There are still some other programs can work as an alternative to Slysoft and RedFox AnyDVD/AnyDVD HD to decrypt and backup your DVDs and Blu-ray discs, among which Leawo is the top alternative which, on my option, offers better user interface and more user-demanded features.
There are a great many ways to save a ripped DVD. Some would like to rip and save DVDs to local hard drive, some would like to save on a USB or external drive, some on a NAS. For whatever reason that you want your Bluray DVD collection in digital files, mine is that I can store those files on cloud drives like Google Drive, OneDrive, iCloud, DropBox, pCloud, Baidu and stream them anytime, from anywhere.
I plan to rip DVDs to MP4 for the two smart TVs, TCL and Samsung and a DVD Ripper is needed with the following requirements:
Rip Encrypted DVDs from Disney and other companies, mainly Disney cartoons
Retain high quality of playback
Retain subtitles, especially when a alien or foreign language is spoken.
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While ripping DVD to MP4, I’d like the forced subtitles at points in the film where the action takes place in another country. Watching the DVD directly, the subtitles appear automatically when the actors start speaking alien or other languages. I don’t want subtitles throughout the movie, just the ones that appear like they do normally when the language switches over.
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As far as I can see, a couple of years ago, most videos are in 30 FPS, but the most recent years, video cameras from Sony, NEEWER, etc, as well as smartphones like iPhone and Samsung, are able to record videos over 60 FPS even 120 FPS. Also, some HD DVD and Bluray discs are in 60FPS. Most of the video formats as I can see are M2TS/MTS or AVCHD, and MKV is able to contain videos in 60FPS as well, and we do have the eager to convert those M2TS/MTS or AVCHD videos to 60FPS with a decent and user-friendly 60FPS Video Converter.
I just recently updated my Apple TVs from Generation 3 to Generation 4. Many of my movies are now not compatible, the format, for the Generation 4 Apple TV and can not be viewed and it says “this content cannot be played because it’s format is not compatible with this device”. And it seems to be a common issue all over the world and questions are asked in Apple’s forums. Here are my solutions.
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If you are looking for a more straight-forward way to rip Bluray DVD directly to MP4 AVI WMV and even 3D formats like 3D MKV and 3D MP4, I’d like to recommend an awesome MakeMKV and Handbrake alternative for you-Leawo Bluray Ripper.
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My personal Windows 7 doesn’t have DVD drive and have no external USB drive neither. But I work within a LAN and have WIFI connection so an access to other PC disposing DVD drive and another internet BOX which have too a DVD drive. My question is to see whether there is a DVD ripper for Windows 7 and Windows 10 could rip for me at a distance the data on a DVD installed on a distant drive ?
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I see a lot of guides on Google that shows you how to convert VOB files to MP4 AVI WMV or whatever video format you need but I don’t think they are quite clear and a major of those so-called VOB converters are giving me trouble when it comes to VOB files that are in a PROTECTED DVD disc especially those from Disney. I have tried and researched a lot myself and finally seem to understand actually what we need to do in converting VOB files. I will take MP4 as the output in the below guide.
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I gathered a copy of Leawo DVD Ripper when it was given away, and it worked me very well on rip DVD VTS files to MP4, like Cize as well as other encrypted DVDs including Hunger Games Catching Fire and Divergent and I have ripped them to iPhone 7. However, the program is for DVDs only. I have a bigger screen new iPad and a copy-protected Bluray disc Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. I assume watching Bluray movies on bigger screens like iPad as well as Apple TV would be of extreme fun. Here’s how I rip and transfer Blu-ray to iPad.
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