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Originally Posted by tunda  Ok I'm an off and on long time reader but first time poster here. I just officially registered today. I have not yet bought this software and probably will not until appears to be reliable and stable. I do not rip dvd's everyday, and never will. That IS the point. I want software that just plain works the first time around. I may not be flat broke, but I cannot afford to purchase a non working program that continues to burn coasters. I don't mind updating to the latest and greatest version as long as it works. I WANT an idiot style tutorial with all the purdy pictures to walk me through all of the proper settings that allow me to meet my DVD backup needs. I know a few of the tech terms, but I don't know nor do I care to know what they all stand for, how they work or even what they affect as long as it works. I want to know that if I put a little check mark in this box that my DVD backup is a go. That's just my 2 cents. Thank you for your time!
Tunda |
Hi, nice knowing you.....
I maybe contridicting myself but I agree with Zathros.
DVDFAB has good and bad issues, I purchased 4.1.2.0 some time in March & I enjoyed using it. The program was stable and I find it easy to use. Had problems at first but was able to settled them (with help from folks in this forum).
I was overly excited when version 5 came out....and had very high hopes of it, but I experience problems in the beginning and perhaps that was why I were "a little" upset that version 5 did not meant to the standard of version 4.
Although, I have temporary "ease" using version 5, I am still looking forward for new updates and constantly trying the new version. Give it a month or 2, perhaps, version 5 will eventually be "stable".
Of course, you can get some other EASY-2-Use programs that can ripped DVDs, but I doubt they can offer such fabulous forum.
Thank you