VidCoder now rips Blu-Ray discs, too
VidCoder is a nice, little DVD ripper for Windows -- it provides a simple, streamlined interface, supports encoding presets, and uses Hanbrake's processing engine for the heavy lifting. One feature which was notably absent from the last version we covered was support for Blu-Ray discs. That has been added in version 0.7.0, and VidCoder is now better than ever.
One other nice feature VidCoder offers is automatic preview image creation. That's been tweaked as well, and you can now choose to create from 10 to 30 images via the options menu. The built-in previewer has also gotten more responsive (especially when displaying high-def content) thanks to the addition of memory and disk caching.
You'll need the .Net 4.0 framework to run VidCoder -- as well as an app to circumvent that bothersome copy protection on your discs.
Download VidCoder for Windows
One other nice feature VidCoder offers is automatic preview image creation. That's been tweaked as well, and you can now choose to create from 10 to 30 images via the options menu. The built-in previewer has also gotten more responsive (especially when displaying high-def content) thanks to the addition of memory and disk caching.
You'll need the .Net 4.0 framework to run VidCoder -- as well as an app to circumvent that bothersome copy protection on your discs.
Download VidCoder for Windows













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Subscribe to commentsBazNov 14th 2010 8:18AM
Hmm. Nice find.
Had to figure out the Presets a bit to access manual resizing (to tweak for a Blackberry), but the program has extended the usefulness of my little netbook.
While VidCoder is based on Handbrake, it doesn't generate the snarky message that Handbrake does about the native resolution (1024 x 600) that runs on my Eee PC 1005HA. Handbrake won't even start while VidCoder runs without issue.
RyanNov 14th 2010 6:15PM
I'm still using DVD Shrink - should I consider using this program instead (I don't have any BluRay discs at present)?
MindstormMaster1Nov 15th 2010 12:53PM
What is the best FREE program to get past the copy protection?