Name: RipIt
Price: 24.95 $
Rating: 3.9934 (235 reviews)

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RipIt overview

RipIt gets your movies off the disc and onto your Mac, where it's easier to find, organize and play them.

Why Rip Your DVDs?

Use your laptop longer: Laptops use a lot more juice when they're spinning a DVD and a hard drive.
Easily organize your movies: Moving files around on your computer is a lot easier than alphabetizing shelves full of DVDs.
Find movies faster: Use your Mac's built in search tool, Spotlight, to find a movie in your collection... instantly.
Peace of mind: Movies stored safely in your computer can't get lost, scratched or broken.
Simplify entertainment on-the-go: Why carry around bulky DVD cases or disc wallets when you don't have to?

What’s new in version 1.6.9

Updated on Jun 13 2016

Version 1.6.9:

Note: This update must be downloaded manually.

Fixed an issue with disc identification - now OS X 10.9 only

Information

License

Shareware

Size

8.7 MB

Developer’s website

http://thelittleappfactory.com/ripit/

Downloads

284357

App requirements

Intel 64
OS X 10.9.0 or later

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Macinman

Sep 9 2021

1.6.9

Version: 1.6.9

Am able to confirm the website seems to be gone for this. I use MacDVDRipper Pro, and MakeMKV for my media management. Both are both actively supported and can be purchased. MakeMKV is essentially free, but without a serial the beta releases expire. So a serial prevents this, and I think it's a great program, especially for ripping Blu-ray discs, so I paid to support the developer.

hetzelri

May 19 2021

Seems like The Little App Factory has been shut down. Can't get a serial number, and their website is nonexistent.

Brightshade

Oct 9 2016

Used to be very reliable, but version 1.6.9 crashed constantly and is unusable under Sierra.

anonymous-wallaby-5697

Jun 13 2016

4.0

Does The Little App Factory have an explanation why version 1.6.9 must be downloaded manually? This plus their news page* being full of spam makes me very suspicious. * http://thelittleappfactory.com/news/

Moebian73

Jun 9 2016

1.6.8

Version: 1.6.8

Today I was burning a backup of 2 DVDs & all it says on the DVD image in the app's window is "Upgrade to macdvdripper" instead of the title of the movie. I've had this purchased for awhile now, anyone having this problem?

Strider72

Feb 7 2016

Can anyone comment how well it handles subtitles? I prefer "soft" subtitles that can be turned on or off. (Some apps do "hard" subtitles, where the text is added to the image and can't be turned off while viewing.)

Jazzyguy

Jan 9 2015

5.0

This Application is great.It is now configured for Yosemite and it works well. I like it better than MSRP.

ben-24

Jan 3 2015

0.5

Crashes on Launch. OS 10.6.8 Looking for a better application now to backup my DVDs. Any suggestions?

H3L0

Sep 27 2014

2.5

This in it's day was the top app to back up my DVD collection. Now days just like DVD's it's just Obsolete. If the dev's would add Blue Ray support then it would be worth buying.

Rsmacupdate

Sep 5 2014

I have purchased this and thus am an owner and user and have been for a while. Since v1.6.8 crashes on start up and it seems the developer has not responded so after commenting to solicit a response from the developer, I am reluctantly going to give it the rating a crashing app without apparent support deserves... a zero, however, zeroes are not possible so I rated it a 0.5 until they get this fixed. I am now back to using 1.6.6 until they get this fixed.

Tom11

Sep 1 2014

Crashes on Launch. OS 10.6.8

Aug 29 2014

I'll just comment for now to give the developer a chance to fix the problem before I give a rating. v1.6.8 crashes whenever I try to start it on Mac OS X 10.8.5 just as it has been doing for others here. As far as I can tell the developer has not commented on it yet. I will be staying with 1.6.6 for now.

wintermute

Aug 23 2014

4.5

Just tried this for the first time... the current version works great! It's the only app that could rip one of my DVDs-- Mac DVD Ripper Pro couldn't do it, Handbrake couldn't do it, but this program ripped and converted to m4v with a single button press. Sweet!

The Macgician!

Aug 21 2014

For everyone else using pre-10.9 versions of OS X and experiencing RipIt crash upon launch, this is from TLAF support: "Unfortunately there is an issue with the [1.6.8] update for users who are not currently using OS X 10.9 or higher. The [1.6.8] update [is intended for] users wanting to use RipIt on OS X 10.10, so at the moment we recommend reinstalling the previous version [1.6.6], which can be found here: https://files.thelittleappfactory.com/ripit/RipIt%201.6.6.zip "

Agf-

Aug 20 2014

v1.6.8 crashes on start on Mac OS 10.8.5!

Ken-Burns-Effect

Lo and behold, app update and today also on MU Promo!

HappyPig0

1.0

Wow to the price. I paid $10 for this a few years ago when it was. Since then with no updates how do they charge this much. I moved to DVDFab and yesterday they released 4k ripping!! DVDFab does everything including blu-ray and my 3D blu-ray. lossless MKVs, ISO and Mp4. It's very good. Buy Ripit with caution.

Macfool

Aug 13 2014

The purchased and registered v.1.6.8 works fine on 10.9.4. • The Preferences have changed. Which may address some concerns noted by random non-owners. • Rips as fast if not faster than previous versions. • Will not successfully rip rental DVDs as some previous versions did. • Could not find any titles which couldn’t be moved to Mac Mini media server. (Although there are probably some?) So far so good.

Shock-J

Ok. So they're updating it to keep it running on the newest version of the OS, but NOT updating it to maintain compatibility with the latest DVD releases. Newcomers should be VERY weary of paying $25 for this.

Iturtle

3.0

that is what I call a miracle! an update!!! I was sure this app was dead. compression option still in beta :( I am really disappointed with the new developers. 3 stars because it still works in 80-90% of all cases.