We reviewed the free version of WinX DVD Ripper exactly a month ago and were very pleased with the DVD ripper and converter. The DVD software was easy to use but offered enough functionality to please most users. It was for example possible to rip a DVD with just a few clicks. Users who wanted [...]
WinX DVD Ripper
A DVD ripper can come in handy in quite a few situations. One that immediately springs to mind is to enable the transfer of a DVD video to another device that is not supporting playback from DVDs. Another reason might be to put a lot of movies on a media PC or gaming system to [...]
CD And DVD Printing Software DVD Print
CD and DVD printing software DVD Print makes it quite easy to create compelling CD and DVD covers. This can come in handy when downloading (free) music or movies from the Internet that come with covers. It can also be interesting for users who backup their CD and DVD collection and want to add a [...]
Video To DVD Conversion
One of the best programs for video to DVD conversions is the Shareware ConvertXtoDVD which was part of our Christmas Giveaway. It is one of those programs that are easy to use and produce great results. Users who do not want to pay for a video to DVD conversion software can pick several free software [...]
Catalogue your DVDs, games and book
Often you will be certain that you have a DVD but cannot remember where you placed it or if you lent it someone. The best way to keep track of your possessions is to catalogue them, allowing you to remind yourself of where they are, but also letting you quickly value them.
It may seem like [...]
- Author: Jack Wallen
- Published: Mar 15th, 2009
- Comments: 10
Back Up Your DVDs with Acidrip
There are many naysayers out there who say Linux is not ready for the main stream desktop. For those naysayers I offer up for review one of the many applications that proves Linux is, in fact, ready for the main stream desktop. The application? Acidrip. What it does is rip DVDs (for backup purposes of [...]
Add Names To DVD Drives
If you have got multiple DVD drives installed on your computer system or are making use of virtual DVD drives you might have noticed that they do not come with proper names. On my system my Samsung DVD drive is simply called drive E while my first virtual drive is drive F. That leads to [...]

