Rip your DVDs and Blu-Rays without losing quality
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Publish Time: 2022-05-16Version: 7.15Operating System: WindowsAvailable Languages: Afrikaans,Amharic,Arabic,Armenian,Bulgarian,Belarusian,Català,Chinese,Croatian,Czech,Danish,Dutch,English,Estonian,Farsi,Finnish,French,German,Greek,Hebrew,Hindi,Hungarian,Icelandic,Indonesian,Italian,Japanese,Kazakh,Korean,Latvian,Lithuanian,Malaysian,Norwegian,Polish,Portuguese,Romanian,Russian,Serbian,Slovak,Slovenian,Spanish,Swahili,Swedish,Tagalog,Thai,Turkish,Ukrainian,Vietnamese,Zulu
About VidCoder for Windows 7.15: VidCoder is an open-source DVD and Blu-Ray video transcoding and ripping tool for copying your non-copyright protected media. Thanks to this tools copying system, you can store your personal videos digitally and leave the outdated digital formats in the past.This tool has a very simple and intuitive interface that saves you a lot of time by concentrating all the important tools in the same window. One of the main advantages of VidCoder is that you can make copies from the disc itself or through an ISO copy of the original video. Whichever option you choose, you must select where the images you are going to convert are located using the drop-down folder tree.Once you have chosen the DVD or Blu-Ray you're going to work with, VidCoder will show you all the video, audio and even subtitle-editing tools. Each section has a special function to help you select your movie length, the audio track you're going to store, or the type of subtitle you want to play, among many other options. The combinations that this tool offers are so extensive that you'll be able to create your own settings and apply them to other future works to save time.Additionally, you can use this program to convert to MP4, MKV, H.264, MPEG-4 or MPEG-2, among other options. It supports H.264 and x264 encoding, lets you create short encoded clips, deinterlace, rotate or use filters and other features, making it a great tool for copying your DVDs and Blu-Ray discs.
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