For protected and free DVDs, the software is able to handle the conversion process easily. To conclude simply, VideoSolo BD-DVD Ripper is a reliable tool for desktop (Windows and Mac) users to rip any type of DVD with very easy steps but high-quality outputs. Offers user-friendly UI so that people can rip DVDs easilyĮdits ID3 tags of ripped videos for easier managementĬompresses video files for saving storage space Supports to rip protected DVD and homemade DVD with the highest quality Saves the ripped videos at 1:1 original quality, including 1080p and 4K Speeds up the ripping process to 6X faster but now I'll stop here since my FLV rip just came out and I have to enjoy it.Supports more than 300 output video/audio formats to save DVD videos Maybe I'll get a license from Digiarty Software and give it a try some day in the future who knows. I know I know - there's also a paid version of this program but I have no idea how far does that one go (they should fix that 'Process Finish!' message anyway). Looking at WinX DVD Ripper I see a very good looking interface that's pretty easy to use and shouldn't put a wall of despair in front of those who just got their hands on a Windows computer as it happens with other programs from this category but I also see a piece of DVD ripping software that leaves room for a lot of improvements. Come on guys we're in 2009 dual core processors are ubiquitous optimize that code a little will ya?

Now I am watching the progress bar in the status window and I can tell you the following - I am ripping video to a FLV file and I have a 54 FPS ripping/encoding speed which isn't bad at all if you ask me but what I really don't like is to see that this program only seems to use the second core of my CPU. Hmmm seems to be something wrong with the program's updater but since I can easily close that error message and move on let's rip a video DVD shall we? (just for the record - I'll be ripping the video disc that came as a bonus with the limited edition of Death's 'The Sound of Perseverance' album reissued in 2005)Ĭhoosing the format to rip the DVD to isn't extremely hard since available settings are only 7 - AVi MPEG MP4 WMV MOV FLV and audio (appearing as 'Music' in the menu but what if I want to rip the sound of a tutorials DVD for example?) so getting started with it should be pretty easy. Guess what? Kernel error! Fortunately it was possible to easily close both applications so now we'll try again. and a lot more than that to rip those DVDs of yours of course!īefore moving on here's a little funny note - a few moments ago I just fired up WinX DVD Ripper but I also had PowerDVD running although the video DVD I've been watching was now on pause.

why not I ask you! The latest version is labeled 4.1.1 and it will only need 20.7MB of your hard drive's space.

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