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Pavtube Blu-ray Ripper era disponibile come app gratuita il 28 ottobre 2012!
Pavtube Blu-ray Ripper è una combinazione di un Blu-ray Ripper, un Blu-ray Ripper comunione classico DVD Ripper. Permette di convertire Blu-ray 2D/3D e DVD standard in vari formati video SD/HD per la riproduzione su media player, Android, dispositivi iOS come Apple TV, iPad, iPhone e iPod, Google Nexus 7, Asus Transformer Pad Infinity 700, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Samsung Galaxy S III, Motorola Xoom, BlackBerry PlayBook, Nook Color e molti altri dispositivi.
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Windows XP/ 2003/ Vista/ 7
52 MB
$49
Pavtube Blu-ray Video Converter Ultimate è un programma all-in-one che combina un Blu-ray Ripper, un DVD Ripper e un Convertitore Video. Permette di convertire DVD/Blu-ray e qualsiasi video in formati per media player, telefoni/Tablet Android e dispositivi iOS.
Pavtube Video Converter permette di convertire i file multimediali in vari formati di video. Formati supportati: 1080p/720p/1080i MTS/M2TS, TIVO, MXF, MKV, AVI, WMV, MOV, FLV, MPEG 4 e molti altri.
Pavtube Chewtune converte video e file audio con Drm acquistati da iTunes, Amazon e altri store online in formati comuni per telefoni Android, dispositivi iOS e qualsiasi media player sul PC.
Pavtube MXF Converter for Mac offre il modo più efficace per convertire registrazioni MXF girate da videocamere Panasonic P2 e macchine fotografiche della serie Canon XF nei formati Apple Prores, AIC ed AVID DNxHD per l'importazione e l'editing nativo in Final Cut Pro (X), iMovie, Final Cut Express, Avid Media Composer e Adobe Premiere senza rendering. Semplici ma utili opzioni di modifica sono altresì disponibili.
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@Greg, if you don't have a BD drive, you can't read a BD...end of story. How would you rip it without one?
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At least it includes DVD ripping, rather then ONLY ripping Blu-ray.
No CD copier though.
You'd think it would be an "any disk you can read, we can copy" program, but ...
And of course you need a drive that can read whatever disk you are working with.
Imagine a diskette copier that works without a diskette drive, or a ... well, what do some of us think software can do if we don't have the relevant requisite hardware, eh?
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Never normally comment on these sites but...
This Blu Ray ripping software requires a Blu Ray reader so I can't use it!
The Xbox I bought also requires me to have a TV! It didn't say that anywhere on the website...
I am morally outraged that developers create software assuming that the end user will have any sort of common sense. It's disgraceful and should be banned!
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It is commons sense that if you don't have the hardware, that you cannot rip the media. However, it also says that you can rip from the IFO or VOB files. If you can find a ripped BD image on the internet, or download from the media publisher's website, you can then use those files to rip the content from those downloaded files. Even if you download an image (.iso, .daa, etc.) you can mount it using tools availabe on the net for virtual drives, like POWERISO.In that case, this could be useful.
My 2 cents.
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@Greg: Not sure if you are being funny or serious. Would you also expect programs that work with a printer to come with warning that a printer is needed? Or warning for music player application about speakers needed to actually hear the music?
Luckily, the manufacturers of a popular Superman costume included a sticker on the package: "Warning: Superman Costume Does Not Enable Flight" so your Halloween should be safe. :-)
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