DVD Ripper for Mac
Saturday, August 21st, 2010
My brother copied some old home movies on to a CD thinking that we could all play them. Well, we could, but on on the tv or any other device aside from the PC. If it had been a DVD format it would have been no problem. The movies were actually on a DVD, but the format just didn’t transfer. Imtoo now has a DVD Ripper which would have been helpful if he had it last year. You can easily take a DVD like that one and adapt it to about 14 different video formats, or a few different audio formats. Then, you can watch it on your iPod or share it with family members who may not have the same viewing software as you do. What’s more is that you can add captions and different effects, which is really helpful when the people who know who the periphery characters in old home movies are pass away…and the info along with them.
This is all fine and good, but is there a DVD Ripper Mac version? Yup. Rip those DVDs right iPod, iPhone and iPad as well as Android formats. Want to do more than just rip and add a few effects? Video Converter for Mac allows you to take your videos and add soundtracks, and clip and merge, and recognizes over 150 video formats. I had no idea there were even that many, but I suppose with different generations of technology, there are probably more formats out there than the household names.
Have you tried a ripping program before? If so, what did you think? Can’t live without it?
It’s a jungle out there when it comes to 