DVDStripper is a Windows application designed to remove certain parts of a DVD, including titles, chapters, trailers or extras.

Especially useful to those who want to make a movie fit on a regular disc, DVDStripper doesn't affect video quality at all, but it just removes the parts you select.

And it does that in the easiest possible way, providing a very clean and simple interface to help it serve this purpose.

The main window has only a few options, which means you are prompted to provide the IfoEdit location and setup the new task by picking the source drive, the temporary, destination and backup paths. There are two different modes, strip and split disc, so pick the one you wish to use and hit the big “Rip using DVDDecrypter” button.

There are two so-called emergency tools, “IFO Process Restart” and “Recover from ProjectFile”, as the application also lets you load and save new projects.

Unfortunately, beginners who have a hard time trying to figure out how to use DVDStripper have no other choice than to search the Internet for more information. There's is a help menu included in the app, but it only leads you to the official website of the developer.

A reasonable amount of computer resources should be enough to run DVDStripper at full speed, and the application works flawlessly on all Windows versions on the market.

As a conclusion, DVDStripper is a good choice when it comes to removing content from DVD projects, but it lacks some important features and the must-have documentation addressed to beginners. But it's still able to serve its purpose in a quick and effective way, without hampering computer performance at all.