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| Downloads:199,455 |
| Version Downloads:5,341 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:23 Jan 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $24.95 |
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Dirty_Hairy reviewed on 25 Jan 2012
Comments below about Mac The Ripper are overly exaggerated. The old free MTR was quite good. MTR is now a scam. You donate money and pray you don't get booted from the forum and lose access to the latest and useless versions.
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Steve123 reviewed on 09 Jan 2012
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Poikkeus reviewed on 05 Jan 2012
I particularly like the reliability of the rip, as well as the price - a discount since it was purchased as a part of a MacUpdate bundle.
moxtr reviewed on 04 Dec 2011
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FrancisAJohnson reviewed on 25 Nov 2011
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Back to MDRP3 which has the annoying habit of just getting the job done.
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DonQ reviewed on 24 Nov 2011
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bernardoph reviewed on 23 Nov 2011
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Vitu reviewed on 18 Nov 2011
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I have purchased this app back in December. When I d/l this update from here (MacUpdate) it wants a license. When I bought this app I received a direct link from RipIt to download "my" copy of RipIt. Since this update changed the registration system how do "we" obtain our license?
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Same here
When i purchased it on 04/09/08 by google checkout and on 28/05/09 as part of MacUpdate Promo spring Bundle,i only recieved a direct link to download my copy of Ripit.
How can i get my license?
I tried the "I lost my licensed copy" on Ripit website but i only received the dirsct link to download.
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So, it seems that there's quite a bit of disagreement on this forum about what exactly RipIt is good for. It sounds like some have had some good success on ripping otherwise hard-to-rip discs, and others have not.
Here's a specific question: how well does RipIt handle recent Pixar releases? I've been quite happy with HandBrake (and optionally Mac the Ripper), but they've choked on Ratatouille and Wall-e, and I've had to turn to enormously complex alternate routes that involved PC software, demuxing software, and DVD Studio Pro. If I could just get a decrypted disc image onto my Mac easily, I'm sure this wouldn't be such a pain.
It seems like Disney and Pixar have been putting crazy tough encryption on their discs lately...who can free these discs? Who can liberate this media to its rightful place in iTunes? Is RipIt the One?
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Occasionally the result won't even play with Apple's DVD Player, and when it does, the rip will usually confound just about every re-authoring and conversion tool i try.
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If RipIt claims to have successfully ripped a DVD, make sure you watch it to validate that is the case. I've found that many (about 40% of the ones I've done) do not. Often the issue is chapters are out of order, duplicated or missing.
Like other users, I have also found that other apps that I use in the workflow of converting my DVD library to watch on Plex (plexapp.com) will not work with the output from RipIt.
I think there have been a lot of very shallow reviews done on RipIt. Make sure you evaluate very carefully during the trial period before buying. RipIt, in my experience at least, does NOT work nearly as well as claimed.
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When you go to RipIt's Help menu it just takes you to a feedback link.
An odd way to assure potential customers that your software works!
Why would you put the extracted RIP in a package in the first place?
I think a modicum of instructions would be a good idea for an app that has such a minimalist UI.
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The most recent version of Handbrake fully supports the .dvdmedia package. We chose to use the .dvdmedia in order to make the user experience a little more friendly for people, since we all think of a movie as... well, a coherent "thing" and not a collection of files. Also, Apple's own DVD Player fully supports the .dvdmedia package, so on Leopard, double-clicking a .dvdmedia will open the movie in DVD Player and begin playing... pretty much what you'd expect to happen.
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Jason
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I tried it twice with the same result.
Into the trash it goes!
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We'd love an opportunity to diagnose/fix this problem.
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I'm not interested in posting my dvd info for public view here or on your feedback page.
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support@ripitapp.com
We look forward to working through this problem with you.
angillo rated on 13 Feb 2012
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Jimphil100 rated on 02 Jan 2012
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Coolmightymouse rated on 27 Dec 2011
Ian Hopkins rated on 23 Dec 2011
Luningning Jimenez Wernz rated on 12 Dec 2011
Macthomas57 rated on 09 Dec 2011
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Shawnmack rated on 08 Dec 2011
humann rated on 06 Dec 2011