Leawo Video Converter Ultimate: Five DVD and Video Tools in One Windows Program
Leawo Video Converter Ultimate is a Windows suite that bundles five Leawo programs, listed at $79.95 a year but charged at $119.90 a year on the order page: DVD Ripper, DVD Copy, DVD Creator, Video Converter and CleverGet Video Downloader. It's for people with a shelf of DVDs and a folder of mixed video files who want one program to rip, copy, burn and convert them, instead of buying four or five separate tools.
Leawo also calls it Prof. Media DVD Media Pack, and that's the more honest name: it's the DVD-and-video part of Leawo's Prof. Media 13 suite. It doesn't rip or copy Blu-ray discs. For that you need Blu-ray Ripper or the full Total Media Converter Ultimate.
Quick facts
- Current version: 13.0.1.6 (Leawo Prof. Media 13), installer dated October 10, 2026
- Developer: Leawo Software Co., Ltd.
- Runs on: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 and 11. A Mac version is sold separately.
- Modules included: DVD Ripper, DVD Copy, DVD Creator, Video Converter, CleverGet Video Downloader
- Price: Leawo's pricing card says $79.95 for 1 year (auto-renews) or $99.94 lifetime, one PC, but the order page charges $119.90 or $199.88 with no discount applied
- Money-back: 5 days on the 1-year license, 14 days on the lifetime license
- Free trial: converts only the first five minutes of each video or audio file
What we checked: the Windows installer the product's download page links (ltmcp_setup.exe, 209,171,392 bytes, file version 13.0.1.6, Leawo Prof. Media), the five modules and the $79.95 and $99.94 prices on Leawo's pricing cards, the single-module prices on Leawo's buy page, and the trial limit in Leawo's registration guide on October 31, 2026, and the order page opened from the pricing card, which charged $119.90 for one year and $199.88 lifetime with no discount line, on November 4, 2026. We didn't rip or burn a disc with it ourselves.
Before you buy
- It's DVD only. Despite the "Ultimate" name, the bundle has no Blu-ray or 4K UHD ripping, copying or burning. Blu-ray owners need Leawo Blu-ray Ripper ($44.95 a year) or Total Media Converter Ultimate.
- The 1-year license auto-renews and has only a 5-day money-back window. The lifetime license costs $19.99 more and comes with 14 days.
- The download module moved to CleverGet. Leawo's page says CleverGet now replaces its old Leawo Video Downloader, so online downloading runs as CleverGet Video Downloader.
- Some page claims are dated. Leawo's product page still names the iPhone 7 as "the latest Apple product" and lists Windows Phone devices, so treat its device list as older than the program itself.
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Overview
Video Converter Ultimate opens as Leawo Prof. Media 13, with tabs along the top for Convert, Burn, Copy and Download. The tabs your license covers do the work; the rest of Prof. Media's tabs belong to modules you haven't bought. You add DVDs, folders, ISO files or ordinary videos, pick an output profile or disc type, and press the green button for that tab.
The Burn tab in Leawo Prof. Media 13: two videos queued for a DVD-5 disc, with No Menu, Standard and Business menu templates on the right and the disc type, fit and aspect ratio settings at the bottom.
Features
Convert video and audio between 180+ formats
Leawo Video Converter Ultimate converts between more than 180 video and audio formats, including MP4, H.265 MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, FLV, AAC, AC3, WAV and MP3, and outputs HD and 4K MP4 or MKV. It also extracts audio from video and has presets for iPhone, iPad and Android devices. Leawo says GPU acceleration makes it six times faster than other converters; we didn't measure that.
Rip and copy DVDs
The DVD Ripper module in Video Converter Ultimate converts DVD discs, VIDEO_TS folders and ISO files to video or audio, up to 1080p or lossless MP4, and Leawo says it handles CSS protection and region codes. The DVD Copy module backs up a DVD to your computer or a blank disc as DVD-9 or DVD-5, and can burn an ISO image straight to disc.
Burn videos and photos to DVD with a menu
Video Converter Ultimate's Burn tab turns ordinary video files into a playable DVD disc, folder or ISO image, with menu templates you can edit. It also builds photo slideshows with background music, either as a video file or burned to DVD.
