iLead DVD Ripper is an omnipotent DVD rip softwarel. Based on the next-gen DVD player core rips any playable DVD to AVI, Rmvb,3GP, MP4/H264, MPEG, WMV, FLV, M4A, MP3 or AAC format and latest DivX, Xvid format. So that you can put them onto any mobile device, such as:mobile phone, laptop, iPod, iPhone, PSP ,Zune or pocket pc to watch your favorate DVD anytime anywhere. The additional batch conversion processor helps you rip all the DVDs you have at one time.One software to serve all your mobile device, iLead DVD Ripper is your best choice!

Features list
- Convert Home made DVD, Convert MTV, DVD movie, episode DVD to any format.
- Convert DVD to iPod / iPod Touch / iPhone / Apple TV.
- Rip DVD to avi with latest DivX, Xvid codec or any codecs isntalled on Windows.
- Get DVD information from online database including: DVD cover image, DVD title, release date, Director etc and write them as ID3 tag.
- Convert multiple DVDs at a time and automatically shut down computer when job is done..
- Built-in full functioned DVD player. Always keep Audio/Video synchronization.
- Rips all newly released DVD movies in the market.
- Rip DVD to Wii, PS3, Xbox360.
- Convert recorded DVD to Windows Media Player compatible.
- Convert DVD to Flash (DVD to FLV) so that you can deliver movies over the Internet.
- Rip DVD to MPEG1/VCD PAL/NTSC or MPEG2/SVCD PAL/NTSC.
- Rip DVD to WMV (Zune, XBOX 360, Archos Media Player, HP iPAQ Pocket PC, Creative Zen Vision...).
- Rip DVD to MP4/H264 ,MP3, M4A,AAC for iPod, iPhone, Apple TV, PSP, Zune, Creative Zen players and many other portable players.
- Rip DVD to 3GP, MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC, M4A for playback on almost all mobile phones.
- Extract the selected clip or scene or chapters from a DVD .
- Crop settings for removing black bar of DVD movie.
- Built-in AC3,DTS,LPCM,MPEG2 audio decoding.
- Multi-language support.
- Skinnable User interface.
- Built-in 2-pass encoding ensures the best output quality.
- Splits output file to make the output size fit in a 74-Minute/80-Minute CD.
- Play back while ripping, so that you can see which part of the movie is being processed.