Anyone used AOAMedia DVD Ripper?

[BuddyFey]

The new PC Magazine mentions DVD Ripper in Lance Ulanoff's column. He likes it, and from the info at their web site, it looks like just the ticket to get some of my DVDs on the Apple TV.

Has anyone tried it? Comments?

[Deadly_B]

Sounds interesting. I have not heard of it... is there a link to the PC Mag mention?

[BuddyFey]

Sorry, I don't have a link. It's in the 11/6 print edition, volume 26 number 21/22. I think it's www.pcmag.com. Or try www.aoamedia.com.

Looking at www.aoamedia.com, it looks like it will handle US encrypted DVDs without the need for an extra step for the encryption.

[BuddyFey]

Bump.

Has anybody tried it?

[BuddyFey]

Bump for the last time...

108 views of the thread and nobody's tried it? Guess I won't be taking the chance of being the first.

[sf_lpr]

Sorry, I don't have a link. It's in the 11/6 print edition, volume 26 number 21/22. I think it's www.pcmag.com. Or try www.aoamedia.com.

Looking at www.aoamedia.com, it looks like it will handle US encrypted DVDs without the need for an extra step for the encryption.

The link is http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,2178930,00.asp

I've been using it for about 5 months. As Lance said, I can easily rip my movies into MP4and AVI with ease. It does the trick :)

You could download a free trial version from their website before you buy.

[BuddyFey]

The link is http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,2178930,00.asp

I've been using it for about 5 months. As Lance said, I can easily rip my movies into MP4and AVI with ease. It does the trick :)

You could download a free trial version from their website before you buy.

Thanks for the reply. I was beginning to think I was the only person who had read the article.

I'm assuming you've found no malware, or you wouldn't be happy with it...

[minimidget]

I'm trying the demo, and I like the format and such, might buy it.