With all of the DVD movies you’ll be ripping and converting to iPhone iPad by MacX DVD Ripper Pro, you’re going to need some way to manage your music and video libraries for iPhone or iPad. The Mac DVD ripper takes in every Apple Android Windows devices as the built-in presets, covering iPhone 7/7 Plus, iPhone 6S/SE, iPad Pro, Mini 4, or every iPhone and iPad released before, still the Samsung Galaxy S7, Kindle Fire, PS4, Xbox One etc. Don’t worry if you have no idea about the ins and outs of different formats. MacX DVD Ripper Pro can rip DVDs to all popular video formats, including MP4, H.264, MOV, M4V, QT, AVI, MPEG, FLV etc. The same goes for other Android phones and tablets, not to mention the Kindle Fire, the PS4 and the Xbox One. If you use a Mac but take a Samsung Galaxy S7 out on the road, you’ll still find a preset. The Apple TV won’t be a problem, either, while support extends to a huge range of Windows and Android devices. Don’t worry if you don’t know the ins and outs of the different formats, though it has built-in presets to cover every Apple device, including the iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone SE, not to mention the iPad Pro, Mini 4 and Air 2, plus every iPhone and iPad released before.
MacX DVD Ripper Pro can rip DVDs to every major video file format, including the now-standard MP4, H.264, M4V, AVI and FLV. In fact, MacX DVD Ripper Pro makes it quick and easy. Yet ripping DVDs really doesn’t have to be a hassle. However, these can be slow, hard to use and sometimes buggy, while few are capable of handling with DVD copy protections on commercial discs. Perhaps we just want a way to backup our DVDs for use in future, so that as discs get scratched or start to spoil we don’t lose our favorite films and programs.Įven on macOS, there are dozens of free DVD ripper that can copy a DVD to hard drive or a standard format that your Mac, iPhone, iPad or Smart TV accepts, for example, Handbrake, MacTheRipper.
Maybe we want to be able to watch them on an iPhone or an iPad, or stream them from our Mac or NAS drive to our Apple TV box or smart TV.
Yet while we don’t want to get rid of our old discs, we sometimes need a more convenient way to use them. New DVDs still fly off the shelves when a big movie or TV show hits the home market, while many of us have a huge collection of films and TV shows on DVD, which we want to keep. With Ultra HD TVs, Blu-ray players and on-demand streaming services, you’d have thought the DVD would be obsolete, yet the format remains hugely popular.
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