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DVD2oneX
DVD2oneX
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DVD2oneX free download for Mac

DVD2oneX

Version 2.4.2

Burn backup copies of DVDs.

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DVD2oneX overview

DVD2oneX can make movie-only and full disk copies for personal use on a single DVD-Recordable. Features include:

  • World's fastest video compression engine. Process a movie to fit on a single recordable in a matter of 15 to 30 minutes (depending on the speed of your computer).
  • Makes movies-only copies. Why waste space and image quality on unnecessary intros, menus and language tracks?
  • Makes also full disk copies. For those who want to keep those fancy menus and intros.
  • Written from scratch, it's not based on any old code, libraries or existing opensource projects.
  • Time critical parts written in assembly, for the highest possible speed.
  • Burn the movie with your favorite recording software.

What’s new in version 2.4.2

Updated on Oct 15 2011

Version 2.4.2:
  • Increased maximum output size (was 4 times DL).
  • Fixed OS X 10.7 Lion crash on edit of disk name.
  • Fixed missing first chapter on titles from discs made with Panasonic DVR (thanks Ron!).
  • Relaxed the video, audio and subtitle attributes comparison for the seamless join to only compare the essential attributes. This should solve some cases in which the seamless join of multiple discs failed.
  • Both letter-boxed and pan&scan representation of a widescreen DVD on a 4:3 TV is now always allowed. These video attributes are also not compared anymore for the seamless join.

