Posted by Yes Baby on 12/08/07 06:14

or cucusoft which is far easier.



<zbusoft@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Choosing a conversion tool
> There are many video conversion tools that are capable of converting
> DVD video to iPhone(iPod)format. Many of them are general purpose
> toolkits that can convert almost any kind of video to almost any other
> format. Some of them are good tools, but they make the process a bit
> complicated.
>
> Some conversion tools also perform the conversion in two stages. They
> rip the video to an uncompressed video (usually AVI format) and then
> convert the AVI video to the MP4 format used by your iPod. This takes
> twice as long, and also requires a lot more disk space, since the AVI
> file produced by the first stage of the conversion is much larger than
> the final output.
>
> We recommend that you use the DVD to iPhone(iPod)Converter. This tool
> has been specifically created to rip DVD videos to iPhone(iPod)
> format. It is easy to use and converts the video in a single pass,
> ready for upload to your iPhone(iPod).
>
> You can download it from:
> http://www.zbusoft.com
>
> Step 1: Start the software
> Start DVD to iPhone(iPod)Converter.
> The software displays a Quick Guide, which shows how easy the
> conversion process is.
>
> Step 2: Start the movie
> Load the DVD movie into your DVD player, then press and hold the Shift
> key. (This will stop Windows launching the default DVD player). When
> the disc is loaded, click Open DVD in DVD to iPod Converter. This will
> open a dialog box:
>
> where you must specify where the DVD video files are stored. Usually,
> this is in a folder named VIDEO_TS in the root folder of the DVD.
> Select this folder and click OK. The video will start to play, and the
> software will fast forward it to the main menu.
>
> Step 3: Select the content
> Using the DVD menu, select what you want to record. You use the mouse
> to select items from the menu, just as you would when playing the
> movie on a DVD player. You can select subtitles, or a different
> language soundtrack, if you want. If the DVD contains several episodes
> of a TV series, you can select the episode you want to record.
>
> When you select an episode, or the start of the movie, it will start
> to play, just as it would when playing the movie on a DVD player.
> Click Convert. This will start the recording process, just like
> pressing the record button on a video recorder. A dialog box will
> appear:
>
> You can use this dialog to change the name if you wish. This will only
> affect the filename of the converted video file, so you can change it
> later using Windows Explorer if you want.
>
> Step 4: Start the recording
> By default, DVD to iPhone(iPod)Converter will record from the
> beginning of the movie. The option Record from the beginning in the
> dialog box shown above will be checked. But you can also choose to
> record from the current time. This allows you to use the DVD fast
> forward and back controls to locate a part of the movie you would like
> to record, and then record and convert a clip.
>
> Normally, you will just click Yes to record the whole movie. DVD to
> iPhone(iPod)Converter will skip back to the start of the movie (in
> case you missed a few seconds) and then start to record.
>
> Depending on the speed of your computer, the video may be played
> faster than real time during the conversion. You will not hear any
> sound. If the conversion seems slow, then your computer is not very
> fast.
>
> Step 5: Uploading the movie to your iPhone(iPod)
> When the recording is finished, DVD to iPhone(iPod)Converter will
> display another dialog box. You will also see this dialog box if you
> stop the recording by clicking Abort.
> Select one of the two options and click Next >>. DVD to
> iPhone(iPod)Converter will open the output folder in Windows Explorer,
> and you should see an MP4 file there, containing your converted video.
> If you chose the second option, DVD to iPhone(iPod)Converter will also
> have opened iTunes, ready for you to upload the DVD video to your
> iPhone(iPod). It's that simple!
>
>
> Download a free trial of DVD to iPhone(iPod) Converter now!
> http://www.zbusoft.com

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