Convert DVD to AVI with various options to edit your DVDs on Mac PPC or Intel
iSkysoft DVD to AVI Converter is a very useful application that will convert DVD to AVI for Mac with great output quality.
iSkysoft DVD to AVI Converter is specially designed just for Mac PowerPC or Intel users to convert DVD to AVI video files.
iSkysoft DVD to AVI Converter provides you with various options to edit your DVD movie including selecting DVD subtitle and audio track, selecting any chapters or titles to convert, trimming the length of each title or chapter, joining the selected titles or chapters into one file, cropping video, etc.
You can also set video brightness, contrast, saturation and so on to set the output video quality.
Main features of iSkysoft DVD to AVI Converter:
A professional application developed only Mac PowerPC or Mac Intel users.
Convert DVD to AIV files for Mac users with the original quality very well kept.
Convert your DVD to AVI with the language you prefer.
Crop your DVD video to remove the video sides.
Trim the length of any title or chapter to convert your favorite clips only.
Convert all the selected titles or chapters into one file.
Set video brightness, contrast, saturation, and applying a built-in video effect.
Preview your movie so you can set your movie to the best quality before conversion.
With the easy Mac-style interface of this excellent Mac DVD to AVI converter, you can convert DVD to AVI on Mac OS with just a few intuitive steps.
Requirements of iSkysoft DVD to AVI Converter:
At least 512M physical RAM.
1G Hz Intel or PowerPC processor, or above
At least one DVD-ROM.
1024*768 resolution display or higher
Limitations of iSkysoft DVD to AVI Converter:
A watermark will be displayed on the output video or the output audio will be limited to three minutes.
What's New in This Release:
Fixed application crash on startup
Added "import progress" bar
Fixed an issue of unable to display text
Fixed the problem about re-registration when restart the application
Added submenu in Format List
Added "Format" setup in "Settings"
Supported manual input in "Frame Rate" and "Bit Rate" settings
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