Information

License

Demo

Size

773 KB

Developer’s website

https://www.dvd2one.com/

Downloads

336894

App requirements

  • Intel 32
  • PPC 32
  • Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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Lvdoc
Lvdoc
Oct 14 2019
2.4.2
0.0
Oct 14 2019
0.0
Version: 2.4.2
Well, this is a gonner as of Catalina. The author answer my inquiry and said there are no plans to update this to 64 bit. Which sucks because I know of no other program that can do what this one does. Yes, other programs can compress all of a video_ts folder into a single, large video file, but that's not what I want. I want the menus, etc. This was literally the only 32 bit program I could not find a replacement for. Anyone know of anything else that does what DVD2One does?
Mikael-B
Mikael-B
Jan 12 2014
2.4.2
5.0
Jan 12 2014
5.0
Version: 2.4.2
I'm using Dvd2OneX not for slimming down DVDs — you can choose your own size  — but for repairing bad RIPs. I'm running Dvd2One 2.4.1 successfully now on Mavericks 10.9.1. It does take some time. No crashes! What I put in didn't play in VLC. The result works perfectly.
Purps
Purps
Apr 15 2013
2.4.2
5.0
Apr 15 2013
5.0
Version: 2.4.2
So... any plans on updating this app ever again? Your forum has recent posts and the admin is responding to said recent posts... but the app hasn't been updated in 2 years. This app is showing its obvious age lately... more glaringly with new DVD titles. The only workaround I've found for DVD rips that simply won't work with DVD2oneX is to rip the "main movie" only using Mac DVDRipper Pro... and then opening the main movie folder with DVD2oneX. This allows the app to see the DVD structure of newer DVDs... whereas before it would show the data as 0 bytes or a few hundred kilobytes or some obscure incorrect number. There really isn't any other app like this on the Mac, so if you could at least inform your customers of an impending update, it would be much appreciated. Being vague on your forums isn't helpful for anyone.
Macrob
Macrob
May 4 2012
2.4.2
5.0
May 4 2012
5.0
Version: 2.4.2
Should be the standard for compressing DVDs.
Gpatpandp
Gpatpandp
Feb 6 2012
2.4.2
0.0
Feb 6 2012
0.0
Version: 2.4.2
I agree with many that are reporting a significantly lessor amount of functionality/reliability/stability as time goes on. It used to be a great app for condensing/compressing Video_TS Folders down to one 4.7 Disc while retaining exceptional quality. Now I cannot even get it to compress two 3.8 GB Video_TS Folders without the app continuously crashing less then midway through the process. It's to bad to because I ALWAYS relied on the app for such task and now it appears I can no longer :(
Lolita
Lolita
Jan 7 2012
2.4.2
0.0
Jan 7 2012
0.0
Version: 2.4.2
Has anyone NOT had problems with v. 2.4.2?
D9
D9
Dec 23 2011
2.4.2
1.5
Dec 23 2011
1.5
Version: 2.4.2
So first try to have DVD2One convert a DVD and it fails because of "source protected". It was the Lord of the Rings 2 part DVDs which I wanted used this to combine into a single video file. Can't say I'll buy this as such, but I'd advise anyone else to first try it on your own to see if it's worth a steep $50. /
Lvdoc
Lvdoc
Nov 24 2011
2.4.2
0.0
Nov 24 2011
0.0
Version: 2.4.2
All of the advice is nice, but I want to burn on a single-layer blank DVD that's approx. 4.3 GB in size. One used to be able to do that. Now one can't on many occasions. The fact is, there's no solution to what I want to do. C'est la vie.
Lvdoc
Lvdoc
Oct 16 2011
2.4.2
0.0
Oct 16 2011
0.0
Version: 2.4.2
I've used MDRP as of late because RipIt can't seem to handle newer protection schemes. However, MDRP isn't that good, either. It give me the option of ripping either a 64GB video_ts folder (literally, 64 GB) or a 6.8 GB iso file. I don't have any kind of dual-layer burner. I need a final video_ts folder that's roughly 4.3 GB in size. DVD2One no longer seems able to provide this for me. I wrote to the developer about this, and I was told to try the new version. But no luck. I wasn't halfway through shrinking, and I was already past 6 GB in size. (I usually get a final product that's about 16 GB in size. Even with the previous version.) So, are we at the end of an era here? Anyone know of any alternatives? Thanks
xXAkumuXx
xXAkumuXx
Oct 14 2011
2.4.2
0.0
Oct 14 2011
0.0
Version: 2.4.2
It's been years since the last update and this is all they've worked on? This some kind of a joke? Also, why is the GUI still so ugly? It makes babies cry.
ArtDir
ArtDir
Oct 14 2011
2.4.2
0.5
Oct 14 2011
0.5
Version: 2.4.2
Something appears to be amiss with this new version (2.4.2). Each time I've tried to burn a disc, I'm greeted with an error that says "There is not enough free space on the inserted media. Available:0 MB Needed:4.14 GB". DVD-R's I'm using burn fine in other programs. (If you upgrade to this new version, hang on to the old one just in case you get the same error!)
Priosantos Jan
Priosantos Jan
Oct 14 2011
2.4.2
3.0
Oct 14 2011
3.0
Version: 2.4.2
It served me well on my iMac but it doesn't seem to work on my Macbook pro. Correction, it works but you need a second optical drive. Therefore DVD2onex is no use to me.
Omardottcom
Omardottcom
Jul 16 2011
2.4.1
4.5
Jul 16 2011
4.5
Version: 2.4.1
This app has been my go to app for compressing for a while now. It works well, but it's fairly expensive isn't it?
Aviateur
Aviateur
Jan 1 2011
2.4.1
3.5
Jan 1 2011
3.5
Version: 2.4.1
