DVDFab

46 Bedford Street, 90011, California, United States
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3.05
Based on 20 Reviews

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About DVDFab

Founded in 2003, DVDFab is an international leading multimedia processing software supplier, dedicated to developing and exploring multimedia experiences for worldwide users. Our featured products, including DVDFab, StreamFab, UniFab, and PlayerFab, have been trusted by millions of users. Thank you for choosing DVDFab. We are sparing no efforts to provide the best tech as possible as we can. DVDFab is right here and accompanies you as always.

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Warren Shrigley
CA

Absolute piece of junk Absolute piece of junk. tried using Bluray Creator and WOW...Just terrible.. Menus would not save and then once saved you could not reload and it kept defaulting to the built in menu background.. Froze.. could not read my burner..it just went on and on.. when I finally did get a disc to burn and finished.. it did not have any of the menu options!! Just a background image and nothing else. Wasted a $3 disc.. Not a great way to try and convince me to buy your software...lololol

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A S
RO

Super suspicious, full of ads, super slow I needed this app for some basic DVD to mp4 converter for my kid. Immediately after installing it, it opened up a few suspicious URLs, needed Admin privileges many times and the firewall and antivirus blocked it 10 times.

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GdogggyFortyTwo
GB

New to DVDFab today New to DVDFab today. So far they have delivered what they promised. I am in the process of saving my DVD collection to my NAS and a few discs have been giving me problems with my other DVD program. The problem discs work fine so far with DVDFab. I've tried both the Copy function and the Ripper function and those both seem to meet my needs. Thanks for getting me on my way with this process, I almost gave up on this disc.

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Tom
GB

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).

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Jasmine
GB

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.

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