Rip DVD to Common Video Formats on Mac

Want to rip the movies from your DVD and convert them to common video formats to store on your Mac computer and play with a video player software like KMPlayer? The following is a step-by-step guide on how to rip DVD to common video formats on Mac with Aimersoft DVD Ripper for Mac.

Aimersoft DVD Ripper for Mac is an easy-to-use Mac DVD ripper that allows you to rip and convert DVD to all common video/audio formats like AVI, MP4, MOV, M4V, MP3, M4A, AAC, WAV with only 3 easy-steps. Moreover, it supports to rip all kinds of DVDs including the copy-protected DVDs, it can remove DVD protections such as CSS, RC and RCE. You can rip and convert DVD movies easily and quickly with this powerful Mac DVD ripper. You can download or buy it by clicking the buttons below.

Step 1: Load Source DVD Files
Insert the DVD disc, then click "File -> Load DVD" to import the DVD files. DVD Ripper supports DVD-9/5, IFO and .dvdmedia files.
After you load DVD files, you can preview it, take Snapshots, and choose Subtitle & Audio Track.

Rip DVD to Common Video Formats on Mac

Tips: If you just want a certain part of the DVD movie, you can check the chapters you want or trim the movie.

Step 2: Select Output Video/Audio Format

Click “a small icon “(showing your original format) on the right, and a small box pop up, you can choose the output format you want from the Fomat drop-down list. If you have no idea what formats your device supports, you can select it according to the name of your device.

Tips:Tick "Merge into one File", you can merge multiple chapters into a single file to output.

Rip DVD to Common Video Formats on Mac

Step 3: Customize the output video(Optional)
If you want to customize the output video quality, you can click "Option" button from the pop up window to customize video quality like resolution, frame rate, bit rate, audio quality etc.

Rip DVD to Common Video Formats on Mac

Step 4: Start the Conversion Process
After the above steps, click "Start". After the conversion process, click "Open" to locate the file in your hard drive.