Blu-ray Ripper doesn't work well It doesn't matter what settings you try, what combinations you try or what usb port you choose the result is always the same. And it appears others are having issues with this €60 dud software that freezes most of the time. When it does respond it's as slow as a tortoise with a gammy leg. When I spend €60 on a piece of software I expect it to work the way it is advertised. I was told by someone in tech support to turn off CUDA setting or try MKV passthrough instead, this is not a solution! Not only did this not work but it froze up my computer. DVD Fab seem more interested in bombarding people with adverts in their software than actually providing something that works for the money. I'm not interested in the one or two people who managed to make it work on their computers, the star rating on here proves a lot. It's being uninstalled and never used again. Waste of money. I feel like I've been swindled. Only solution at this stage is a refund.

Simply 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.

everything about it is perfect they… everything about it is perfect they have all the big companies easy to use very good software

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).

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.