Copy purchesed DVDs with MacTheRipper

Copy purchesed DVDs with MacTheRipper

This screencast video will show you how to easily copy the main title of a purchased DVD onto a single VOB file on your Mac with Mac the Ripper.

MacTheRipper is a freeware DVD ripper (extractor) for Mac OS X. It is dependent upon the open-sourced libdvdread and libdvdcss libraries. This product is made to backup DVDs you have legally purchased for personal use. MacTheRipper sets the disc's region code to '0' for region-free by default. You do not need to play the DVD with DVD Player in order to rip it to your hard drive. MTR is also able to extract DVDs that have been damaged or improperly mastered.

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