Acala DVD PSP Ripper
Version 3.8
Shareware
$34.95
0 downloads
Acala DVD PSP Ripper is a intuitive to use program
which convert your DVD movies to PSP movies regardless
DVD CSS and DVD Region. The build-up enhanced encoder
deep compress output min files with high speed and
lossless movie quality.
It is a one-click solution program. It also supports
Automatically Shut down your computer after the
conversion had been done. it means you can just go to
sleep or have a cup of coffe., Let your computer do
all the jobs and automatically shutdown when all jobs
are done. And its preview and edit function make you
edit the video easily!
Key Features:
1) Intuitive interface make you free and professional.
2) Build-up enhanced encoder ensure the output movie
quality and high speed to finish task.
3) One click profile settings solution and easy
customize settings for video size, frame rate, video
bitrate(quality), audio bitrate(quality), aspect
ratio.
which convert your DVD movies to PSP movies regardless
DVD CSS and DVD Region. The build-up enhanced encoder
deep compress output min files with high speed and
lossless movie quality.
It is a one-click solution program. It also supports
Automatically Shut down your computer after the
conversion had been done. it means you can just go to
sleep or have a cup of coffe., Let your computer do
all the jobs and automatically shutdown when all jobs
are done. And its preview and edit function make you
edit the video easily!
Key Features:
1) Intuitive interface make you free and professional.
2) Build-up enhanced encoder ensure the output movie
quality and high speed to finish task.
3) One click profile settings solution and easy
customize settings for video size, frame rate, video
bitrate(quality), audio bitrate(quality), aspect
ratio.
Program details
Publisher
Alex AcalaE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows ME<br>Windows File size
3628 KBFile date
11/4/2009License
SharewareExpiration info
50% conversion limitedInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
4/11/2009