After a DVD is created, the original source material can get lost or damaged. When this happens, there is no easy way to get the video off the DVD and back into the computer where it can be re-edited. DVDxDV makes it easy to get at your video when it's on DVD. With DVDxDV you can quickly convert the DVD video back into any Quicktime video format. From there, it can be re-edited and burned onto a new DVD.
DVDxDV is for the home video enthusiast. It allows video to be extracted from a DVD and imported into iMovie and iDVD. DVDxDV uses the same video extraction engine as DVDxDV Pro. DVDxDV exports all audio to a stereo two channel mix.
DVDxDV Pro is geared towards the video professional and features batch conversion so that multiple video can be performed at once. It is ideal for working with widescreen anamorphic video because it can automatically correct for different pixel aspect ratios. DVDxDV Pro allows you to extract multi-channel audio into individual 24 bit AIFF files (one file for each channel). The interlace field order can be changed to lower field or upper field dominant.
Limitations: 30-day trial.
Requirements:
OS X 10.3.9 or later
iPod video export requires Quicktime 7.03 or higher
Universal Binary
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