DVD Copy Pro for Mac-Copy D9 to D5 on Mac

Backup DVDs and Rip DVDs to iDevices

iSkysoft DVD Copy Pro for Mac offers the comfort of copying both commercial encrypted DVDs and homemade DVDs directly into DVD disc or to DVD Folder, dvdmedia file or ISO file that can be played with Apple DVD Player. In addition, it allows you to easily burn VIDEO_TS files, dvdmedia, and ISO file to DVDs for watching on your big screen TV or to be used with portable DVD players like car DVD player.

Directly copy DVD movies to DVD discs to protect them from damage
Easily burn VIDEO_TS files, dvdmedia, and ISO file to DVD disks
Rip DVD movies directly for viewing on iPod touch, iPhone and iPad
Split D9 disc to two D5 discs, preserving the image and sound quality

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System Requirements

Intel-based Mac(32-bit or 64-bit)

Fully compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion)

Version 2.9.1

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Only $39.00

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DVD Copy Pro for Mac Key Features

Copy DVDs to DVD-Rs

Copy commercial DVDs to DVD discs to protect them from damage that might make them unplayable. Or duplicate homemade DVDs for family members who also want a record of those special moments in life.

Extensive Output Support

Make exact copy of your DVD on Mac , either in DVD Folder, dvdmedia file or ISO format, which is ready to be played from the hard drive with Apple DVD Player. Protect your DVD gems from being lost or damaged.

Burn DVD files to DVD Disks

Easily burn VIDEO_TS files, dvdmedia, and ISO file on your Mac to DVD disks for TV playback, vehicle DVD player, or portable DVD players.

Rip DVDs for Apple Devices

Rip DVD movies directly for viewing on iPhone 4S, iPhone4, iPod Touch, iPad. Enjoy your favorite DVD movies anytime and anywhere.

Support Newly Released DVDs

This DVD Copy Pro for Mac do a more robust job of copying newly released commercial DVDs which adopt new copy protection technique, like Up, Avatar, etc.

Entertainment On The Go

Copy DVDs to MacBook, so you don't have to lug around bulky discs. Besides, play movies from hard drive sucks up less battery power than using optical drive.