DVDPe 2.3

Publisher review:
DVDPe is A Professional DVD Ripper software , Copy DVD to VCD, SVCD, mpeg,wmv,rmvb files, DVD to AVI , DVD to MP4, DVD to PSP, DVD to iPod, DVD to Zune, DVD to MOV, DVD to FLV, convert DVD to DIVX, with high quality of video/audio to backup dvd copy.
Feature:
1. Custom profile supported!
2. Select chapters to copy
3. Support preview
4. Automatically check your CPU type
5. Also supports IFO files
6. Select audio volume, frequency, or whether enable Dolby Surround
7. Select subtitle language or no subtitle for your targeting movies
8. Shutdown when finish
9. Easy-to-use interface
10. Rip from specified starting time and ending time
11. Provides you luxuriant sound effects
12. Set frame rate including PAL and NTSC
13. Set movie size for targeting movies
14. Low Price
Requirements:
128MB RAM,10 MB of hard-disk space for program installion.

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
Minor Update

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