Publisher's Description
From Ronin no Sakurakai:
Introducing forty-two v1.6 Still Simple. Still Free. forty-two v1.6 is the easiest way to convert a DVD into either an AVI movie , a folder of ready to burn bin/cues for VCDs and SVCDs or a ready to burn .iso DVD disk image on Mac OS X.. It is designed to be simple to use, easy to learn and give quality, in sync results.
What's new in this version: Mac OS 10.3 compatibility
More Products to Consider
- Burn videos and movie files to DVD for playing on all DVD playe...Download
Installed
Smart Install - Burn any video to DVD disc, DVD folder or ISO files.Download
Installed
Smart Install - Convert files between flv, mpeg 1/2/4, 3gp, mp3, m4a, wmv, wma,...Download
Installed
Smart Install - Play, import, convert and export Windows Media video and audio ...Download
Installed
Smart Install - Convert and burn various video formats as AVI, MPEG, WMV, ASF, ...Download
Installed
Smart Install - DVD authoring tool.Download
This download is served from an external site
closeNOTICE: This link will open a connection to a third-party site. CNET cannot ensure the security of software that is hosted on external sites.
Sponsored Products
Installed
Smart Install - Record video on your screen or with a webcam.Download
Installed
Smart Install - Extracts the main movie from a DVD and reauthors it to fit onto...Download
Installed
Smart Install - Convert all audio & video formats in AVI, WMV, MP4, H.264/AVC, ...Download
Installed
Smart Install - Motion graphics & visual effects for film, video, multimedia, w...Download
This download is served from an external site
closeNOTICE: This link will open a connection to a third-party site. CNET cannot ensure the security of software that is hosted on external sites.
Sponsored Products
Installed
Smart Install - Convert multimedia files between formats.Download
Installed
Smart Install - Provides pro level video effects technology combined with uniqu...Visit Site
This download is served from an external site
closeNOTICE: This link will open a connection to a third-party site. CNET cannot ensure the security of software that is hosted on external sites.
Sponsored Products
- Convert camcorder AVCHD(.mts,.m2ts) videos.Download
Installed
Smart Install - Dvd to mpeg, svcd, vcd, cvd.Download
This download is served from an external site
closeNOTICE: This link will open a connection to a third-party site. CNET cannot ensure the security of software that is hosted on external sites.
Sponsored Products
Installed
Smart Install - Media asset database and video logging.Download
Installed
Smart Install - DVD and video file conversion utility.Download
This download is served from an external site
closeNOTICE: This link will open a connection to a third-party site. CNET cannot ensure the security of software that is hosted on external sites.
Sponsored Products
Installed
Smart Install - Play Blu-ray files and watch 1080p HD video on Mac.Download
Installed
Smart Install - Video logging & media cataloging.Download
Installed
Smart Install - MPEG-2 to QuickTime transcoder.Download
This download is served from an external site
closeNOTICE: This link will open a connection to a third-party site. CNET cannot ensure the security of software that is hosted on external sites.
Sponsored Products
Installed
Smart Install - Automate offloading for HD digital media.Download
Installed
Smart Install - Record video on your screen or with a webcam.Download
Installed
Smart Install - Remove clutter and boost performance.Download
Installed
Smart Install - Displays the current region lock (RPC) status of your DVD drive...Download
Installed
Smart Install - Stop motion animation & time-lapse.Download
Installed
Smart Install
-
All versions:
2.6 starsout of 8 votes
-
Current version:
0 stars Be the first to review this product -
My rating:
Write review
-
"nice!!"
Version: forty-two 1.6
Cons
it`s slow to work
-
"Click on the publisher"
Version: forty-two 1.6
Pros
Click on the publisher link or go to kaisakura.com to download the software. Good things come to ppl who are patient.
-
"'tis crap, Laddie."
Version: forty-two 1.6.2
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I've watched this app for awhile, hoping it would mature, and just gave it a serious try again. It does have the problems mentioned by other reviewers (won't accept a video_ts folder), despite condescending remarks by shills who tell us to look for imaginary spaces in file paths.
Been at this long enough to know crap when I see it. No more time to waste.
Obviously developers want to sell their shareware versions, but the freeware version doesn't inspire confidence. -
"This software is non-existant"
Version: forty-two 1.6
Pros
None
Cons
It's been almost a year since anyone could download this product, if ever. This software does not exist and should be removed from this site.
-
"Works perfectly."
Version: forty-two 1.6.2
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I can't speak for the people who are getting errors, and claiming this program does nothing. I can say however, that it installed and works, perfectly. I followed the manual, installed it, and am now ripping a copy of the movie "Antitrust" as a test.
I can't speak for the speed as I haven't used many other ripping apps, but I can say that it's a very straight forward application, that does precisely what it says it will. A nice touch is that it offers a "1 CD" option which essentially tries its best to get the absolute best quality balance, while still fitting the resulting Divx file, onto a standard 700 MB CD-R.
My only complaint with this product, is a minor one. It asks you which track on the disc you'd like to rip and compress, but it doesn't give you a clue as to which track is which. I had to open another app, Handbrake, to find out the track information.
All in all, an *excellent* little program. -
"... cannot download - broken link?"
Version: forty-two 1.6
Summary
clicked on the "download" button, and when taken to that screen, says "download in progess", but, nothing happens?
Is the fault of author, or Download.com?
Will try again in a few weeks or so. -
"Have not been able to download properly..."
Version: forty-two 1.6
Summary
As soon as I can download this product "Fourty-two 1.6" I will be able to submit my opinion....
-
"Fantastic Program"
Version: forty-two 1.6.2
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
The program is great but i have stumbled upon a problem. i need to know if i can fit a file that is to large for a single cd onto two by splitting it somehow. Whether i do this in toast or whether it is actualling in the program. Any help would be apreciated -
"Excellent App!"
Version: forty-two 1.6.2
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
While it does take a little bit of setup, and there are some things to watch out for, if you read the included (very short and simple) manual, it's quite easy and only takes a few minutes. From there on it's just as simple to use. One huge advantage forty-two has over other similar apps is that it can encode a subtitle track along with the video... an absolute must for some DVDs! It does take some time for it to do its job, but that's true of any app like this, and the excellent quality output is worth the wait.
While I don't care much about a time estimate, an overall progress meter would be about my only request for a future version. For at least half of the time all that shown was an indeterminate meter and a display of how many minutes had been transcoded. If it knows how many minutes are completed and how many minutes there are total, it should be simple to show a progress bar. This is only a minor complaint however.
Overall, forty-two is highly recommended. -
"Too bad the 1CD option can't replace VCD on DVD..."
Version: forty-two 1.6.2
Summary
...players
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
So far I've only tried the (1 CD) option and VCD and it worked for both. The (1 CD) took about eleven hours to encode 112 minutes but when played back at full screen with the VLC player it looked fantastic. I couldn't believe that the final output size was only 650mb! VCD sucks. I'm not knocking forty-two for this but I fail to see why anyone would ever use VCD at all. At full screen it looks horrible and the file size for 2 hours of video was nearly one gigabyte. It encoded faster than the (1 CD) but why bother with VCD. I can't get any of the audio previews to play when selecting which track to encode but other than that it works great.











