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Aimersoft DVD ripping

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I was looking at buying this for ripping DVDs so I can store them in iTunes for use on my iPod and Apple TV.

Any views on this software?

I tried to use Handbrake, but couldn't get it to work on 64 bit for some reason, so looks like I need to pay for software

Many thanks
Stephen
 
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