Re: ripping converting and copying/backup DVD'S using a Mac
Well I'll be the ug, what is it? On 28/02/2017 7:58 PM, Anders Holmberg wrote: Hi! And the website? /A 28 feb. 2017 kl. 00:20 skrev Dane Trethowan : Many years ago I used an App called DVD Master Pro for the Mac. That App has long gone and been replaced by another called MacX DVD Ripper Pro for around $30 US. This App does pretty much everything one would expect from a fully fledged DVD Ripping suite If you just want audio MP3 form your discs then that’s fine. If you want a full ISO image of your DVD - encrypted DVD’S are handled - then select the “Backup” profile and make the necessary adjustments to backup the DVD to an ISO image which can then be used with VLC to converter to different formats, write to a disc and so on. MacX DVD Ripper Pro is extremely accessible though first time users may find the App a little daunting given the scope of features and functionality available. Thankfully the web site provides plenty of documentation so it might be a good idea to read the “Quick Start” tutorials and examine the layout of the main screens before you attempt any serious projects. ** Those of a positive and enquiring frame of mind will leave the rest of the halfwits in this world behind.
Amazon Voice Remote
Oh and another thing I forgot to mention. I ordered 3 Amazon Voice remote controllers - one for each Echo - though the Voice Remote works with other Amazon products such as the Amazon Fire TV I think its called. The Voice Remote isn't available in Australia anywhere it seems so I had no alternative but to import which didn't cost too much given the small and light nature of these devices.
Amazon Echo and Google Home
Hi! First the good news for those living in Australia, the Google Home is officially available so I just ordered one which I expect to be here early next week. I know we've discussed the Amazon Echo extensively on list as there are members absolutely enjoying having chats with Alexa, Dot and Tap all day long - yours truly is included The Amazon Echo range won't be officially supported in Australia until later on in the year tthough you can still buy any of the three devices if you know where to look and - even though specific local support still isn't offered - Echo does offer the user a huge! amount of entertainment and productivity. So how are list members finding Google Home? I'm given to understand that Google Home is better able to do with searchs and trivial questions, guess I'll know myself this time next week.
