DVDxDV Pro for Mac
Convert DVDs to a variety of formats.
$39.99
In English
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DVDxDV Pro overview
DVDxDV Pro is designed to restore the audio and video from DVDs to any other QuickTime supported format. If you've ever wanted to re-edit the video, send a clip of it over the internet, or play it back on your iPad, iPhone, iPod, or iPod Touch, DVDxDV makes this process easy.
DVDxDV Pro allows users of high-end editing systems, such as Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Express, iMovie, Premiere Pro, or Avid Media Composer, to extract high-quality multi-channel audio from DVDs. Each individual channel in a sound track can be exported to a separate 24-bit AIFF sound file. In addition, DVDxDV Pro allows users to reverse the original interlaced field ordering of a DVD. DVDxDV Pro allows you to grab any frame from a DVD and save it to a file. Click the Preview window and drag the frame to the desktop or copy the frame to the Clipboard and use it in Photoshop, Preview, or any image editing software.
What’s new in version 4.0.1
Version 4.0.1 (3.8.2):
Note: The downloadable demo is version 3.8.2; the version available for purchase on the Mac App Store is version 4.0.1.
- Fixed a memory leak and Pro Res export.
DVDxDV Pro for Mac
$39.99
In English
Version 4.0.1
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Oct 30 2013
Version: 3.7.8
The best and fast service in town. Sent me an update in few minutes and found a solution to one problem I had. Now all is ok. ;-))
Sep 6 2013
Version: 3.7.3
With any purchased software it ultimately comes down to support. I have had nothing but responsive, competent and professional support.
It is because of the support which will hold me as a customer.
Aug 28 2013
Version: 3.7
This program is good for people lacking general tech and codec knowledge; the interface is fairly simple, and in many scenarios will work fine. However, I would spend the time to learn how to use MPEG Streamclip as it can do everything this program does (batch exports, exporting user-set regions, etc.) and more (more output options, demuxing, etc.) at much better quality, and for free. My main reason for abandoning this product is the terrible way it handles deinterlacing: on several PAL sources, after fiddling with every setting possible, the resulting quicktimes were terrible quality: effectively the program was throwing out half of the resolution. I would like to recommend this program because of the simple interface, but on too many occasions I've been burned and gone back to MPEG Streamclip to do it right.
Nov 28 2012
Version: 3.5.6
DVDxDV PRO does what it says and does it better then anyone else. I have used it for years. Their support team are really nice and fast at fixing issues i've had over the years.
Footage i have captured with DVDxDV Pro just works with FCP and footage have even been used for TV Broadcast. I can't praise it enough.
Jun 25 2012
Version: 3.4.7
I read somewhere the developer tells us some pro studios are using this program. I would like to know which pro studio. I do not believe this.
I am a video editor for about 35 years. Got the whole analog to digital age and I am proud to say I have a lot experience regarding video editing both analog and digital. This program does not cut the bill on professional level. It has adequate problems with severe audio sync problems. It sometimes even time stretches the audio to keep up with the timecode. If this is done the right way it would be acceptable but I hear audio artifacts on some parts. That is not good.
Maybe it is workable for simple things but calling it a Pro application is not right.
