Leawo Total Media Converter Ultimate: All 17 Prof. Media 13 Modules for 4K UHD, Blu-ray, DVD and Video
Leawo Total Media Converter Ultimate is Leawo's complete Windows disc and video suite, sold as Prof. Media 13 with all 17 modules: 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD ripping, copying and burning, Cinavia removal, video conversion and CleverGet Video Downloader. Leawo's product pages offer it as a $229.95 lifetime license (41% off its $389.88 list price), and its buy page also sells a 1-year license for $239.90.
It's for people with a large mixed collection of 4K UHD discs, Blu-rays and DVDs who want every Leawo tool in one place. If you only need one or two of those jobs, a single module is far cheaper.
Quick facts
- Current version: Leawo Prof. Media 13.0.1.6, 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.
- Price: $229.95 lifetime offer (list $389.88), or $239.90 for 1 year, one PC
- Modules: all 17 (listed below)
- Money-back: 14 days
- Free trial: converts only the first five minutes of each title
What we checked: the Windows installer the download page links (ltmcp_setup.exe, 209,171,392 bytes, file version 13.0.1.6, "Leawo Prof. Media"), the $229.95 lifetime offer in the product page's data and pricing card, and the All-in-one Pack's $239.90 1-year and $389.88 lifetime prices and each module's 1-year price on Leawo's buy page, all on October 31, 2026. We didn't rip, copy or burn a disc with it ourselves.
Before you buy
- The lifetime offer is cheaper than the 1-year license. On October 31, 2026 the lifetime offer was $229.95 and the 1-year All-in-one Pack $239.90, so the lifetime license is the obvious choice.
- 4K UHD discs need a compatible drive. Many UHD Blu-ray drives need older firmware before ripping software can read 4K discs. Leawo sells a separate UHD Drive Tool ($99.95 a year) for that, and it isn't part of this suite.
- Burning Blu-ray needs a burner. Leawo lists a recordable Blu-ray drive and 25 GB of free disk space for Blu-ray work.
- Use it on discs you own. Leawo's fair-use notice says its software is for personal, non-commercial use on content you've lawfully obtained.
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Overview
Total Media Converter Ultimate installs Leawo Prof. Media 13, one program with tabs for Convert, Burn, Copy, Download and Cinavia, plus a built-in player. A license for one module unlocks part of it; this license unlocks all of it.
The 17 modules in the All-in-one Pack, as Leawo's buy page lists them with their 1-year prices when bought alone:
| Job | Modules (1-year price alone) |
|---|
| Rip discs to video | UHD Ripper ($44.95), Blu-ray Ripper ($44.95), Blu-ray Recorder Ripper ($44.95), DVD Ripper ($29.95) |
| Copy and back up discs | UHD Copy ($44.95), Blu-ray Copy ($44.95), Blu-ray Recorder Copy ($44.95), DVD Copy ($29.95) |
| Burn and create discs | UHD Creator ($44.95), Blu-ray Creator ($39.95), DVD Creator ($29.95) |
| Convert between disc types | Blu-ray to DVD Converter ($44.95), DVD to Blu-ray Converter ($44.95) |
| Remove Cinavia | Blu-ray Cinavia Removal ($64.95), DVD Cinavia Removal ($29.95) |
| Video files and online video | Video Converter ($29.95), CleverGet Video Downloader ($49.95) |
Bought one by one on 1-year licenses, those 17 modules add up to $709.15.
Features
Rip 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD to 180+ formats
Total Media Converter Ultimate rips 4K UHD, 3D and regular Blu-ray, DVD and ISO files to more than 180 video and audio formats, up to 4K output, and lets you choose the subtitles (including forced subtitles only), audio tracks such as 5.1 channels, and the video angle. Leawo says it decrypts AACS, BD+, MKB and Cinavia protection on Blu-ray and CSS on DVD, removes region codes, and uses NVIDIA, AMD and Intel GPU acceleration that it claims is "50X faster"; we didn't test that.
1:1 copies of UHD, Blu-ray and DVD
The Copy tab in Total Media Converter Ultimate backs up a disc, folder or ISO to your computer or a blank disc, including BD100, BD66, BD50, BD25, DVD-9 and DVD-5, with Full Movie, Main Movie and Custom modes. It can also compress a larger disc to fit a smaller one.