The burn settings sidebar: burn to a folder, an ISO file or a disc, a disc label, a save location and the hard disk space the job needs.
Basic editing before you convert or burn
Video Converter Ultimate includes a simple editor: trim, crop, rotate and flip, merge several clips into one file, adjust brightness, contrast and saturation, add a text or image watermark, remove noise from old VHS captures, and apply a 2D-to-3D effect. You can keep all audio tracks and subtitles or pick the ones you want, and add external SRT, ASS or SSA subtitles.
Online video downloading through CleverGet
The fifth module is CleverGet Video Downloader, Leawo's current downloader, which saves videos from YouTube, Facebook and other sharing sites. On its own, Leawo sells it for $49.95 a year, more than any of the other four modules.
Video Converter Ultimate vs buying the modules separately
The bundle's value is easiest to see against Leawo's own single-module prices on its buy page (1-year licenses, October 31, 2026):
| What you buy | 1-year price | What it covers |
|---|
| Video Converter alone | $29.95 | Video and audio files only |
| Blu-ray Ripper alone | $44.95 | Ripping Blu-ray (and DVD) to video; no burning or copying |
| The five modules bought one by one | $169.75 | DVD Ripper, DVD Copy and DVD Creator ($29.95 each), Video Converter ($29.95), CleverGet Video Downloader ($49.95) |
| Video Converter Ultimate | $119.90 at checkout ($79.95 on the pricing card) | All five modules |
| Total Media Converter Ultimate | $239.90 (or $229.95 lifetime offer) | All 17 modules, including Blu-ray and 4K UHD |
If you only convert video files, Video Converter alone at $29.95 is the cheaper buy. Once you need two DVD tools on top of it, the bundle is already the better deal, at less than half the price of the five modules bought separately. Leawo's buy page also offers 50% off a second module, which can change the math for someone who needs just two.
Benefits
- One program for the whole DVD job. Rip a disc to MP4 for your phone, back it up to ISO, and burn home videos to a new DVD without switching tools.
- Old discs get a second life. The VHS noise remover and DVD ripping suit people digitizing family recordings that were already moved from tape to DVD.
- A lower bill than piece by piece, at the card price. At the $79.95 shown on Leawo's pricing card it costs less than half of the five modules bought separately. At the $119.90 the order page actually charges, the saving is much smaller.
Real-World Uses
- A DVD collection on a media server: rip each disc to H.265 MP4 or MKV, keep the original audio tracks and subtitles, and copy the files to Plex or a NAS.
- A wedding DVD for relatives: burn the edited video to DVD with a menu, then make extra copies from the ISO.
- Class videos for an old projector: convert MOV or MKV clips into formats an older TV or player understands.
Who It's For, and Who Should Skip It
Good fit: Windows users with DVDs to rip, copy or burn who also convert everyday video files, and who'd rather learn one interface than five.
Skip it if:
- You own Blu-ray or 4K UHD discs. This bundle can't read them. Look at Leawo Blu-ray Ripper or Total Media Converter Ultimate.
- You only convert video files. Leawo Video Converter alone does that for $29.95 a year.
- You want a real video editor. The built-in editor trims, crops and adds watermarks; it has no timeline, titles or transitions.
Usage Guide
- Install: run the Prof. Media installer from the download page and launch the program.
- Activate: click the key icon at the top right to open the activation center and enter your registration code.
- Convert: open the Convert tab, click Add Video or Add UHD/Blu-ray/DVD, choose an output format under Output Profile, then click the green Convert button, set the output folder and click Convert again.
- Burn: open the Burn tab, add videos or photos, choose the DVD type, quality and aspect ratio at the bottom left, pick a menu, then click Burn to set the target and label.
Where it falls short
- No Blu-ray. The bundle covers DVD and video files only.
- A five-minute trial. Leawo's registration guide says the trial "allows you to convert only the first five-minute video/audio content", so you can't test a full-length rip before you buy.
- No saved projects. A Blu-ray Forum reviewer of an earlier Prof. Media version listed "No option to save the project" among its drawbacks.
- Mixed support stories. Leawo's Trustpilot page is mostly positive, but a quarter of its reviews are one star, with complaints about refunds and software that didn't work for the buyer.
