Mac DVDRipper Pro for Mac
Copy, backup, and convert your DVDs.
$29.95
In English
Version 12.0When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Mac DVDRipper Pro overview
Mac DVDRipper Pro is the DVD backup solution that lets you protect your DVDs from scratches, save your batteries by reading your movies from your hard disk, manage your collection with just a few clicks, time-shift your rental, backup your DVD collection, and much more!
Mac DVDRipper Pro allows you to copy all your DVDs on your Mac so you can easily view them without having to spend your battery on spinning your optical drive. It analyzes the DVD and uses intelligent algorithms to ensure proper rips. It is the best at what it does, at an unbeatable price! And when using the disc image mode, you can also burn directly to another DVD from the application.
You can try it for free before buying, Mac DVDRipper Pro will work without any limitations for your first 5 rips.
What’s new in version 12.0
- Hardware video encoding! (on capable Macs)
- Passthrough/ocr subtitles for non-dvd sources
- Quick toggle to compare various image settings
- New super resolution modes (macOS 10.15+)
- Option to disable auto-cropping
- Updated internal tool
Mac DVDRipper Pro for Mac
$29.95
In English
Version 12.0
What users say about Mac DVDRipper Pro
Value: 5.0
I've been using MDRP for a long time now and it's the only to go the distance. Mac the Ripper is gone, Rip is gone, DVDRemaster was merged into MDRP. I don't use the HD features (most good players have built in high quality upscaling) as it slows down MDRP a lot but am happy there's an M1 optimised version ready when I need it. Jumped from v7 or v8 to v10. Always fair upgrade pricing once a customer.
Customer support: 5.0
I said that customization needs to be improved but only because MacUpdate demands an improvement point. I supposed allowing us to handtweak the HandBrake encoding algorithm could be useful.
Other user ratings:
Ease of use | 5.0
Features | 5.0
Reliability | 5.0
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Oct 20 2024
Version: 12.0
This was clearly the best app for simple ripping of one’s DVD collection. It has great options for lossless preservation and also for phone friendly versions. Many processes can be automated, which is a real time saver. It gave rock solid performance. I got confused a couple of times about how various features worked and the developer got right back to me. It honestly couldn’t have been better and I feel so lucky that I finally found this app after lots of dead ends elsewhere
Dec 23 2023
Version: 11.0.3
I couldn't tell you what I think of it because it's been trying to rip one track off this one DVD for nearly 45 minutes. After testing out the trial version, I stumped down $30 for the paid version, which has been godawful. Will be trying an old copy on my Intel MacBook Air under Sierra to see if it's any better; otherwise, I'll be trashing this crap and getting my $30 back.
Is there not a single one of these dime-a-dozen crippleware try'n'buy DVD rippers out there that isn't a total piece of crap?
May 10 2022
Version: 10.1
Like many of the comments, this program made my nearly blind life a lot better. After getting the movie into Apple TV I'm able to manipulate it so I can read it on a fifty-inch tv monitor. And I can watch a movie while working on my book. With few exceptions, it has been there ready to do its job. In my small world, this helps a lot.
Dec 2 2021
Version: 10.0.1
Hey all,
I've used MDRP off and on for several years. I have always appreciated the reliability of the software, and have usually paid the upgrade price on new versions. This year I'm a bit hesitant though to pay because it looks like the main features are geared to improved performance on Apple Silicon Macs, and I have an older Intel based iMac. The other thing is, I primarily work with Blu-ray now for video, and have also been using MakeMKV for quite a few years for both DVD, and Blu-ray because it's a good way to get a full quality copy of the movie for solutions such as Plex Media Server. With this said, the only feature that MDRP really still offers me over MakeMKV is the ability to create an .iso from a DVD for duplicating purposes. Is there anything else at this point that would keep me updating and using the software? Maybe something I've overlooked? Thanks for any feedback.
