MacX DVD Ripper Pro converts and backs up DVD discs, folders and ISO images on Mac for local storage, modern video formats and playback on other devices.
Quick Summary
MacX DVD Ripper Pro is a Mac-focused DVD digitizing tool for turning discs into files such as MP4, MOV, HEVC and H.264 or backing them up to formats such as ISO, MKV and MPEG-2. Its current product pages also cover 99-title discs, old and new releases, damaged or scratched media, regional discs and protected DVD structures.
- Best for
- DVD digitizing · ISO/folder backup · MP4/MOV/HEVC conversion · old or difficult DVD collections
- Platforms
- macOS · current technical reference includes Tahoe 26 through High Sierra 10.13, with a separate compatible download for 10.12 or earlier
- License
- 1 Year / 1 Mac · Lifetime / 1 Mac · Family Lifetime / 5 Macs · two lifetime bundle options
- Key limitation
- DVD ripping laws vary by country; the vendor states the software is intended for personal, lawful use
MacX DVD Ripper Pro Pricing, Discount Code & License Options
The approved MacX DVD Ripper Pro purchase links below carry their promotional checkout pricing directly into the order page. No manual coupon-code entry is required.
For MacX DVD Ripper Pro alone, the supplied offers are $19.90 for 1 year / 1 Mac, $19.95 for lifetime / 1 Mac and $69.95 for Family Lifetime / 5 Macs. Two separate lifetime bundles are also supplied: MacX DVD Ripper Pro + MacX MediaTrans for $29.95 and MacX DVD Ripper Pro + MacX Video Converter Pro for $25.95.
MacX DVD Ripper Pro for Mac
Choose a one-year single-Mac licence, lifetime access for one Mac, or the Family Lifetime option for five Macs.
MacX DVD Ripper Pro + MacX MediaTrans
This lifetime bundle combines DVD ripping and backup with MacX MediaTrans, the vendor's Mac tool for managing and transferring iPhone and iPad media and data.
MacX DVD Ripper Pro + MacX Video Converter Pro
This lifetime bundle pairs the DVD ripper with MacX Video Converter Pro for broader video conversion work beyond DVD sources.
Can This Software Do What I Need?
The useful buying distinction is whether you want to digitize DVDs, keep full-disc backups, work with difficult disc structures or add a second media tool through one of the bundles.
I want to turn DVDs into MP4, MOV or HEVC files
Digitizing a disc library
SupportedMacX DVD Ripper Pro converts DVD sources to common digital formats including MP4, MOV, HEVC/H.265, H.264 and AVI, with device profiles for Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android and other playback targets.
I want a full-disc backup rather than a smaller converted file
Archiving the DVD structure
SupportedThe current product page includes 1:1 backup modes for MKV, ISO and MPEG-2, with full-title or main-title options and preservation of selected audio and subtitle tracks.
My collection includes 99-title, old, scratched or damaged DVDs
Difficult disc structures
SupportedMacX specifically documents 99-title, old/new, scratched, damaged, regional and non-standard DVDs as part of the current product's supported disc scope.
I need to trim scenes, crop the frame or change subtitles while ripping
Basic output preparation
SupportedThe output workflow includes crop, trim and merge controls, subtitle selection or replacement, audio-track selection and adjustable codec, bitrate, frame-rate and resolution settings.
I also need to move iPhone or iPad media to and from my Mac
DVD ripping plus iOS media management
Bundle fitThe MacX DVD Ripper Pro + MacX MediaTrans lifetime bundle adds the vendor's separate iPhone/iPad media-management and transfer application.
I need to convert ordinary video files as well as DVDs
DVD and general video conversion
Bundle fitThe supplied MacX DVD Ripper Pro + MacX Video Converter Pro lifetime bundle adds a separate video-conversion application for non-DVD media workflows.
I need the same DVD ripper on Windows
Different operating system
Different taskThis page is for the MacX product and the supplied checkout links are Mac licences. Use the Windows-focused WinX DVD Ripper product family when the target computer runs Windows.
