A complete software solution that enables users to rip DVDs to Video AVI, DivX, iPod, MP4, MPG, WMV, MKV or FLV with high quality
Version | 10.0.9.9 |
Updated | March 24 2020 |
Developer |
SourceTec Software
N/A
N/A
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User Rating |
1068
4.3
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Original File Size | 181 MB |
Downloads | 9084 |
Systems | Windows All |
Category | Cd Dvd Tools |
As the name of this software suggests, Sothink DVD Ripper allows you to convert DVD files to other video types, such as AVI, MP4 and MOV. It can be easily handled by individuals of any experience level.
The interface of the application is clean and pretty intuitive. DVDs can be imported into the queue by using either the "drag and drop" method or treeview. Batch processing is not supported.
In the list you can check out the thumbnail, name, duration, status, along with elapsed and remaining time of the DVD. So, after you specify the output destination and file type, you can proceed with the encoding job.
Furthermore, you can configure audio and video settings when it comes to the size, zoom mode, quality, frame rate, codec, channel mode, sample frequency rate and others. Optionally, you can disable the audio stream.
Additionally, you can preview clips in a small, built-in media player, crop videos and trim them by marking the start and time position or time values, add watermarks, change the interface style, enable logging, and others.
The video processing tool takes a reasonable amount of time to complete a task while using a low-to-moderate quantity of system resources. It has a good response time, can guide you to a comprehensive online help file with snapshots and manages to keep a good image and sound quality in the output videos. We strongly recommend Sothink DVD Ripper to all users.
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