WinAVI Blu-ray Ripper1.5.2.4674

WinAVI Blu-ray Ripper is a software program that can be used in order to aid people in ripping BDs, directories and ISO files and converting their contents to other video and audio formats.

Surprise-free setup and modern interface

The installation process does not offer to add any products that are not actually necessary for the application to work fully, and it is over in a jiffy. After you are done with it, you come face to face with a minimal and modern GUI, as it is comprised of a few buttons and a small menu bar.Furthermore, comprehensive Help contents (FAQs, tutorials etc.) are provided online therefore ensuring that all types of users can learn how to work with WinAVI Blu-ray Ripper, including those with little or no previous experience with the IT world.

Supported formats and existing profiles

It is possible to extract video and audio contents from Blu-ray discs, directories and ISO images, by selecting them with the help of a built-in file browser. When it comes to exporting, there are a lot of file extensions supported, including MP4, MKV, AVI, FLV, WMV, RM, MPEG, MOV, 3GP, MP3, AAC, OGG, AC3, WMA, RA, MKA and M4A. In addition to that, you can use some of the built-in profiles, tailored for particular devices such as iPods, iPads, PSPs, Xbox 360, Wii and a multitude of mobile phones.

Configure some settings

You can change the output folder, view the selected items in the main window along with details such as title, duration, audio, subtitle, angle and status. You can also adjust the frame rate, brightness and contrast levels, flip or crop a video, split files according to a user-defined size and control the volume and frame, bit and sample rate.

Finally

To sum up, WinAVI Blu-ray Ripper is a pretty useful piece of software when it comes to ripping video and audio contents from BDs. The interface is suitable to all types of users, the response time is good, the export capabilities are quite impressive, the computer’s performance is not going to be burdened and our tests did not reveal any errors or crashes.