DVDFab Blu-ray Ripper

I've been using the DVD Blu Ray Ripper suite for since about 2013. I actually purchased the all-in-one package that was available at that time, and it even came with a free desktop player for streaming off of your local server / storage.

The DVD Fab Suites are actually fantastic. Constantly pushing the envelope on cutting edge. The updates are regular, sometimes multiples per week. The interface is smooth, it's clean, and if there ever is a bug that's discovered you submit it, and they're on it. I think that's probably the fact number one that I love about the whole group is the turnaround time when it comes to bug submission is such a high priority.

There are so many active users within the community that they don't leave anything broken. And if you're an active user as well of their programs they also do invites of users with incentives. May it be free programs, amazon gift cards, electronic equipment etc.

In fact, back when they were starting to collect Blu-ray meta data files into a central server repository and looking for solid work arounds on a few other audio roadblocks I was one of the end users who were submitting 100s of content disks to the effort. I was always in the top 2-3 users. This was landing me free amazon gift cards for my efforts.

This suite is so easy to use that you can really just click in the dark and get it right. I started out and I proudly state this! I have a love for video and the intimacy of being involved in watching a production for entertainment. But I build this up with an impressive presentation of products to do so. Think this way immediate adopter of 4k in 2013 (cost a fortune for that sony bravia xbr that they abandoned so quickly), media center editions, 7foot interfaces, etc.

It boils down to I have an exhaustive collection of videos on tape, dvd and blu-ray. This collection started by my mother before me, and I grew up with it and continued the growth. DVDfab let me digitize this to an interface that is searchable, instant, and impressive to experience along the way.

As for easy I originally began with compressing them down with simple clicks and never saw the loss. Then I built out my audio of the viewing area. Again, went back and redid the ones I did for lossy formats to literally 1 for 1 on the video and audio. AACS is a silly thing really in my eyes as it is also void via fair use and upheld as such too. DVDfab as much as these suites can be used for illicit uses this is not ignored by any standards. fair use is highly held to regard by the community of users, and piracy is not endorsed.

As I previously noted different formats above. Let me give you a solid idea. DVDfab's Blu-Ray Ripper can rip a disc into a combination of about 1000 different audio and video formats to fit any use or need you could possibly have. While maintaining meta data files for you playback interfaces. It really is a beyond impressive suite to say the least. When you first get into it the suite looks really looks really simple and small. But when you're behind the scenes it's a beast. Do anything you could possibly ever need or want! And the best part is if you buy more than just one title of the suite and like you buy multiple titles and you need to go from ripping to converting to copying it will literally jump on the fly and do each and every operation jumping from software aspect to software aspect IE plug in to plug in api to api. And I'll do all this on the fly for you and just keep going.

Another thing to look at is the licensing you can get annual or perpetually perfect lifetime licenses. I paid for one sales special and got every product they offered at the time with full version for life upgrades that are beyond beautiful. That said my life hasn't always been perfect and I got to buy an upgrade still why? Because these guys cut on the edge so fast and so well, they introduce new products that you just want more and more and more of. So, while I still get updates for everything, I purchased there's a lot of new titles out there that do even more, and you'll always want more because it's so simple.

While there may be alternatives to out there no pun intended. When you're looking for a product that is so simple you can take off like an expert in your very first 5 minutes of ever working in a product like that. Become an expert in a matter of just minutes let alone you just continue to learn more and get more involved. Point of thousands of different possible formats and codecs. Competition doesn't have this they don't have nothing close. While everybody's stuff may look simple and easy. Nobody's going to touch the sheer magnitude of DVD Fabs Community and drive for development and pushing the bleeding edge of letting home users enjoy and encompass the video and audio that they have the rights to use as they see fit in the entertainment of their own home in the digital era. This team did it right! These guys did it great and it's hard to beat hands down, I don't think anybody can.