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| Downloads:272,199 |
| Version Downloads:3,049 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Demo |
| Date:10 Jan 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $49.99 |
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Mebear reviewed on 10 Jan 2012
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"The two recompression modules distributed with DVDRemaster are developed and released under the GNU General Public License. This means that their source code is available."
http://metakine.com/products/dvdremaster/developers.html
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Smtips reviewed on 13 Nov 2011
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M4V - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M4v
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Mikebenda reviewed on 09 Oct 2011
The only thing that's stopping me from buying it is the price. The developer is asking, twice the price of Ripit, which is an excellent app and does the same thing.
I just need something to put get of my DVDs onto my iPad so that I can watch them during flights. At a $25 price point I'd buy this in a second.
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Rinkus reviewed on 15 Sep 2011
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Afcgbbob reviewed on 15 Sep 2011
PS: For those that might be curious about my tag at the end of most of my comments, that was how I would end my articles that I wrote for different mags and ezines like atpm.com
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DVDRemaster can also perform more mundane A/V tasks, like extracting video and audio elementary streams and subtitles (though there are freeware apps that do so equally well or better, like MKVtools, MP4tools, AVItools, MKVtoolnix, iMkvExtract, File Juicer, the great MPEG Streamclip, the overpriced DVDxDV Pro, and the delusionally overpriced Cinematize). And as you said, DVDRemaster can export vids from retail DVDs to other formats. But I doubt that a lot people use it that way because there are many freeware and shareware apps that can produce results that are of equal or better quality. Nevertheless, as far as I know, there are no apps that can do what I described in the 1st paragraph above.
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blotterg reviewed on 01 Aug 2011
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madeforipod reviewed on 23 Jun 2011
So overall it is a good app for ripping and remastering but for exporting to other formats (such as m4v, mov, mp4 or for your iDevices) or adding subtitles other that english it won't satisfy you.
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As for quality, it really depends on the preset you used.
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Though I did feel a bit compelled (as in: why should I pay for this since I already have a license for DVDRemaster Pro), a sense of urgency , brought on by, as the email states, the "limited time opportunity" to "transfer my license" to the MAS,
made me decide to do so (also because I will be too busy this weekend to contact Metakine and ask them about this hurry to transfer in this way the license to the MAS on such short notice, even with the incentive of 90% off the price.)
After downloading from the MAS and restarting, I now have version 7.0.3 (!), where before I had 7.0.4. As mentioned, I already had a license for DVDRemaster Pro. After restarting, there now is no mention of a license or my name, as licensee. Maybe because from now on it is being handled by the Mac App Store?
Anyway, I am wondering when I will be able to again update (via the MAS) to V 7.0.4 again...
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The user of DVDRemaster (Verry good piece of software) can't modify manually the crop of black bars...
The result (without this features) is not usable (for me...)
We will wait for manual crop feature...
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That's really a must. I want the original audio-track AND my native language. I guess this round goes to Handbrake which supports up to 4 different audio-tracks.
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Removing the black bar is mandatory for any DVD to File conversion and I don't understand why this great software can't do it....
Thank you the same...
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I replied to the emails you sent us. The best thing is to discuss this over email.
Thank you.
Etienne
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I have been using Handbrake 0.9.3 for about 8 months and have been pretty happy with it. Plus it is free. I have converted about 700 movies for my apple Tv with very few problems.
I have two surround sound setups. Bose and just a Newer Sony Bravia system. Both take digital inputs for audio. This is essential for true surround and movie theater sound.
I was disappointed to see (Or not Hear) the true Dolby 5.1 signal was not passed thru in the Apple TV file like HandBrake does.
I can not find any other settings allowing me to do AC3 Pass thru. Am I missing something here? If anyone knows I would really like to give this software a fair shake.
I am just glad I bought it in the bundle. I have already figured out there are a few duds in the bundle. I was really hoping this wasn't one of them.
How can you have a real home theater with out true 5.1 surround sound?
Another plus with Handbrake is after the conversion it will open metaX and add the encoded movie to the que for tagging.
This application has some strong competition (That's free even!)
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if you are expecting to have full 5.1 dolby surround sound from AppleTV / ipod converted files -
This is the official response from the developers.
"This is something that DVDRemaster doesn't currently support. However, this is a feature
that will be included a in subsequent release. We will keep you posted."
They do not support AC3 audio pass thru.
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Pu_Yi rated on 04 Feb 2012
holdenrs rated on 14 Jan 2012
Movmnt rated on 09 Jan 2012
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