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How do I copy a DVD on to my Mac?

Asked by skar138 (112 points) | asked December 31st, 2007 | 5 responses | “Great Question” (3 points) | Flag as…
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Spargett's avatar

It depends on what you want to do with the DVD. If you just want to store it on your computer as a compressed video (700MB .avi for example), then Handbrake is your answer.

If you plan on burning a copy of the ripped disk, then you want MacTheRipper, which strips the copyright protection that disables the ability to make copies.

Both are free.

GameGirl's avatar

Handbrake is the best

warlock's avatar

I hope Handbrake can help you. it is totally free. In fact, I prefer to use paid software for its performance is good and high efficiency. For example quality guarantee, rip in high speed, etc. You can free download Aimersoft DVD Ripper which I always use for trial. Here’s the link: http://www.aimersoft.com/dvd-ripper.html

terryly's avatar

I know a Mac DVD Copy Tool
It is a professional DVD copy program designed for Mac OS users to copy D9 and D5 DVD movies ( D9 to D9 and D5 to D5). It can copy your DVD with the original quality 100% preserved and at the same time remove DVD protections such as CSS, RC and RCE.

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