Tom
GBCrashes. 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).
dan
ROeverything about it is perfect they… everything about it is perfect they have all the big companies easy to use very good software
Dennis Whittier
GBGreat solution to get videos and enhance videos DVDFab makes my video viewing experiece more coomfortable. I prefer to save videos with its downloader, for some platforms, such as D+. The video quality dvdfab can get is 720p or 1080p, so I import them into dvdfab video enhancer ai (now called unifab) to upscale them into 4k. It is a complete workflow, every single items of dvdfab can be worked as a streamline. Good experience for me.
Peter McKeown
GBdvdfab trickery Trying to get the free version to copy Blu ray. Doesn't work. They keep pushing the paid version.
rogerio devanir
BRSimply incredible DVDFAb is incredibly efficient for any type of work, such as converting videos, creating discs (DVD, Bluray or 4K discs), making backup copies of my discs, ripping discs, etc... Really the best software in its category, I'm using the trial version but I've already used a paid version at a friend's house, honestly the best.