I actually wanted to convert DVD to Apple TV, Roku and KDLinks with best settings. So I downloaded DVDAid. After asking official support I got to know those devices support different formats. M4V for Apple TV compatible, MKV to play on my Roku and a straight folder rip (or you call it full disc copy) that I play on a KDLinks media player. Basically you can do one conversion in MP4 as it's widely supported on most deices. The .mkv is obviously better quality and I like the Roku and its interface better than Apple TV.

I was looking for a software to rip DVD's so my son and daughter can watch them on their tablet. So I googled "Best DVD ripping software" and Pavtube DVDAid just came out. So far I've ripped about 20 DVD's. Movies will be watched on a tablet using "MX Player" (Android) on a Lenovo IdeaTab A1000 7" or a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the quality is fine.

Lost my job, and with extra time on my hands, I decided to convert a bunch of my DVD sets to digital for storage and streaming. Everything has been going well, I started out with Handbrake which worked well and is free, but it only supports 2 containers MP4 and MKV, but even settings for those are still limited. I then started using AVS which gave me a lot more container options and advances settings and customization, but it was slow. I then purchased Pavtube Vide Converter Ultimate, and I really like this program as it allow the use of my PC's GPU that really speeds the chore up, has just about any container you might want, and allows you to tweak and save custom settings.