DVD Ripper Wizard

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Rip protected DVD to WMV

Windows Media Audio (.wma) files are Advanced Systems Format (.asf) files that include audio that is compressed with the Windows Media Audio (WMA) codec. By using a separate extension, users can install multiple players on their computer and associate certain players with the .wma extension for playback of audio-only sources.

DVD Ripper Wizard is the best DVD ripping software , automatically remove protection of a DVD movie as soon as it's inserted into the drive, allowing you to rip DVD files to almost all video formats with amazing image and sound quality, e.g. rip protected DVD to WMV, DVD to DivX, DVD to MPEG, DVD to AVI and other video formats.

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Guide you how to rip protecred DVD to AVI step by step.

Step1. Download the DVD Ripper Wizard , then install, it's very easy.

Step2. Now run the DVD Ripper Wizard. And select the target file .You can open a DVD folder or a DVD driver from your computer to add a DVD file.

Step3. After the protected DVD file is loaded, you can see all the chapters and titles in it, and then you can check the ones you want to convert. If you want to convert the whole movie, you can just keep all the titles or chapters checked.

Step4. Output Settings :
After your protected DVD file is loaded, DVD Ripper Wizard will remove the protection automatically, so you can start to set output settings followi8ng the below screenshot:

Step5. Select output path, you can directly go to the output folder by clicking "Open Folder" .

Rip protected DVD to WMV-select output path

Step6. Click "Rip DVD" or "Go" to rip DVDs.

DVD Ripper Wizard key features:

Convert DVD to almost all popular video formats
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