Rippsy help

Rippsy saves your home-made DVDs as digital video files. Put the disc in, press Start ripping, and you get a video that plays on your phone, your TV, Plex, or any PC.

It's made for discs you (or your family) made yourself: camcorder discs, wedding DVDs, DVD-recorder discs, and discs burned on a PC. Commercial movie DVDs are copy-protected, and Rippsy won't copy them. See Copy-protected discs.

Start here

• Getting started: install Rippsy and save your first disc.
• Choosing a format: MP4, MKV, or a disc image (ISO).
• Scratched discs: what Rippsy does with old or damaged discs.

Using Rippsy

• Discs with more than one video
• Disc images (ISO)
• Copy-protected discs
• No DVD drive? Open a VIDEO_TS folder
• Settings

Something's not working?

• Rippsy doesn't see my disc or drive
• "Couldn't find any video on this disc"
• The rip didn't finish
• Not enough space
• Problems playing the video
• Frequently asked questions

What you need

• Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)
• A DVD drive, built in or USB (not needed if you already have the disc's VIDEO_TS folder on your PC)
• Nothing else. Rippsy is free, needs no account, and includes everything it uses.

Getting help

In Rippsy, click ? Help → Contact support…, or email [email protected]. Tell us what kind of disc it is (camcorder, DVD recorder, burned on a PC) and what Rippsy said.