Review: As the program name implies, allows MacVideo DVD Ripper to rip DVD video and convert them to other formats like MOV, AVI, MP4 and MPG. But it can also extract audio stream and save it as MP3, AAC, WMA and others, and preparing items for Ipod, Ipad and iPhone, among other devices. The application interface is clean and fairly intuitive. You can download the DVD folder, IFO or ISO file in a file manager, watch folders, or drag and drop method. You can handle any DVD movies in one session. The file queue, you can find out the name, duration, trim the length (if you want to cut clips), number of heads, the target type and name, and the estimated size of the video DVD. So, if you prefer standard, it is only necessary to specify the output directory and file type, to begin the conversion. However, advanced users can tinker with audio and video, in terms of sampling, volume channel mode, bit rate, codec, resolution and frame rate. Options can be reset to their default values. In addition, you can turn off the audio or video stream. In addition, you can see clips in the built-in media player and capture frames, select audio track and subtitle, and merge videos into one file. But you can also trim the clip by time or chapter, image adjustments (eg, brightness, saturation), and apply effects (like old film) and use a watermark (image or text). In the options you can change the image format (BMP or JPG) and directories, and set the default output directory and open the log folder. During encoding, you can set the utility to turn off your computer when it's done. DVD video processing utility requires a moderate to large amounts of system resources to complete the task cards. This is very responsive, contains a help file and delivers excellent picture quality and sound. On the other hand you can not choose the number of processor cores that will be used to set or tool to open the output folder after encoding. |
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