Working with low-resolution images or enlarging photos for various purposes often results in a loss of detail and diminished quality. This is where innovative upscaling solutions come to the rescue, transforming the way we enhance and optimize our images. In the realm of digital imagery, there are few innovations as transformative as Topaz Gigapixel AI.
I know people love free stuff, and when it comes to AI video upscaling, there are actually a few options. Video2x and GUI are the two that I recommended previously. However, to be honest, I don’t quite like them, because they are not stable and slow in upscaling. Today, I’d like to bring another AI video upscaling software that is free and open-source.
Movies in physical discs like DVD or Blu-ray are becoming obsolete and Blu-ray and DVD drivers are removed from most laptops, especially the ultra-books. But, we still need a decent Blu-ray ripper on Mac to rip our Blu-rays, right?
So, if you’re seeking a reliable Blu-ray ripper for macOS, this article will be of assistance. I will list 5 Blu-ray ripping software, even free, that is fully compatible with Intel and Silicon Macs, to rip standard 1080P and 4K UHD Blu-ray with ease.
Why do you want to rip DVDs? And what are your requirements for DVD ripping? I’d always like to rip DVDs to MP4. This is the most compatible video for my iPhone, iPad, Plex, NAS. With it, I just have to rip the DVD once. Which program do you use? It’s WinX DVD Ripper Platinum! In this post, you will see my WinX DVD Ripper Platinum review, and I’d like to recommend it to you all, and you will see the detailed reasons in the view.
Apple releases its own CPU: the ARM-based M1 chip and it is running on MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini. I cannot help myself buying a Mac Mini to be my center of home entertainment when I digitize all my DVD collections to MP4. You may be wondering which program I use. Well, it’s MacX DVD Ripper Pro, and I’d like to recommend it with a detailed review.
“This server is not powerful enough to convert video” looks more common than usual because most of your HD recordings by camcorders like MPEG-2 and AVCHD are NOT supported by the Plex server. And you will have to transcode or convert andy video and Blu-rays and DVDs to Plex for playback.
