Convert your DVD movies to other formats such as DivX
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WinXMedia DVD Ripper allows you to convert your favorite movies to other formats Duch as DivX. The program can read right from the DVD and write the result in any format you like: VCD, SuperVCD or AVI (DivX, XviD…).
WinXMedia DVD Ripper is not very difficult to use and features a high level of flexibilty, specially in its configuration menu where you will be able to customize the target format, aspect ratio, maximum final file size and other options.
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User reviews about WinXMedia DVD Ripper
by Anonymous
A nice DVD ripper.
This DVD came closest to what I was looking for, but.... still it is not perfect. I am missing the play function, for getting very precise the beginning of a clip I want to rip. It is also very hard to set the beginning and the end of a scene in the user interface. When these things are fixed by the producers, it is pretty much one of the best I've tested so far. And that in a list of about 20 pieces of software with the same objective in mind, ripping scenes from a DVD.
Pros:
Nice user interface, works under Vista (like most others are not), does what you expect it to do
Cons:
Missing the play function and precise setting of begin and end of a scene. More