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Giveaway of the day — DVD RipR 3.2.2
DVD RipR 3.2.2 was available as a giveaway on May 7, 2022!
With DVD RipR, you can convert DVD and Blu-ray to digital AVI, MP4, WMV, MKV, MPG, 3GP, FLV, MOV and more formats and you can digitize DVD audio to MP3, M4A, FLAG, OGG, and even more formats.
High quality fast ripping due to H.264 video codec and AAC audio codec. No shortage of codecs on this dvd ripping software for audio and video to choose from.
DVD RipR offers the ability to trim DVD chapters before starting the ripping process. DVD RipR supports multiple audio tracks and subtitles. DVD RipR does not support protected content.
Plus with DVD RipR you can crop, flip, rotate, change saturation, brightness, hue, contrast, and watermark text and image over video as you select a chapter to rip.
DVD RipR is straight to the point. Add your DVD from the media drive or from a DVD folder, select the chapters, set the output format profile with help of a wizard, hit the ''Start'' button.
The program comes with a wizard to help you pick the output format according to the device or service like for example presets for iPhone, YouTube, Vimeo, and so on. The list is extensive.
Main Features:
1. Rich range of output formats.
2. High quality DVD ripping software.
3. Ability to rip audio out of DVD and Blu-ray.
3. Fast ripping.
4. Ability to trim DVD chapters.
5. Ability to crop, flip, rotate, change saturation, brightness, hue, contrast of video.
6. Ability to watermark text and image over video.
Extra Features:
1. Right to the point user interface. You start ripping with 3 clicks.
2. Support for multiple audio tracks and subtitles.
3. Option to shutdown computer when ripping is done.
DVD RipR is perfect for digitizing your media collection.
System Requirements:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 8/ 10/ 11
Publisher:
PCWinSoftHomepage:
http://www.pcwinsoft.com/dvd-ripr/index.aspFile Size:
21.8 MB
Licence details:
Lifetime
Price:
$19.95
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Good company. Good product. Yes non-commercial limitations, but there are reasons that others (on this page) site that make it worthwhile.
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With any DVD ripper of a DVD you will always be attached to the image format of the European 720x576 pixels. In the time of the CRT TVs, that was the better quality than what those CRT TVs could show. Now that is outdated.
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This giveaway is an automatically activated one. Video output could be improved, but it is what it is. The audio and subtitle limit of one each makes this only usable for certain conversions. I will have to stick to my Handbreak due to it's vast options and nearly identical conversion speed. Uninstalled, but I do appreciate the offering.
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I frequently make copies of old 8mm family movies that I had commercially converted to DVD.
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My problem Is I have recorded things off of TV & My Windows Computer won't be able to read them In their recorded format. I wish something like this could work for me. :(
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Lisa, If ... if you have made a recording of a smart flat screen (Medion for example) and it has placed it on an external SSD drive or memory stick, then TS the extension, is to do with m2ts. No PC/laptop can read that.
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Hi Lisa, are these files marked with the .ts (transport stream) extension?
You should be able to play them e.g. with the VLC media Player.
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Weird software. Most people want to rip commercial DVDs - just how much of the general population want to rip non-commercial DVDs? Can you even get non-commercial DVDs? And DVDs? In this world of 720p, 1080p and 4K video, who watches DVDs anymore?
The only advantage of DVDs over downloading movies 'elsewhere' is commentary tracks.
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Chris, DVD ist still a thing. Maybe you want to backup a copy of a old DVD movie?
That is when such software comes in handy.
Sure, nowadays most of stuff is digitalized but still not everything.
A software that helps you achieving digital copies is as helpful as it can get.
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senzai6293, also there are bunch of old videos on DVD that never made the jump to 1080p or even 2K, there is not much incentive for studios to re-produce old stuff for most companies, so you have to deal with just DVD quality. There are rare findings of old movies being re-produced in 1080p from DVD quality to squeeze some bucks out of it in a sale but as mentioned, that is very rare. Most companies don't care and ride with the old train.
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Chris,
I was not previously aware of this program . . . and I try to stay well-informed on the subject.
If a program like this can't handle commercial release discs, its utility would be quite limited. Luckily, there are some effective options out there. 1) MakeMKV, which is free, and also rips Blu-Ray. 2) Digiarty / Win-X Ripper, which does DVD-only, and is offered as a giveaway here approximately a couple times a year. (Recommended, so watch for it.) & 3) the payware from DVDFab or Red Fox, although users have reported some significant issues in dealing with both companies.
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senzai6293, DVD-Video IS DIGITISED! It's MPEG2 encoded video with MPEG or AC3 encoded audio. Entirely digital format
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TK, that might be the case but they come in a different DVD container and thus require a reformat. Sure you can just copy them as is but different players require different output formats.
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