It is becoming increasingly common to choose streaming services or other digital media instead of classic physical media. But for disc fans and collectors on duty who don't want to get rid of their DVD collection, for example, it's worth ing that not all software can read any disc. 393y3o
That's why we've done the heavy lifting and separated quite useful tools that can help you so much in the task of playing your movies on Windows 10 and in carrying out the digital conversion, in case you want to get rid of your DVDs but keep their content on your computer. Come on?
5KPlayer 4w21q
O 5KPlayer is a player Free that opens videos in a variety of formats, whether in 4K, 1080p or 360º in HD – and, of course, DVDs. The program can do streaming audio via AirPlay or Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) without the loss of quality, which is a full plate for audiophiles on duty.
Another prominent feature is the videos directly from the internet, from platforms like YouTube, DailyMotion and Vimeo, which saves you a few clicks if you usually it in MP4 via conversion sites.
And when it comes to DVDs, 5K doesn't disappoint: it can open any region, make chapter selection, rotate the screen and add extra subtitles (via external files) right from the player. The option to create playlists is still available.
WinX DVD Ripper Platinum 3k6f65
The second option is the WinX DVD Ripper Platinum, which can read even damaged discs on the Windows 10. There is the option to save the DVD on the computer, on an external HD or directly on a device connected via USB, in addition to being able to convert the DVD to MP4.
O WinX it is also a player (with the option to open the disc inserted directly into the drive) and editor (making it possible to cut, merge videos and extract only the audio, for example). With GPU-accelerated technology, it digitizes a film from two hours in just five minutes.
The program is paid, but there is a way the trial for free. If you like the software, the lifetime license costs US$29,95 (or about R$126, in direct conversion).
For those who like a "digital collection" and are about to dispense with physical media, he comes to help: there is a way to convert the DVD into an image ISO and in a DVD folder with no quality loss. If you want to transfer the file to another device, there are several options to optimize the output, with formats perfect for iPad, iPhone or Android devices – in addition to 350 other devices.
The software even accepts any type of DVD, whether from the early 2000s, TV recordings or even home recordings. Another use is the removal of any encryption, which makes it easier if your disk is region locked – if it is imported, it may not work on your machine.
It is available in several languages, but we recommend English or Spanish. However, in case you don't understand them (or any of the others available) we'll help you with a quick guide:
To copy the DVD, after inserting the disc in the drive, just open WinX, select MP4 in the output profiles area and select the button "RUN" to start the conversion. Simple, no?
Which of these fits your profile – or rather, your record collection?
