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How to Rip and Edit DVD on Mac OS X (Snow Leopard support)?

Hi, baby! Have you encountered the trouble?

When you want to watch and enjoy interesting DVDs on iMove, QuiteTime, etc. the DVDs are not recognized by them. As a Mac user, I had the same experience. And finally I found out a professional and all-in-one DVD ripper adopted advanced audio and video sync technology-Moyea DVD Ripper for Mac which can easily and fast help me rip any DVD to all sorts of video and audio formats with excellent output quality on Mac OS X to iMove, FCP, QuiteTime, etc.

Here I would like to share the easy and fast solution with Moyea DVD Ripper for Mac to make it with you. Free download Moyea DVD Ripper for Mac here instill and run it.

Step 1 Add the DVD file into the program by clicking "DVD Folder" or "IFO/ISO" button.

Step 2 Select output settings and the destination folder



Click the "Format" drop-down list to select the output format as well as set the destination folder from the "Browse".

For example, you can select "MOV-QuickTime (*.MOV)" when you want to rip DVD to QuickTime on Mac, and the default settings will work greatly for you.

Step 3: Set advanced settings

After click the "Settings" button, a profile window will popup and then you can set the video resolution, the aspect ration, bit rate, frame rate, codec, etc.

Step 4: Start Conversion by clicking the "Convert" button

Optional editing functions:

Trim Video

Click the "Trim" bar to split the current title or chapter by dragging the Start Time slider to set the start time, and dragging the End Time slider to set the finish time. Then you can rip any segment from DVD on Mac as you like.

Crop Video

If you hate the black edges or letterboxed and want to remove them from your video, you can click the "Crop" button to easily and freely crop the unwanted parties via two ways, that are dragging the frame around the video and setting the crop values: Top, Button, Left and Right.



Effects

You can watch the video at "Preview Pane" and then set brightness, contrast, and saturation and adjust the volume to perfect the effect of the original video.

In addition, you can add various special effects like simple gauss blur effect, simple laplacian sharpen, gray, flip color, invert, aged film on DVD clips.

Moreover, you can also check the option "Deinterlacing" to convert interlaced video into a non-interlaced form, so that you can enjoy a better and clearer video effect after conversion.

Capture pictures

With the program Moyea DVD Ripper for Mac, you can preview the video in the preview window on the left of the main interface. So you can capture pictures by clicking "Snapshot" button. After that clicking the folder icon or you can specify the folder where to save the pictures.

Okay, that's all. Hope it can open your eyes!

More detail information at:
DVD to iPod
DVD to iPhone
DVD to Zune
DVD to PSP
DVD to 3GP

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