The Copy tab in Prof. Media 13: the disc's titles on the left, the subtitle and audio track choices (PCM, DTS and TrueHD), the Full Movie, Main Movie and Custom Mode buttons, and BD-50 chosen as the output disc.
Burn 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray and DVD with menus
Total Media Converter Ultimate burns videos and photos to 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray or DVD discs, folders or ISO images, with 40-plus menu templates and a menu designer for fonts, background music and images. It also burns an existing ISO to disc in one click, and converts DVD to Blu-ray or Blu-ray to DVD.
Editing a disc menu on the Burn tab: the "My DVD" title with text formatting tools in the preview, and Standard, Business and Childhood templates on the right.
Cinavia removal for Blu-ray and DVD
Total Media Converter Ultimate has its own Cinavia tab. Cinavia is an audio watermark that makes some players mute or stop a copied movie; Leawo's Blu-ray and DVD Cinavia Removal modules copy the content to Cinavia-free versions.
The Cinavia tab: the Add Blu-ray/DVD menu offers Add from CD-ROM, Add from folder and Add iso file.
Editing, slideshows, playback and downloading
Total Media Converter Ultimate also includes a basic editor (trim, crop, rotate, chapters, speed from 1/4x to 4x, watermarks, noise removal and six 2D-to-3D effects), a photo slideshow maker, a region-free player for 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray and DVD, and CleverGet Video Downloader for online video, including live streams.
The suite vs buying one or two modules
1-year price (USD)
All 17 modules bought separately$709.15
All-in-one Pack, 1 year$239.90
Video Converter Ultimate (5 DVD and video modules)$79.95
Blu-ray Ripper alone$44.95
Video Converter alone$29.95
Prices from Leawo's buy page on October 31, 2026. The suite's $229.95 lifetime offer is cheaper than its own 1-year license.
If you just want to rip your Blu-rays to MP4, Blu-ray Ripper at $44.95 a year does that, and also handles DVDs. Video Converter at $29.95 is enough for video files. The full suite starts to pay off once you'd otherwise buy five or six modules, or if you work with 4K UHD discs, Cinavia-protected discs and disc burning all together.
Benefits
- Every disc job in one interface. Rip a 4K UHD disc, copy a Blu-ray, burn a DVD and convert a phone video without switching programs.
- A one-time price. The $229.95 lifetime offer covers future upgrades, so a large collection can be digitized at your own pace.
- Region-free playback. The built-in player plays discs regardless of region codes, which helps with imported discs.
Real-World Uses
- A home media server: rip 4K UHD and Blu-ray discs with their lossless audio tracks for Plex or Kodi, and DVDs to smaller H.265 files.
- Backing up a collection: copy Blu-rays 1:1 to ISO, or shrink a BD-50 to a BD-25 disc.
- Imported discs: watch region-locked Blu-rays on your PC with the built-in player.
- Family films: burn edited videos and photo slideshows to Blu-ray or DVD with a custom menu.
Who It's For, and Who Should Skip It
Good fit: collectors with 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD discs who want to rip, back up and burn, and who'd use most of the 17 modules.
Skip it if:
- You only rip discs to files. Blu-ray Ripper ($44.95 a year) or UHD Ripper ($44.95) is enough.
- You only have DVDs. Video Converter Ultimate covers DVD ripping, copying and burning for $79.95 a year.
- Your 4K drive isn't UHD-friendly. Check Leawo's supported drive list first; you may also need UHD Drive Tool.
Usage Guide
- Install and activate: run the Prof. Media installer, then enter your code in the activation center (the key icon at the top right).
- Convert: open Convert, add a video or a UHD/Blu-ray/DVD, choose an output format under Output Profile, click the green Convert button, set the folder and convert.
- Copy: open Copy, add the disc, choose Full Movie, Main Movie or Custom Mode and the output disc type, then click Copy.
- Remove Cinavia: open Cinavia, click Add Blu-ray/DVD, choose the copy mode and disc type, then start.
- Burn: open Burn, add videos or photos, pick and edit a menu, then click Burn to set the target and label.
Where it falls short
- A short trial. Leawo's guides say the trial converts only the first five minutes, so you can't check a full movie before paying.
