Dvd back up with a mac Software issue

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  1. kris29

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    I going to a mac powerbook pro due to my job as a film editer, I'm use to using dvd shrink and dvdfab nero etc. Can anyone recommend some software to back up my dvds for a mac. I'd really hate to keep a extra laptop just to backup my dvds. Any help is appreciated.
     
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    MacTheRipper to rip.

    DVD2oneX2 to compress.

    Toast to burn.
     
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    DVD2oneX2 (40 Euro or 57 US dollars) is excellent and fast for compressing your video files but Toast will do the same thing. Popcorn 3 (watered down version of Toast Titanium) is $50.

    If you buy Toast Titanium or Popcorn you will have no reason to buy DVD2oneX2. I use Toast.
     
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    Many argue that DVD2oneX2 offers higher-quality compression than Toast. Additionaly, should your rip contain errors, processing the rip with DVD2oneX2 may yield a burnable rip.
     
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