I plan to rip rented discs or distribute converted copies
Copyright and permitted use
Verify firstMacX states that the software is intended for personal, lawful use and warns against rental or commercial-use ripping. Copyright rules differ by country, especially for protected discs, so check the law that applies where you live.
How It Works
The standard job is load the DVD source, choose a backup or conversion profile, adjust only the settings you need and run the rip.
Rip a DVD to MP4, MOV or Another Video Format
- Insert the DVD or load the DVD folder or ISO source in MacX DVD Ripper Pro.
- Choose an output profile such as MP4, MOV, HEVC/H.265 or another supported video/device preset.
- Select the destination folder and adjust codec, bitrate, resolution, frame rate or aspect ratio only when the default profile does not match your target.
- Select RUN to start ripping the selected title to the chosen output.
Create a Full-Disc Backup
- Load the DVD source in MacX DVD Ripper Pro.
- Open the DVD Backup profiles and choose the full-disc or main-title output that matches the archive you want to keep.
- Choose the target storage location, then start the backup to the selected ISO, MKV or MPEG-2 workflow.
Trim, Crop or Change Subtitles Before Export
- Load the DVD and choose the output profile first.
- Open the editing controls in MacX DVD Ripper Pro to trim unwanted sections, crop the frame or merge selected material.
- Choose an existing subtitle track, disable subtitles or add an external subtitle when needed.
- Confirm the output settings and start the rip.
Product Interface & Workflow
MacX DVD Ripper Pro keeps source loading, output-profile selection, editing controls and the final RUN action in one DVD-focused workflow.
Source and Title Selection
The first stage is choosing a disc, folder or ISO source and identifying the title that should be converted or backed up. This is where complex multi-title DVDs are analyzed before output settings are chosen.
Output Profile and Editing Controls
The profile area handles the target format or device preset. Editing and advanced settings are used only when you need to crop, trim, merge, alter subtitles or change codec, bitrate, resolution, frame rate or audio settings.
Compatibility & Coverage
The current product covers DVD discs, folders and ISO images and provides both conversion profiles and direct backup routes for modern Mac storage and playback.
| Area | Current documented coverage | Buyer note |
|---|---|---|
| Current macOS family | Tahoe 26 · Sequoia 15 · Sonoma 14 · Ventura 13 · Monterey 12 · Big Sur 11 · Catalina 10.15 · Mojave 10.14 · High Sierra 10.13 | The current technical reference lists these releases; a separate compatible download is offered for macOS 10.12 or earlier. |
| DVD input | DVD disc · DVD folder · ISO image | These are the core source types for ripping and backup. |
| Difficult discs | 99-title · old/new · scratched/damaged · regional · non-standard DVDs | MacX specifically documents these disc categories on the current product page. |
| Common video output | MP4/H.264 · MOV · HEVC/H.265 · AVI · MPEG · M4V and more | Use the output profile that matches the target player, device or storage workflow. |
| Backup output | MKV · ISO · MPEG-2 backup workflows | Use these routes when retaining the DVD structure or a direct archive matters more than creating a smaller device file. |
| Device profiles | 350+ profiles for Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android, Apple TV and other playback targets | The profiles reduce the need to choose every codec setting manually. |
| Windows | Not the product sold on this page | Use the WinX DVD Ripper line for Windows instead of a MacX licence. |
Features & Capabilities
The feature set is split between disc handling, digital output, archival backup and light editing rather than general-purpose video production.
