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I’m struggling to use AnyDVD under Parallels on my Intel Mac Pro. My idea was to use AnyDVD (which has been my favorite tool for years) to copy my DVD to my hard drive and then use Toast on the Mac to burn my backups. However, Toast was complaining (and crashing) and I tried using some of my other tools, such as Visual Hub. AnyDVD for Mac System Tools › CD & DVD Software AnyDVD by SlySoft Inc. Is a piece of software that was designed to help you easily remove copy-protection from your DVDs, rip their contents and save them on your computer in various formats. PCHand Video Converter for Mac is an excellent, easy-to-use Mac Video Converter, Mac HD video converter which can convert video files, hd video to mp4, mov, avi, mkv, wmv,3gp,flv, xvid, divx, mpeg-4,aac, ac3,mp3 and hd video without quality loss on Mac OS X.
I'm desperatingly looking for the AnyDVD equivalent on Mac, the famous Win software from Slysoft. I tried to use DVD2One, which itself is very fast (considering that it uses all the CPU cores), but unfortunately it cannot handle copy-protected DVDs. First ripping the DVD on the Hd with Mac The Ripper is a time wasting, considering that in Windows AnyDVD simply removes the protection via software, without any previous extraction of the DVD content. Any suggestion?? It's unbelievable that anything doesn't exist yet. I'm not entirely sure what AnyDVD does, but I'm guessing it's a DVD copier?
DVD2OneX is more of a shrinker than anything else, so to use it, you'll first need to use an application like MacTheRipper to remove the CSS on the DVD. THEN use DVD2OneX to shrink it to fit on a single-layer disc, THEN burn it to DVD with something like. The 3.0 Beta of MacTheRipper is currently available from its, but I think you have to donate to the project to get access to it. An older, PPC-only version can still be found on and, though. Edit: Handbrake is a great option if you're trying to convert your DVDs into smaller, compressed files that you can watch on your computer or your iPod. The MTR/DVD2OneX/Burner combination is the one you want if you'd like to watch your backups in a DVD player.
Sorry, mu fault not to explain what AnyDVD is about. I believe Handbrake is like Mac The Ripper, considering their website explanation. Anydvd basically works in background, removing the region/css protections 'on the fly' without any extraction of the DVD on the hard disk. Extraction, compression, burning are the three steps, AnyDVD leaves you to do just the compression and burning (which in Mac is easily accomplished by DVD2One) with your fave software. Extraction alone with Mac the ripper takes about 40 minutes!! Sorry, mu fault not to explain what AnyDVD is about.
I believe Handbrake is like Mac The Ripper, considering their website explanation. Anydvd basically works in background, removing the region/css protections 'on the fly' without any extraction of the DVD on the hard disk. Extraction, compression, burning are the three steps, AnyDVD leaves you to do just the compression and burning (which in Mac is easily accomplished by DVD2One) with your fave software. Extraction alone with Mac the ripper takes about 40 minutes!! Mac the Ripper + Roxio Popcorn I'm assuming you want to do this with DVD's you own. If you want to rip and remove region coding, use: Mac The Ripper.
You can then re-encode in preparation for burning to a single layer DVD using: Roxio Popcorn Popcorn will not allow you to take copy protected material and re-encode and burn, which is why you strip out the drm with Mac The Ripper first. It also allows the final movie backup (copy) to play on any region player. Alternatively, to do the whole thing in one step (I still have found the above two applications to be as close to a perfect solution), you can use: Fast DVD Copy. Click to expand. If, while in Windows/Parallels, I were to rip to.iso with AnyDVD running in the background, could I then move that.iso over to OS X for mounting/watching/editing/burning? I mean, an.iso is an.iso. It shouldn't matter if it was created on a virtual windows machine before being transported over to OS X, right?
Also, wouldn't I have to format the Windows partition in NTFS since the resulting.iso would be larger than 4 GB? If so, then I'd also need NTFS for Mac. Has anyone done it this way? I don't own a mac yet and haven't used one since the computer lab in college, but the purchase of a 24-incher is imminent. Last night, I purchased Parallels for Mac 3.0, 4 gigs of ram from OWC, and Windows XP Home (OEM) from Newegg. The only decision left now is what size internal hard drive am I going to get for the mac and therefore what size external hard drive for Time Machine. Am I putting the cart before the horse?
Yeah, but I did it make myself stop 'researching' and just buy the damn thing! AnyDVD's main draw is that it's a device driver. It's a low-level solution that strips copy protection, regions, advertising, previews, and UOPs from a DVD. This is great for ripping, but the big reason I used it was for.watching. DVDs. Pop disc in, movie plays. No unskippable previews, unskippable DTS/THX/whatever logos, no dealing with menus, just the movie that you want.
And it also fixes improperly-encoded DVDs that won't let you change audio tracks without exiting to the menu. I really miss it. AnyDVD's main draw is that it's a device driver. It's a low-level solution that strips copy protection, regions, advertising, previews, and UOPs from a DVD.
This is great for ripping, but the big reason I used it was for.watching. DVDs. Pop disc in, movie plays. No unskippable previews, unskippable DTS/THX/whatever logos, no dealing with menus, just the movie that you want. And it also fixes improperly-encoded DVDs that won't let you change audio tracks without exiting to the menu.
I really miss it. Click to expand.I'm glad you mentioned that 'cos I tried to watch a Region 1 Spanish movie (I'm Region 2) the other day on my mac via VLC and it wouldn't recognise it.
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Would you happen to know why? Also, I have tried to copy the same dvd via Mac The Ripper, and then play it back with VLC, but it seemed to only have copied the beginning, a bit the end, and the rest was black. Again, can anyone explain what happened there? There is nothing in the instructions I have to explain it. Cheers for any assistance.