- No saved projects. A Blu-ray Forum reviewer of an earlier Prof. Media listed "No option to save the project."
- 4K needs the right drive. Many UHD Blu-ray drives won't let ripping software read 4K discs without a firmware downgrade, which is a separate purchase.
- Mixed buyer experiences. A quarter of Leawo's Trustpilot reviews are one star, including one buyer who called the $229 software "Awful".
What Users Say
There are few recent independent reviews of Prof. Media 13. 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 (63% five-star, 25% one-star), covering all Leawo products.
- Satori Agape-Economo (5 stars, August 2026), on the bundle for DVD and Blu-ray ripping: "I've found the tools and applications with the bundle to be exactly what I needed."
- 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".
- Alix Mccartney (1 star, January 2026), "SCAM! DO NOT BUY", about a $229 purchase: "Awful software."
Blu-ray Forum
Forum member prathaprabhu reviewed Prof. Media 7.5.0.0 (the version then also sold as Total Media Converter Ultimate) on June 7, 2016: "Easy to install, no customization is required and Simple GUI Interface." And: "Most Importantly converted videos are playable on all DVD / Blu-ray Players." On the downside: "No option to save the project." The review covers a much older version than today's 13.0.1.6.
On Leawo's own page
Leawo's product page shows testimonials it chose, including one from ivan: "Super programme group. Slightly on the expensive side but occasionally there are good promotions." And from RickCAUSA: "It works very well and is very easy to use while allowing for extensive choices for output, etc."
The pattern: long-time users praise the breadth of the suite, its ease of use and Leawo's support. The complaints are about price and buyers whose discs or PCs didn't work with it, so use the trial on your own discs and drive first.
Editions and Pricing
| License | Price | What you get |
|---|
| Prof. Media 13 + CleverGet Video Downloader, lifetime (offer) | $229.95 (list $389.88) | All 17 modules, 1 PC, one-time payment |
| All-in-one Pack, 1 year | $239.90 | All 17 modules, 1 PC, upgrades and support while valid |
| Single modules | $29.95 to $64.95 a year each | One job each; Leawo's buy page offers 50% off a second module |
FAQs
Is Leawo Total Media Converter Ultimate the same as Leawo Prof. Media?
Yes. Leawo Total Media Converter Ultimate is Leawo Prof. Media 13 with all 17 modules unlocked. Leawo's product page for it is titled Leawo Prof. Media 13.
Can Leawo Total Media Converter Ultimate rip 4K UHD Blu-ray?
Yes, with the UHD Ripper module it includes, but only if your drive can read 4K UHD discs for ripping software. Leawo's UHD Drive Tool, sold separately, downgrades the firmware on supported LG, ASUS, Buffalo and Archgon drives for that.
Why is the lifetime license cheaper than the 1-year license?
Leawo's $229.95 lifetime price for Total Media Converter Ultimate is a promotional offer (41% off $389.88), while the 1-year All-in-one Pack sells at $239.90. Leawo's prices change with promotions, so check the product page at checkout.
Does Total Media Converter Ultimate work on a Mac?
The Windows license doesn't. Leawo sells Prof. Media 13 for Mac separately, with the same modules.
What graphics card does Total Media Converter Ultimate need?
Leawo lists an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 or better for Prof. Media 13 on Windows, along with 512 MB of RAM (1 GB recommended) and 5 GB free for DVD or 25 GB for Blu-ray work.
System Requirements
- Windows: 7, 8, 8.1, 10 or 11
- Processor: 1 GHz Intel or AMD or faster
- Memory: 512 MB RAM (1 GB recommended)
- Disk: 5 GB free for DVD, 25 GB for Blu-ray
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 or better
- Other: a recordable Blu-ray drive and an internet connection
Conclusion
Leawo Total Media Converter Ultimate is worth $229.95 if you'd actually use most of its 17 modules: 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD ripping, copying and burning, Cinavia removal and conversion, all in one Windows program, for a third of what the modules cost separately.
For most people, though, it's more than they need. If you only rip Blu-rays, Blu-ray Ripper costs $44.95 a year; if you only work with DVDs, Video Converter Ultimate costs $79.95. Run the five-minute trial on your own discs and drive before you commit to the full suite.
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