DVD Analysis & Disc Handling
- Loads DVD discs, DVD folders and ISO images
- Handles 99-title, old, new, regional, scratched and damaged DVDs documented by MacX
- Uses title analysis and Safe Mode for difficult disc structures
- Supports commercial and homemade DVD workflows described by the vendor
Conversion & Device Profiles
- Outputs MP4, MOV, HEVC/H.265, H.264, AVI, MPEG and other video formats
- Provides more than 350 device and format profiles
- Lets you adjust codec, bitrate, resolution, frame rate, aspect ratio and audio settings
- Includes profiles for Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android, Apple TV and other playback targets
DVD Backup
- Full-disc and main-title backup choices
- ISO, MKV and MPEG-2 backup workflows documented by the current product page
- Audio-track and subtitle retention controls
- Suitable for storing a DVD collection on hard drives, USB storage, NAS or other local media
Editing & Audio Controls
- Crop black bars or unwanted frame areas
- Trim unwanted scenes and merge selected content
- Select, disable or add subtitles
- Choose an audio track, extract audio and adjust volume
Hardware Acceleration
MacX advertises full GPU acceleration and very high ripping speeds on supported hardware. Those figures are vendor performance claims and depend on the Mac, disc, encoder, output settings and whether the job is direct backup or re-encoding.
Important Conditions & Limitations
The main buying checks are the target operating system, the difference between direct backup and re-encoding, copyright restrictions and what is actually included in each bundle.
This Purchase Set Is for Mac
All five approved offers on this page are MacX DVD Ripper Pro purchases. If you need a Windows DVD ripper, use the WinX product line instead of assuming the Mac licence will activate on Windows.
Lifetime / 1 Mac Is Only $0.05 Above the Supplied 1-Year Price
The approved 1-year offer is $19.90 and the approved lifetime / 1 Mac offer is $19.95. Because those prices are nearly identical, compare the licence term before choosing the cheaper checkout amount.
MacX Video Converter Pro Is a Separate Bundle Product
The $25.95 bundle includes MacX DVD Ripper Pro plus MacX Video Converter Pro; it is not an extra ripping mode inside MacX DVD Ripper Pro. Digiarty's current guide now directs new standalone converter users toward Macxvideo AI, so buyers choosing this bundle specifically for the converter should confirm the delivered converter build at checkout.
Direct Backup and Re-encoding Are Different Workflows
An ISO, MKV or MPEG-2 backup can preserve more of the original disc structure or streams, while MP4, MOV or HEVC conversion can change codec, resolution, bitrate and file size. Choose the output route according to whether archival fidelity or smaller device-ready files matter more.
Protected-DVD Use Depends on Local Law
MacX documents protected and region-locked DVD handling but also states that the software is intended for lawful personal use and should not be used to rip rental DVDs or distribute copies. Copyright and circumvention rules differ by country.
Free Trial / Free Version
MacX DVD Ripper Pro has a free trial download, but the current product, technical-reference and guide pages reviewed do not publish one clear trial-limit table covering every output restriction.
| Trial point | Current documented status | Purchase relevance |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial | Available from the current MacX product page | Use it to confirm that the application installs and recognizes the DVD source on your Mac. |
| Full paid version | Activated with the licence code delivered after purchase | The registration workflow uses the code sent to the purchase email. |
| Exact trial-output limit | No single current limit table identified in the supplied official pages | Do not assume unrestricted trial exporting or a specific duration limit without checking the current installer. |
| Refund window | 30-day money-back guarantee is advertised on current MacX purchase material | Eligibility remains subject to the vendor's refund conditions rather than being an unconditional return right. |
System Requirements
The current technical reference clearly lists supported macOS releases but does not publish a matching current CPU/RAM/storage minimum table for MacX DVD Ripper Pro on the page reviewed.
| Requirement | Current documented value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Current macOS releases | Tahoe 26 through High Sierra 10.13 | The current technical reference lists Tahoe 26, Sequoia 15, Sonoma 14, Ventura 13, Monterey 12, Big Sur 11, Catalina 10.15, Mojave 10.14 and High Sierra 10.13. |
| macOS 10.12 or earlier | Separate compatible download available | The current MacX product and technical pages point older systems to a compatible build. |
| DVD source | DVD disc · DVD folder · ISO image | A physical disc needs a working DVD drive connected to the Mac. |
| CPU / RAM / free space | No current minimum table identified in the supplied official pages reviewed | This article does not invent minimum hardware values that were not stated in the current reference set. |
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