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fionafiona
Joined: 26 Jul 2010
Posts: 11
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Touch screen, web browser, high definition video output, wi-fi, brilliant OLED display, HD Raido tuner, long battery life, movie rentals, subscription music integration, all these can not save Zune HD. Microsoft only released a 64 GB version of Zune HD on April 9, 2010, 7 month after the debut of Zune HD. And a year has passed since the realease of Zune HD 64 GB version. While iPad 2, iPhone 4, iTouch 4 still take up the most share of the market, is Mircosoft going to give up on Zune HD and placing all its hope on Windows Phone 7?
Are you still mad at that you can't use the Zune with a Mac, its video format support is limited, or that you need a dock accessort for HD video output? Are you still hoping that Windows will make great break through on portable media player? Do you want to know the simplest way to convert video or audio files into Zune format? Do you want to enjoy DVD movies through your Zune HD?
Steps of converting DVD to Zune format
Follow this guide and you will find it very easy to convert DVD movies to the audio/video formats compatible with Zune players.
Step 1: Download iCoolsoft DVD to Zune Converter for free, then install and launch this tool.
Step 2: Click button and choose "Load DVD", then select your DVD driver and click "OK".
Tip: After loading the DVD, you can preview it in the preview pane and take snapshot of the scenes you like by using the Camera button. To set the format and the output folder for the pictures snapped, you can click button and set in the General page.
Step 3: Select Audio Track and Subtitle. Choose the output format from "Profile" drop-down list. Click "Apply to all" to set the format for all source videos. Click "Browse" button to set output folder. Use "Open Folder" to quickly open that folder.
Tip: You can also set the output folder by clicking button "Settings". In the "Settings" window, you can set other output parameters if you like.
Step 4: Click button to start converting DVD to Zune format.
Tips: If you would like to edit the DVD movie before converting, you can select the title/chapter and click "Effect", "Trim", or "Crop" button. In the popped out "Edit" window, you can adjust the Brightness, Contrast, and Saturation of the DVD; trim any time length of clips to convert only or delete from the file you want to rip; crop displaying area to get rid of black borders or zoom in some part of the image; select Aspect Ratio; and add text/picture watermark.
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iCoolsoft Zune Video Converter
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ioslover
Joined: 07 Jun 2011
Posts: 2170
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I was a long-time BB user (2007 to 2010), and I can say this: When it comes to physical hardware keyboards, RIM gets it right (usually). Even after my old BB 8320 (1st-gen Curve) was pathetically obsolete, I still hung onto it way longer than I thought I would, because its physical keyboard was nearly perfect. It was such an ergonomically sound design; so easy and comfortable for me to type on, even with my big hands. Had the keys been just a little larger, like on the BB 9000 (1st-gen Bold), I would've probably kept it even longer. I think of BBs as the AK-47s of the smartphone world; they may seem a bit crude by today's standards, but they're simple to "field-strip" (read: battery pull and remove/clean/re-install the trackball, if it has one), they're just about everywhere in the world, relatively cheap by smartphone standards, and amazingly durable; I took my 8320 everywhere �C snow, sand, mud, rain, in all extremes of weather, dropped it countless times, and it still kept right on working. All I ever really had to do to it was take the trackball apart and clean it, and the occasional battery pull. So I think the BBs' durability and reliability make them a perfectly viable option, even nowadays. But after 2.5 years, my old 8320��s cell radio stopped working, so I finally had to retire it from service. Plus I decided that I really wanted to try a touchscreen device. So I got an iPhone 4, and have been quite happy with it ever since. PEACE convert vob to mkv I have been waiting patiently to upgrade would be my 3G iPhone to 5, but if it has no sim then I do not even consider. I travel regularly and have local SIM cards with prepaid voice and data for each place I go. After use the global roaming, instead as apple can save space in their mobile phone is a big step backwards for me.
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wts30286
Joined: 06 Nov 2012
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