ultra 3840x2160 pixels / inch. The video quality will not be improved by it. For Blu-ray that can be done, then the question is; can that program rip bly-ray? That information is nowhere to be seen.

P.S. If you want to buy any of their other software from their landing page, the 50% off coupon good this week is:
THS-DJ88-JSTN
(I had some trouble finding it for myself.)

Fast download, clean install; they give us the registration number in the README file, and it worked just fine. The visuals are nice and clear, and the process to use it looks fairly straightforward. I'm happy to have this DVD tool. Thank you, GAOTD and 7thShare!