DVD to M4A Mac
DVD to M4A Mac is a multifunctional also easy-to-use DVD to M4a converter for Mac. It can not only convert DVD to M4A file, but to a wide range of audio files, including AAC, AC3, AIFF, AMR, AU, FLAC, MP3, MP2, OGG, WAV, WMA etc. Besides, its output formats can be perfectly played on most portable players, such as iPod, iPod Shufful, Mobile phone, PSP, iRiver, Sansa, Zen and so on.
Moreover, the DVD to M4A Mac can optimize the output files. It allows you to trim or merge the DVD files into audio files. What's more, you could freely set the output audio parameters, such as audio encoder, bitrate, channels and sample rate.
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Price $21
DownloadSystem Requirements of DVD to M4A Mac
- Processor: PowerPC® G4/G5 or Intel® processor
- OS Supported: Mac OS X v10.4 - 10.5
- Hardware Requirements: 512MB RAM, Super VGA (800×600) resolution, 16-bit graphics card or higher.
Easiest way to rip DVD to M4A for Mac
Download and install the freeware
Free download and install the converter according to the instructions. It takes you no more than a minute to finish the installation.
Add DVD files into the program
Click the button "Load DVD" or "Add DVD" to input the DVD files. You could add several files at one time.
Select the output audio track and format.
Click the drop-down list of the "Audio Track" and choose one language as the audio track; Click the button "Settings" to choose the M4A format as the output format; And then you could click "Start" to begin the conversion process.
Note: You could also use the Mac DVD to M4A converter to extract pictures from the DVD videos. Just click the little button. 
Additional editing function
Being the multifunctional software, the DVD to M4A Mac can edit the DVD videos for you. The following screeshot shows you this function.
Click the button of "Trim" and the window for "DVD Edit" will pop up. Drag the two little bars to define the start time and end time. You could also adjust the volume. It depends on you.