Blu-ray Ripper Tools

June 1 is going to be a big day for all you Blu-ray junkies out there because that is when a truckload, nay, a boatload of movies hits the shelves. Time to get that paper route. ‘Alice,’ ‘Wolfman,’ ‘Bad Boys’ and Clint flicks will come.

The 800-pound gorilla is Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland,” the movie that is approaching $800 million in worldwide grosses (no wonder Disney is hitting its vault to find classic animated movies such as “Sleeping Beauty” and “Cinderella” to turn into live-action spectacles).
The Blu-ray will come with a slew of extras, including a time-lapse piece showing Helena Bonham Carter’s three-hour makeup job and a look at the visual effects process of growing and shrinking Alice. Read more…

It is good news that iToolSoft PPT to Video converter will be available on Giveawayoftheday.com, and it will last for a whole day, during which everyone will have the chance to get the software for free. However, the special date has not been settled down, once the iToolSoft team has confirmed, it will be published on the homepage of the website, please pay attention in the following several days.

Do you have the same the question that is it possible to convert PPT to Video formats while containing all the original effects, such as sound, animations, and other? The answer is Yes! iToolSoft PPT to Video Convert will realize a perfect conversion from PPT to Video. Read more…

It is a poor week for Blu-ray disc lovers, as there is little to recommend on the new release list. The following is a list of Blu-ray titoles set for release this week:

1.Babysitter Wanted
2.Billy Connelly: Journey to the Edge of the World
3.By Brakhage: An Anthology Vols 1 and 2
4.City of the Living Dead
5.Dear John
6.Django
7.Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog (2008)
8.Flashbacks of a Fool
9.It waits
10.Jumper Read more…

Now-days Blu-ray Disc is well known for storing high-definition video, PlayStation 3 video games, and another data, with up to 25 GB per single layered, and 50 GB per dual layered disc. It’s really a great temptation for all movie lovers. However, you can’t enjoy it if you treat it just like an ordinary DVD. Why?

Have you ever heard about Digital rights management (DRM) yet? Well blu-ray disc was mainly in three kinds of DRM, including AACS, BD+, ROM Mark. It means that you have to pay another amount of money for a professional blu-ray player to enjoy it. It sounds like that not very cost-effective,right? So, is there a better solution? What can we do to enjoy HD movies and the high-capacity just in one disc without paying for another professional player? Read more…

Fans of the Rob Marshall, the Best Picture winner in 2002, have waited eagerly for a worthy follow-up film from the Oscar-nominated director ever since he revitalized the movie musical with the razzle-dazzle ‘Chicago’. First came the disappointing ‘Memoirs of a Geisha’ in 2005. Then ‘Nine,’ an adaptation of the Maury Yeston-Arthur Kopit stage musical, arrived on screens last December. Now there is still a Blu-ray version available for the fans. And additionally, if you don’t have a Blu-ray player or something like that, you can rip the Blu-ray or convert the Blu-ray disc to other commonly used video formats with a Blu-ray ripper.

Packed with kinetic choreography (by Marshall himself), melodic songs, and a substantive story based on the classic 1963 Federico Fellini film, ‘Nine’ seemed destined to be an instant hit and strong Academy Award contender. Yet despite the considerable talent of a stable of sexy Hollywood felines, including Penélope Cruz, Kate Hudson, Nicole Kidman, Marion Cotillard, and Stacy Ferguson (better known as pop star Fergie) – as well as two grande dames, the ageless Sophia Loren and indomitable Judi Dench – Marshall’s visually arresting yet lumbering musical never comes close to meeting expectations, and ultimately ends up the kind of cinematic train wreck the film’s protagonist, celebrated Italian movie director Guido Contini (Daniel Day-Lewis), fears his abstract next project will become. On a scale of one to 10, ‘Nine’ rates far below its eponymous number, and proves Marshall isn’t quite the musical Houdini we thought him to be. Read more…