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MacTheRipper is a DVD ripper (extractor). It removes CSS encryption, Macrovision protection, sets the disc's region to '0' for region-free, and is capable of removing RCE region checking. It can also copy ARccOS copy-protected DVDs. This is to backup your legally-purchased DVDs onto your hard drive.
What's New
Version 2.6.6:
- Improves prescanning to fix crashing problems on certain DVDs
- Faster prescanning by consolidating code into fewer passes to reduce seeking
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
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MacTheRipper is a DVD ripper (extractor). It removes CSS encryption, Macrovision protection, sets the disc's region to '0' for region-free, and is capable of removing RCE region checking. It can also copy ARccOS copy-protected DVDs. This is to backup your legally-purchased DVDs onto your hard drive.
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Codethought reviewed on 13 May 2012
www.ripdifferent.com/mtr/ and you can find full details there.
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There are better alternatives to this crap.
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i7Joe reviewed on 16 Feb 2012
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Atago reviewed on 26 Jan 2012
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Why is the 4.0 capture and icon being used here? It certainly misrepresents the 2.6.6 version.
Are we being teased, or is this a hint that maybe the newer version will soon be available by normal means?
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Negritude reviewed on 23 Dec 2011
I'm quite thankful that the developer finally got rid of the horrible animated graphics that were part of the initial 4.0 releases, and has brought back the simple progress bar. Overall, the program feels much more responsive. I can finally use version 4 exclusively, and not feel the need to switch back to version 3.
A few comments in response to the misinformation posted here:
1. Yes, the program is still being updated. The current version is 4.1.5.4, and yes, it works perfectly under Lion.
2. Yes, obtaining licenses for the most recent version of the program is difficult for those who are not detail-oriented. That's the way the developer intends it to be. If you can't figure it out, then the program is not intended for you anymore.
3. Yes, there are cracked versions of the older 3.0 release and early 4.0 releases which can be obtained via torrent and download sites. They have had the binary modified by unknown persons, so use at your own risk.
4. MacTheRipper and MTR are the same program. MTR is simply an acronym. There are no independent or new developers, the same person who has always developed it is still developing it.
5. Yes, the landscape has changed significantly from the days when MTR was one of the few programs that could do what it does. Now you have alternatives like RipIt, Mac DVDRipper Pro, and numerous anonymous programs developed in China, like 123CopyDVD and their ilk. While I truly appreciate the fact that we now have more choices, I still consider MTR the best of the lot.
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Teamnoir reviewed on 28 Nov 2011
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KBorhani reviewed on 03 Nov 2011
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Poikkeus reviewed on 19 Jul 2011
It may be time for change. Mac The Ripper is no longer being developed; there haven't been any updates for a long time, and their home site is no longer being hosted. And there's doubt that Lion will even work with MTR. It may be time to migrate to an application like RipIt.
I'll stay with MTR as long as I can. It's the best ripper I've found, and I don't want to let it go.
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Djrobsd reviewed on 13 Jul 2011
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Also you won't have the aggravations that come with using the current versions of MacTheRipper. No Swiss currency only through PayPal. No exact text in subject line of emails, while being ignored until you comply with the exact rules and no egomaniacal attitude from GeezerButz. MacTheRipper is no longer worth it. Don't just take my word. Read all over the internet what users think of GeezerButz and his tactics.
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I am trying to convert my backlog of DVDs on the shelf, dating back many years.
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It was the better Ripper I was Know with 0seX.
RipIt and Mac DVDRipper Pro just do less and not free…
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Geezer is hard at work on version 4! Nearer every day!
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http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/12826/dvdremaster-pro
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it works much better. Then you can use Toast to burn it onto dvd. In toast choose Video, then video_ts folder. Drag and drop the movie that RipIt put on your hard drive onto the toast window. Pop in a blank dvd and burn it. Only for your making backups of your already owned dvd's of course.
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1. Launch Apple's DVD Player.
2. From "File" menu select "Open DVD Media..."
3. In Open dialog window, navigate to your movie folder and select the "Video_TS" folder.
4. Press Play in DVD Player controller.
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