DVD to iPod Ripper Plus 2.0

Publisher review:
DVD to iPod Ripper Plus is a fast and efficient software to convert your DVD to iPod video format. Additionally, you can also convert your DVD to other popular video formats such as VCD,SVCD,AVI,MPEG or DivX. The software will automatically detect your CPU type and optimized the ripping to ensure excellent video and sound quality. With optional video and audio settings, you can specify the input or output settings to meet your requirements.

The software is easy to use and you will be ripping your DVD in no time!

Specifications:

· Efficient DVD to iPod video format ripping capability

· Suitable for both beginners and expert users

· Fast ripping speed

· Excellent video and audio quality

· Additional facility to convert or rip DVD to MP4, VCD, SVCD,AVI,MPEG or DIVX

· Adjustable audio volume and Dolby system enabled

· Flexible settings to meet all requirements
Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
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