It seems the compression Beta version plays havoc with some people's computers but that's for people with brains far bigger than mine to work out. I have to eject the DVD and then force quit the programme. I run an iMac and once it has done the initial scan it stalls and doesn't seem to be able to get any further. I have recently come back to this programme and the Compression doesn't work.

Easy ti use, dumps it straight into iTunes and compresses nicely so you can get lots onto an iPad.

I have been using ripit for some time and was really impressed with it. This may be why some people have had problems using RipIt but it worked absolutely fine for meįor ease of use and looks, RipIt scores top marks but just make sure you've got plenty of resources free You can also change the title of the rip to anything that you like.Īpart from the lack of conversion formats, the only downside to RipIt is that it does consume a huge amount of resources and even with 4GB of RAM installed, I noticed a significant slowdown on my machine. It does however allow you to choose which language you want to compress from the DVD if its a multiple language disc. However, these formats are currently limited to MP4, AppleTV and iPhone/iTouch. A full DVD will normally take about 1 hour and a countdown keeps you informed of the progress.Ĭompress is still in beta but allows you to instantly convert ripped data to the format of your choice. When you click Rip, the DVD image starts to spin and you're given an estimated time of how long it will take in minutes. The you have two options - Compress or Rip. Insert one and RipIt will tell you exactly how big the DVD is in Gigabytes. On installation, you're simply asked to insert a DVD.

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