Crashes. Waste of time. I bought the 1960's Batman TV shows Blu-Ray and I wanted to rip them for playing on my tablet. I tried MakeMVK and DVDFab. MakeMVK had no problem, DVDFab crashed not once but twice - both after about 5 minutes of setting itself up (which if you're sitting there can be a long time).

DVDFab can turn DVDs into ISOs extremely well DVDFab was very useful in my quest to copy all of my DVDs onto my computer for personal use. (I used both DVD and Blu-Ray copy) I like my DVDs and I don't want them or my disc drive to get worn out. I used this to convert my DVDs to iso with no problems! There are many output options to choose from, I chose ISO just because I want the full disc image so it is essentially the exact same as watching the DVD with its menus and everything. However you can customize your use to your specifications and can do whatever you need with your own DVDs whether it be blu-ray or normal DVD! Highly recommend!

dvdfab trickery Trying to get the free version to copy Blu ray. Doesn't work. They keep pushing the paid version.

Compared to other products in the… Compared to other products in the market, I think DVDFab is quite good because it is relatively stable, continues to fix some issues, and supports new discs in a short time. The only problem is the price.

In less than a year after purchasing… In less than a year after purchasing the lifetime StreamFab, it is completely broken for the major streaming companies. There has been no improvements that resolve the major issue of DRM. The customer service, or lack thereof, makes it even more frustrating. There is no transparency in upcoming fixes, or timelines for fixes. All responses from customer service/technical support are canned responses used to get the customer to wait. They will close tickets even when there is no resolution to the issue. There is no recourse for the lack of fixes to the software/service. DO NOT BUY/SUBSCRIBE!!! CHECK THE FORUMS FIRST!!!