What Users Say
Independent reviews of the current Video Converter Ultimate are scarce: most reviews online cover much older versions or come from coupon sites. Here's what we could confirm.
Trustpilot (Leawo overall)
Leawo's Trustpilot page showed a TrustScore of 4.3 out of 5 from 158 reviews on October 31, 2026, with 63% five-star and 25% one-star ratings. The reviews cover all Leawo products. Some that mention the Prof. Media 13 DVD and video tools:
- Guido (5 stars, September 2026): "I purchased both DVD Copy and DVD Ripper tools from the Prof. Media 13 suite for Windows".
- Leon Andrews (5 stars, February 2026), on Prof. Media 13's Blu-ray ripper and video converter: "Very impressed with the level of service I received".
- Phil Barker (5 stars, September 2026): "I've been using it for years and would be lost without it."
- YouCom Media (3 stars, February 2026): "the trial version is a little difficult to activate".
- Maite Matar (1 star, December 2025): "Video uploads fail every time, the software is unusable".
On Leawo's own page
Leawo's product page shows a quote it attributes to a CNET editor, "Leawo Video Converter Ultimate is competent software. This DVD and video solution suite really helps," and a user testimonial from Randolph Black: "I have found that this software is very flexible and easy to use. Some of it is not as intuitive as I would like but it does have a range of uses." These are testimonials chosen by Leawo.
The pattern: long-time users like having DVD ripping, copying and conversion in one program and say Leawo's support answers quickly. The complaints are about software that didn't work on the buyer's PC and refunds, which is a good reason to run the trial on your own discs first.
Editions and Pricing
| License | Price | Term | Money-back |
|---|
| 1 Year | $119.90 at checkout ($79.95 on the card) | 1 PC, auto-renews, free upgrades while active | 5 days |
| Lifetime | $199.88 at checkout ($99.94 on the card) | 1 PC, one-time payment, free upgrades | 14 days |
The lifetime license is the better buy for anyone who'll use the program for more than about 15 months. Leawo's prices change with promotions.
FAQs
Can Leawo Video Converter Ultimate rip Blu-ray discs?
No. Leawo Video Converter Ultimate includes DVD Ripper, DVD Copy and DVD Creator but no Blu-ray module. Its Convert tab shows an "Add UHD/Blu-ray/DVD" button because it's part of Prof. Media 13, but Blu-ray ripping needs a Blu-ray Ripper license.
Is Leawo Video Converter Ultimate the same as Prof. Media?
Leawo Video Converter Ultimate is one edition of Prof. Media 13: Leawo calls it "Prof. Media DVD Media Pack". It installs the same program as Total Media Converter Ultimate and unlocks five of its seventeen modules.
What does the free trial of Leawo Video Converter Ultimate let me do?
The Leawo Video Converter Ultimate trial converts only the first five minutes of each video or audio file, and trial users don't get Leawo's free technical support.
Does the 1-year license renew automatically?
Yes. Leawo's pricing card says the 1-year license of Video Converter Ultimate auto-renews and can be cancelled anytime. The lifetime license is a one-time payment.
Can I use one Leawo license on a Windows PC and a Mac?
No. Leawo sells Video Converter Ultimate for Windows and for Mac as separate products, and each license covers one computer.
System Requirements
- Windows: 7, 8, 8.1, 10 or 11
- Processor: 1 GHz Intel or AMD or faster
- Memory: 256 MB RAM (512 MB recommended)
- Disk: 512 MB free
- Other: DirectX 8.1 or later, a DVD drive for disc work
Conclusion
Leawo Video Converter Ultimate is worth it if you work with DVDs and ordinary video files, and want ripping, copying, burning, conversion and downloading in one Windows program. Leawo's pricing card puts it at $79.95 a year or $99.94 for life, but the order page charges $119.90 or $199.88 with no discount. Check the total before you pay, and if it shows the higher price, ask Leawo support for the discounted bundle before buying.
The main reason not to buy it is the name: there's no Blu-ray or 4K support, so Blu-ray owners should look elsewhere in Leawo's range. And since the trial stops after five minutes of each file, rip one of your own discs with it before you pay.
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