DVDFab for Mac11.0.2.6

Name: DVDFab
Price: 369.00 $
Rating: 3 (7 reviews)

25 April 2019

Complete solution for ripping and converting DVD and Blu-ray discs.

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What is DVDFab for Mac

DVDFab All-In-One is the universal solution to all DVD/Blu-ray/video issues. You can purchase the entire suite; you can buy popular tool bundles targeted at specific uses; or you can get the individual applications. Please see the bundles page to determine which components are included in the various bundles.

What's new in DVDFab

Version 11.0.2.6:

New:

Added the support for some new Java protections.
Added the support to remove the Cinavia watermarks found on the DVD version of Trainwreck (2015), American Ultra (2015) and Pitch Perfect 2 (English & French audio tracks), the Blu-ray version of Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark and the US version of 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (2016).
Added the conversion profiles for the Samsung Galaxy S10/S10 Plus in the Converter and Ripper modules.
Added the new conversion profiles for some major Huawei smart phones including the Mate X/20/10 series, P20 series, Nova series, P30 and more in the Ripper and Converter modules.
Added the option to retain the HDR 10 contents in certain profiles of the Converter module.
Introduced the all-new Video Downloader utility tool to download online videos from 200+ websites.
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Introduced the newly designed Sakura skin.
Added some new audio conversion profiles in the Ripper and Converter modules.
Introduced the new feature to convert an audio file from one format to another in the Converter module.
Introduced the free versions of the DVD Copy, DVD Ripper, Blu-ray Copy and Blu-ray Ripper modules.
Added the support to delete the finished tasks without the need of a program restart.
Removed the watermark logo from the output results during the trial period.
Improved the conversion speed with software encoding on older machines.
Added the auto crop feature to the Video Converter module.
Added the support for more DVDs and Blu-rays in the free HD Decrypter.

Fixed:

A problem that the UHD Ripper module cannot select conversion profiles in certain cases.
A failure problem when opening certain Blu-ray discs.
A freeze problem if the Audio Copy option is selected when converting 3D Blu-rays with 3D.MKV.MVC profile.
A problem that two empty video folders are created in the output directory if 2 separate files 3D format is selected when converting 2D 4K videos to 3D 4K videos in the Video Converter module.
A problem that conversion fails immediately upon startup under 2-pass encoding method in the Video Converter module.
A crash problem upon the finish of a single conversion task if there are multiple tasks in the queue in the Video Converter module.
A problem that the current conversion will fail if a new source is loaded and the Video Edit panel is opened while that conversion is in progress.
A conversion failure problem if AC-3/5.1 audio track is selected when ripping the 4K UHD version of Rampage with MKV Passthrough profile.
A problem that the DTS-HD Master audio does not play back correctly after the Cinavia watermark is removed from the Blu-ray version of La La Land.
A problem that the Video Converter module does not display the correct runtime for certain TS videos.
An incomplete conversion problem in the DVD Ripper module.
A problem that the backup discs of the recorded Korean BDAV discs with multiple titles cannot play back in order.
A conversion failure problem of the Japanese adult DVDs in the Ripper module.

32 Reviews of DVDFab

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Xenophile

08 May 2012

Version: 8.1.7.8

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Oh please, for the love of God fix that icon! WTF is the developer thinking? That is one of the ugliest icons I've ever seen for an OS X application.

(7)

Powerful funtions I need can be found here. If you are a primary user, maybe it is a good choice. I try it out for free in 30 days and I love it now.

(0)

Best software I've ever used. The devs update the program frequently, so basically they can solve bugs quite fast.

I approached DVDFab with caution, given everything that I read here. My impression is a rather good surprise so far: the trial works, and DVDFab managed to rip, convert, compress a Blu Ray Disc that MakeMKV could not. I am still in trial mode, and haven't decided yet whether I'll buy or not. DVDFab is indeed expensive but it seems to do what it says it does

(2)

Hi, Just wanted to make you aware that this software might be of questionable privacy respect. Here's why I would like to stress it : When DVDFab still was at version 8.X (so a LONG LONG time ago) I bought Blu-Ray Copy and Blu-Ray Ripper. But I didn't renew the subscription and so haven't used it in over a year or so. A few days ago, I installed MacOsX 10.11 on my MacPro. It has been a clean install : all hard drives in that computer are either new or have been low-level formatted. I wanted to see if the new DVDFab would work on El Capitan and see if it has improved. So I downloaded the latest version of DVDFab (currently 9.1.2.5) and installed it on my MacPro. Installation asks for no login or password or any other way to identify the user. To my really great surprise, on first connection, I was taken to a window stating that my subscription has expired... so I can't get to the trial version and I am summoned to upgrade or buy the software. So my question is : how can Fengtao know that it is me connecting ? I think there are only 2 explanations : - 1°) Fengtao keeps log of IP addresses and relates them to customer ; - 2°) DVDFab looks for some information on your computer to identify you. Either way, I really do think that, especially coming from a chinese company, this is really frightening if you're concerned about your privacy. I of course have sent a mail to Fengtao to know what they have to say about it. Needless to say I haven't got any answer. I will try to post on their forums about it... but knowing their way to handle those things, I have small hope that my post will remain online more than 3 hours. Regards.

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Made In China. 100% FAKED 5-star reviews for it's freeware 'DVDFab Media Player', at least IMHO. I smell The 'MacKeeper Effect' stench. Touching this software with a 10 foot pole is NOT something I would consider. You have been warned.

(6)

I liked it when it actually decrypted. Now it no longer decrypts. So those of us who paid hundreds of dollars are now left with a worthless POS. Stay away at all costs. They do offer an "add on" that will decrypt,as you use DVDFab at: http://www.woookao.cn However, I'm not sure why this is done. Since they are in China, I doubt they are being threatened by the U.S. I do find the ".cn" suffix on the web address interesting though. It makes me think that DVDFab is offering the add-on, but then again this add-on supports oath software too. Who knows, but this is irritating, especially after hundreds of dollars being spent.

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DVDFab is now here: http://www.dvdfab.cn/ All my recent Sony downloads cut the audio due to Cinavia. DVDFab claims to be the only software which can get rid of this STD.