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Ripping concert audio on Mac

macfunia — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 03:22:00 +0000

I’ve got some great jazz concert DVDs. I’d like to extract the audio to burn as CDs, or to drop onto my iPod. Any pointers on how this can be done using iFunia? Many thanks!

One method would be to grab the latest iFunia DVD Ripper Pro for Mac and compress the titles to High Quality MP3 audio. Then you could transfer those MP3′s through iTunes to upload them to your iPod or burn them to CD, The results will be an reasonable audio copy.

iFunia releases video converter and DVD ripper for Mac ver 2.4

admin — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 08:03:05 +0000

Recently, we’ve launched a new version 2.4 of iFunia Mac Video Converter and Mac DVD Ripper product family. This new version has been optimized to deliver greater productivity and efficiency, new improvement in iFunia Video Converter for Mac 2.4 includes:
# Optimized the file conversion from mono channel to 6 channel.
# Improved the quality while handling DVD movies with 32-bit audio.
# Changed the default audio channel of HD video output to 2 for better quality.
You can get free trial versions from http://www.ifunia.com/freetrials.html

Today only: Free DVD-ripping software

admin — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 07:35:41 +0000

Want to archive your DVDs to your hard drive or convert them for viewing on, say, your iPhone or Zune HD? No problem: all you need is a good DVD ripper.

Today only, Giveaway of the Day is giving away DVD Ripper Platinum, which normally sells for $29.95.

Just pop a DVD in your drive, fire up this free DVD ripping program, and choose an output format: AVI, MP4, WMV, iPhone, PSP, 3GP, or any of half a dozen others.

The utility has a clean, simple interface that should be easy enough for novices to navigate. And advanced users can get under the hood to tweak settings like bit rate and resolution.

Remember, as with all Giveaway of the Day deals, you must download and install the program before the clock strikes midnight. But that’s the only catch. If you’ve missed past DVD rippers I’ve posted, here’s your chance to score a good one.

By the way, WinX DVD Ripper Platinum comes from Digiarty Software, and it works only Windows OS. If you’re using Mac OS, the same outfit that’s iFunia DVD Ripper Pro for Mac. I’ve used iFunia DVD Ripper Pro for Mac with numerous DVDs (all of them copy-protected, and all of them bought and paid for by me), and it worked quickly and flawlessly with each of them.

iFunia iPad column is up

admin — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 07:41:07 +0000

Finally, the Apple Tablet PC was unveiled in the recent Apple press conference. What is Apple iPad? What are the features of this iPad, its supported video/audio formats? iFunia iPad column is some of information as to what iPad customers most want to know on this newest gadget. By the way, the iPad products we planned for including iFunia DVD to iPad converter for Mac, iPad video converter for Mac and its windows version will be coming soon. Don’t miss them!

iFunia debuts video and dvd converters for Windows

admin — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 08:52:57 +0000

iFunia today debuted video and DVD converters for Windows, a series of video conversion and DVD ripping applications for PC, iPhone, and other devices that allows users to convert between 40 video formats. The applications also include various video-editing features and support the latest video formats along with high-definition video and flash video. Each app supports Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and can be gotten more details from http://www.ifunia.com/products-windows.html

iFunia DVD Ripper Pro gets featured on Softonic

admin — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 09:30:31 +0000

We are pretty happy that softonic has featured the new iFunia DVD Ripper Pro for Mac 2.2.0 as product of the day. Just visit www.softonic.com/mac and leave your comment about the product if you like it Softonic is No.1 download portal in Europe and No.2 in worldwide. We’re sure this easy yet powerful product with reasonal price will be a great gift for movie fans this holiday.

iFunia DVD to iPhone Converter for Mac Review

macfunia — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 09:01:59 +0000

Ever since its launch, iPhone has turned into the new hype. Everybody on the Internet talked about it, Apple fans were hysteric about it. If you have an iPhone, iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS, it will be better than pulling out your iPhone to watch a few clips from your favorite DVD movie when you’re bored on the road or if you have extra time between classes? If you’re looking for easiest solution to handle the job on Mac OS Snow Leopard, with no spyware inside the application, iFunia DVD to iPhone Converter for Mac comes as a good choice. Read the full review about iFunia DVD to iPhone Converter for Mac

Rip DVD to iPhone 3GS on Mac

macfunia — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 03:19:39 +0000

iPhone fans always want to watch their favorite movies on their new iPhone 3GS. Though iTunes Store offers thousands of movies, but you can start with your own DVD collection. A professional DVD to iPhone Converter for Mac can help you easily convert both encrypted and unencrypted DVDs to iPhone 3GS supported formats. Here is a tutorial will explain how to convert a DVD and sync to iPhone 3GS. You don’t need to know about video formats or settings to rip DVD to iPhone – just run DVD to iPhone converter for Mac, open DVD, select a ready-made preset, and hit Start. Read the easy steps here.

Rip DVD to PS3 HD on Mac OS

macfunia — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 13:14:13 +0000

We’re getting quite many enquiries about ripping DVD to PS3 HD video on Mac OS. While there is no “DVD to PS3 Converter” in our Mac DVD Converter family, you can get the job done by using iFunia DVD Ripper Pro for Mac. The Pro version is designed as an all-in-one DVD ripper with ready-made presets for converting DVD for Sony’s PSP and PS3, Apple’s iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV, the BlackBerry, Xbox360 and other portable players. Simply load DVD, choose PS3 H264 AVC 1080P MPEG4 video, and specify the output folder, then click “Start”. For detailed guide, you can visit http://www.ifunia.com/dvd-ripper-mac.html and switch to “Tutorial” tab.

Is it legal to rip a DVD to Mac?

macfunia — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 08:38:35 +0000

“I used my hard-earned money to purchase DVD, so I see no reason why I shouldn’t be allowed to make a backup copy of it to my Mac to avoid movies getting lost, scratched or broken.” And another people say: “I’d say I am safe to back them up, so long as I do ngot try to share or distribute them in any manner. No judge in their right mind would charge me with copyright infringement if I owned the originals.” Right? Acording to the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Ac), bypassing DRM measures on copyrighted DVDs is illegal in the United States even. Ripping copyrighted material is a crime. So is it finally legal to rip DVD to Mac? Read more from iFuniaDVDRipper.com