> > I also use DVDshrink on my PC to make DVD-R copies, again for personal > BU > > of DVDs we own. However I'm not aware of any Mac utility that matches > > DVDshrink's abilities and convenience. > > Have you tried MacTheRipper with Popcorn?
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