Fly DVD Ripper for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Magic DVD Software

Back up original DVD to hard disk in just one click.

Fly DVD Ripper is a DVD ripper. It can copy your DVD to hard drive with 3 optional modes (disc fully, main movie, split DVD-9 into DVD-5). It can also convert DVD to VCD, SVCD, AVI (DivX), WMV, MP3, iPod and PSP formats. It provides fast ripping speed and good output quality. And it can automatically detect DVD-ROM and select appropriate settings for beginner, so you can get started with just one click. Version 5.3 adds support for converting in batch mode.

Fly DVD Ripper for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: April 28, 2008

Latest update: November 7, 2008

Version: 5.3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows NT
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 225,714

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3.4/5

29 User Votes

Won't Rip Protected DVDs... S
SkiierGuyDecember 14, 2010
Pros
None - it didn't work.
Cons
I wanted to copy a few of my legally bought DVDs to my laptop so I don't have to bring the DVDs when I travel. This doesn't work at all for this...
Summary
Worthless crap
weirdwalleeNovember 8, 2010
Pros
What pros?
Cons
Doesn't work
Summary
Used the trial to rip a DVD. After some time, a pop-up appeared telling me my DVD was ripped. But when I went to the download folder, no file. Did a search - no ripped file on the hard disk at all. Waste of time. Glad I didn't pay for it.
Rubish software
cbayukAugust 22, 2010
Pros
It was fast to download and install. Also very fast uninstall...
Cons
The software failed to rip a protected DVD. The error message suggested me to contact their support.... Why would I need a DVD rip tool if the disc wasn't protected????
Summary
wouldn't work at all
kukalakkaAugust 14, 2010
Pros
nothing....did not work
Cons
none....would not operate
Summary
wouldn't work at all
trial v doesmt rip dvd's why offer free if it dont work
mcelheny_eDecember 26, 2009
Pros
no pro's!!!! waste of download space
Cons
trail version wont rip copy righted dvd's for backups. it says a set low amount of free trial runs, but dont offer the service, bad bad bad, there are select few that do free, hard to find too
Summary
Trial v wouldn't rip dvd
drdylanNovember 28, 2009
Pros
no pros...
Cons
If the trial v doesnt work why buy?
Summary
Trial Version Will Not Rip DVD
sperry532October 15, 2009
Pros
Nothing much at all
Cons
The trial version will not rip copy protected DVDs. A pop-up appears reading "The software cannot copy protected DVD. Please contact support@.... to learn how to do."
Summary
Do Not offer a "Free Trial" saying it's not crippleware when the software is clearly crippled.
had my hesitations but this is a really good program
farfromusuallSeptember 24, 2009
Pros
quick and easy download. very user friendly. very quick, ripped a 27 minute video in 6 1/2 minutes. no misleading information; 5 free trials means 5 free trials.
Cons
none that i could find
Summary
Easy to use. Works great with Vista!
SkippyqsbApril 5, 2009
Pros
Extremely easy to use! Lets you easily choose audio tracks, subtitles before converting.
Cons
The price. $35 is a little steep for a download program as simplistic as this. If it was in the store with the actual disc, etc. I might think about spending that, but as a download, no. I will watch their web site for a price drop, then buy it.
Summary
I tried Movavi, Avex, Roxio and several others. Found them bulky, not user friendly and slow to respond... if they even responded. This was just a couple of clicks, and you're off. The conversion process was slow, conversion time equal to lenght of video. That's okay, it just means it's not missing any frames. It's nice to also find someone who stands by their limitations posted on CNET. Five use full trial, just as stated. No last second hidden "30% conversion only" or "3 minute conversion" or "watermark". I've used up all 5 uses and didn't have a glitch or false response.<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Apr 5, 2009<p/>Forgot to mention, it loads the DVD on it's own and gives you a drop down box to choose tracks/files. Next to each track it tells you what it is and how long it is, so it's easy to pick the video out.
expires too quickly to test which setting might work, thus worthless
sunfire44December 29, 2007
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