EVERLAST_34 Positive: All in all, File Magnet works really well. If you want to transfer files to your iPhone, so you can look at them later, then this is definitely worth 5 bucks to you.
Negative: Be sure you have wifi setup. This prgram needs a wifi connection to transer the files. Also, if the files are too big (50+ pages) then File Magnet may not be able to load them on your iPhone. (Version 1.0.1)
EVERLAST_34 Not a bad app. Generaly speaking, it does what it says it will do; get movies from DVD to your mac. The main downfall is the resulting format. The file is trapped as a .dvd file that can only be played in Apple's DVD player. Fine, except for the fact that these files end up being huge! 7GB for one movie? No thanks... (Version 1.0b5)
You are ripping a DVD, and storing it on the hard drive. DVD images files are what we call "large".
Nowhere does it say it is converting to another format.
This app does what it says - and it is indeed true that playing a movie from the hard drive takes less power than spinning the optical drive. (Version 1.0b5)
RIPIT .dvdmedia "files" are actually just folders that OSX treats specially. If you "ctrl-click" on one, and select "Show Package Contents" you'll see that all of the files from the DVD are there, as you'd expect. As such, .dvdmedia are completely compatible with PCs running Linux or Windows. (Version 1.0b5)
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