Cinematize Pro for Mac
Use virtually any part of an existing DVD as source material.
$129.95
In English
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Cinematize Pro overview
Cinematize Pro 3 is a DVD clip extractor and converter that allows users to extract audio and video clips off of DVDs and convert them into popular formats including QuickTime, iMovie, Final Cut, iDVD, DVD Studio Pro, Premiere, Keynote, PowerPoint, iTunes, iPods, iPhones, and iPads as well as formats suitable for Web sites such as YouTube.
With Cinematize 3 Pro, you can extract any DVD video format including PAL, NTSC, MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 and any available audio track, whether in PCM, AC-3, MPEG, DTS or SDDS format. The extracted clips can be as short as a few frames or as long as the entire movie. Cinematize 3 Pro can even extract from DVD menus, multiple angles and titles, Video Manager files, and DVD-VR discs.
What’s new in version 3.05
Version 3.05:
Improvements:
- Compatibility with Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks
- Added recognition for more codecs to video intermediate codec list
- Added options button to configure video intermediate codec compression
- Improved segment size calculation to make progress bar more accurate
Fixes:
- Subtitle decoding when saving as images
- Replace Segment function problems when error message appears
- Audio gain level problems when editing segment or loading in list
- Problems with LFE channel for AC-3 and DTS decoded audio
Cinematize Pro for Mac
$129.95
In English
Version 3.05
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Apr 15 2019
Version: 3.05
Why is this advertised on MacUpdate as the latest version, release date 15 April 2019 and still being available when the company's web site clearly says, "Miraizon sales have ended.
We sincerely thank you for
your patronage and loyal support."
The company no longer exists!
We sincerely thank you for
your patronage and loyal support."
The company no longer exists!
Sep 19 2015
Version: 3.03
I loved this app, and was so sad when I saw it has been abandoned. I have looked desperately for an app that would extract audio from DVD discs. I'm very happy to report that I have found an excellent replacement for Cinematize in DVD Audio Extractor. No, it is not for "DVD Audio" discs, but rather extracts the audio from plain old DVD video discs AND decrypts them too which Cinematize never did. It also works with Blu-ray discs! To remove tougher encryption of BD discs, you'll need MakeMKV, but it is a stellar app in and of itself and worth buying anyway.
So, I hope this helps ex-Cinematize customers. No, I have no relation to any of these companies.
http://dvdae.com
http://www.makemkv.com
So, I hope this helps ex-Cinematize customers. No, I have no relation to any of these companies.
http://dvdae.com
http://www.makemkv.com
Jun 12 2012
Version: 3.02
Doesn't seem to work with David Bowie Ziggy Stardust DVD... Complains about being unable to open "the selected File Group".
Nov 11 2011
Version: 3.02
Is there anything that performs the same functions with Blu-ray discs?
Oct 17 2011
Version: 3.01
PROS:
* Very Fast, very capable converter. I would trust the reliability of its output over all others. Definitely something you could use in a Professional environment.
* Very Good Support (extremely rare these days)** They actually respond to email
* A MANUAL (a printed one is available) WOW!!
* Highly Configurable
CONS:
* Somewhat confusing interface: Even after years of [somewhat irregular] use I need to refer to manual.
* Missing Pre-done Presets (ex: “iPod HR”, “DV FullRes” ) These could act at least as a starting point. Further: Pre-done and user presets should be available via menu items (they currently exist as seperate files on disk). In a nutshell: product could seriously benefit by copying Handbrake’s approach.
* No support for Chapters in H.264
Developer explained this is because Apple doesn't "officially" support chapters. However: chapters have been functioning for years now. and, Given that one can’t rely on Apple to support anything longterm it seems a mute point. IMHO: include them with the caveat that this could mess with long term compatibility.
* Pricey: (Especially updates) Most will be surprised that I list this last. But, although CPro IS considerably pricier than similar options, I’m not sure it’s overpriced. You’re paying for a kind of professional quality and support that simply doesn’t come with shareware or even full fledged programs these days. Also, it’s written so solidly, it’s not really necessary to update with each OS iteration.