I agree with Beamy, it would be nice to have just a few more selections. I like to have main features, extras but I don't necessarily need all the languages or previews. I will give an extra star to DVD2oneX for the rapidity and excellent work it does with compression. I have been using Toast Titanium until I encounter a problem with the movie "Inception" Toast could not compressed it, it kept crashing and someone recommended me DVD2oneX and it works like a charm. A bit on a high price with the lack of option but very effective. It did what it what supposed to do. Not enough time to really make a full review, so I don't know about stability issue or other problem it may encounter. Looking to see a newer version with more option selection. Happy New Year, this was my discovery of late 2010.
Beamy
Beamy
Nov 24 2010
2.4.1
0.0
Nov 24 2010
0.0
Version: 2.4.1
I like this program a lot ! But I would like to have more options for the "Full Disc Copy" mode: - ability to choose which subtitles to keep - ability to choose which DVD extras and special features to keep (for example: delete previews for other movies) .
Xandra
Xandra
Nov 20 2010
2.4.1
0.0
Nov 20 2010
0.0
Version: 2.4.1
QUESTION: I'd heard good things about this with regards to the QUALITY of its compression. (specifically in comparison to Toast). Can anyone comment here about the quality (when compression is required) as compared to other programs...
Jan13
Jan13
Oct 1 2010
2.4.1
0.0
Oct 1 2010
0.0
Version: 2.4.1
BEST !!!
Guest
Guest
Jul 14 2010
2.4.1
0.0
Jul 14 2010
0.0
Version: 2.4.1
I have happily used DVD2OneX for years. But suddenly it's become a bit stupid. For instance, I tried to make a full copy of an unprotected DVD of my son's birth, but DVD2OneX simply could not figure out that first it had to copy the original DVD before burning it to a blank DVD+R because my MacBook has only one optical drive. In the past, DVD2OneX understood that when using any kind of computer with only one optical drive, the first order of business is to COPY the source DVD to a scratch folder on the computer's hard drive, and only then could it be processed for burning onto a DVD. Anyway, since DVD2OneX can't seem to handle a simple DVD copy with only 1 optical drive, I had to quit using that and instead use DVDRemaster, which handled the exact same job quickly and without complaint. I hope DVD2OneX's developers will bring back the ability to make an exact copy of a DVD with only 1 optical drive.
Robk
Robk
Jul 13 2010
2.4.1
0.0
Jul 13 2010
0.0
Version: 2.4.1
Great liberal licensing. From website: "* If you are the only user, you are allowed to use it on all computers you own (both PC and Mac"
sysfu
sysfu
Nov 20 2009
2.4
4.0
Nov 20 2009
4.0
Version: 2.4
This program is indeed fast and the defaults do exactly what I want to do, making the program dead simple to use. Making a DVD backup consists of selecting the second of three options from the main menu, browsing to my Ripit DVD rip file, and then pressing the green button to select the burn to disk option. Click a button and away you go. The aesthetics of the interface leave something to be desired as others have commented. I have not experimented with the advanced features. It would be cool to find a way to chain this program with Ripit so that I could automate the entire backup process down to two steps; inserting the source DVD, and then inserting the blank 4.7GB DVD for burning.
Mikael-B
Mikael-B
Jan 12 2014
5.0
Jan 12 2014
5.0
Version: null
Purps
Purps
Apr 15 2013
5.0
Apr 15 2013
5.0
Version: null
Macrob
Macrob
May 4 2012
5.0
May 4 2012
5.0
Version: null
D9
D9
Dec 23 2011
1.5
Dec 23 2011
1.5
Version: null
tommy-andersson17
tommy-andersson17
Oct 14 2011
1.5
Oct 14 2011
1.5
Version: null
ArtDir
ArtDir
Oct 14 2011
0.5
Oct 14 2011
0.5
Version: null
Priosantos Jan
Priosantos Jan
Oct 14 2011
3.0
Oct 14 2011
3.0
Version: null
Omardottcom
Omardottcom
Jul 16 2011
4.5
Jul 16 2011
4.5
Version: null
Aviateur
Aviateur
Jan 1 2011
3.5
Jan 1 2011
3.5
Version: null
sysfu
sysfu
Nov 20 2009
4.0
Nov 20 2009
4.0
Version: null
St00pid-M0nk3y
St00pid-M0nk3y
Aug 24 2008
5.0
Aug 24 2008
5.0
Version: null
Xypher
Xypher
Nov 16 2007
5.0
Nov 16 2007
5.0
Version: null
69number69
69number69
Nov 6 2007
5.0
Nov 6 2007
5.0
Version: null
Mbhockey
Mbhockey
Feb 27 2007
3.0
Feb 27 2007
3.0
Version: null
Mr.Ash
Mr.Ash
Dec 16 2006
3.0
Dec 16 2006
3.0
Version: null
Bluestar
Bluestar
Dec 15 2006
3.0
Dec 15 2006
3.0
Version: null
Dp-G4-450guy
Dp-G4-450guy
Dec 7 2006
1.0
Dec 7 2006
1.0
Version: null
Aclore
Aclore
May 23 2006
2.0
May 23 2006
2.0
Version: null
Wiseweasel
Wiseweasel
Mar 9 2006
2.3
Mar 9 2006
2.3
Version: null
freelunch
freelunch
Mar 5 2006
4.5
Mar 5 2006
4.5
Version: null
Mapache
Mapache
Jan 9 2006
4.5
Jan 9 2006
4.5
Version: null
Macbeth
Macbeth
Dec 19 2005
2.5
Dec 19 2005
2.5
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Nov 19 2005
5.0
Nov 19 2005
5.0
Version: null
Woofspup
Woofspup
Dec 31 2004
5.0
Dec 31 2004
5.0
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Aug 25 2004
5.0
Aug 25 2004
5.0
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Jul 18 2004
4.8
Jul 18 2004
4.8
Version: null
Guy-Guyadeen
Guy-Guyadeen
Mar 14 2004
1.0
Mar 14 2004
1.0
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Nov 28 2003
5.0
Nov 28 2003
5.0
Version: null
Cpage76
Cpage76
Nov 14 2003
5.0
Nov 14 2003
5.0
Version: null
geraldschmid
geraldschmid
Nov 14 2003
4.5
Nov 14 2003
4.5
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Nov 12 2003
4.3
Nov 12 2003
4.3
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Aug 30 2003
4.5
Aug 30 2003
4.5
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Aug 26 2003
5.0
Aug 26 2003
5.0
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Aug 24 2003
2.8
Aug 24 2003
2.8
Version: null
Dave104
Dave104
Aug 19 2003
4.5
Aug 19 2003
4.5
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Jul 17 2003
4.8
Jul 17 2003
4.8
Version: null
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