WinX DVD Ripper Special Edition – Free Download on 1st January 2010

As for a New Year gift to my lovely and loyal readers, I would like to share with you a great news here. On 1st January 2010, there will be a one day free download of WinX DVD Ripper Special Edition software by WinX DVD. I have put the link to the download page at the end of this post. Make sure you bookmark the link and download the software on this coming Friday.

Before that, do you know what is WinX DVD Ripper? WinX DVD Ripper is a free DVD ripper to backup general DVD to videos on your PC. If you have a DVD and would like to copy it into your PC as .avi file for an example, you can use this wonderful DVD ripper software to rip it out. It offers fast ripping speed with best video/audio quality and also capable to customize the output video by adjusting parameters, clipping video segment and grabbing picture from DVD videos.

But recent DVD movies such as Transformers 2, The Dark Knight, Star Trek, UP, etc are protected with a new form of protections. Currently, there are rarely solutions to fix it, neither WinX DVD Ripper. However, with the special edition of WinX DVD Ripper which you can download it on this 1st January 2010, you can rip out the DVDs for personal use easily and quickly.

Although the download link will only be available on 1st January 2010, but I already have the copy of the WinX DVD Ripper Special Edition for testing and personal use only. I have ripped out a few DVDs and keep the videos in my PC. It took about 1 hour and half to rip a DVD. The quality of the output video and audio is good and I really like it.

If you want to have a copy of WinX DVD Ripper Special Edition, feel free to download it at WinX DVD Ripper Special Edition page on this coming 1st January 2010. Thanks to WinX DVD for giving us this great software for free.

ps: Probably this will be my last post for the year 2009. So I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all Happy New Year – 2010. Enjoy the free gift!

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