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tutubebe99
Age: 41
Joined: 05 Jan 2010
Posts: 2080
Location: USA
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Convert Blu-ray and DVD to HD videos for Blackberry PlayBook Tablet
Several months ago RIM kicked out a major system software update to the PlayBook in the overnight hours. Version 1.0.3 adds Video Chat, BlackBerry Messenger (via Bridge), Docs Editing (via Bridge), and home screen browser bookmarks. Once system 1.0.3 is installed, users will also be able to access and download the new Facebook application for PlayBook.
With 1Ghz Dual Core processor, 1GB RAM, 1080p HD video playback and HDMI output, RIM’s new tab Blackberry PlayBook blows away the competition out of the water. The PlayBook comes equipped with an HDMI port as well as a microUSB jack, 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi, and Bluetooth 2.1. All the features show that it is a great media player. You can enjoy your favourite movies here,there,traveling ,everywhere.
If you are intending to put HD movies to the Blackberry Playbook for killing the time on board, or exporting movies to HDTV, here’s a tutorial for you- ripping your Blu-ray and DVD movies to the BlackBerry PlayBook supported HD videos.
To prepare for the conversion from Blu-ray/ DVD to Blackberry PlayBook HD videos, make sure you have: source Blu-ray disc/ DVD, PC with an internal or external BD drive, and a ripping software such as Pavtube Blu-Ray Ripper.A BD drive is a must for ripping Blu-ray disc.
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robinhan
Joined: 20 Mar 2011
Posts: 883
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Sometimes, Mac users want to import DVD movies to iTunes, but many people don't know how to import DVD to iTunes on Mac? As we know, iTunes can handle just about any file format that works with QuickTime and will play any file purchased or downloaded from the iTunes Store. And video files that with file extention .mov, .m4v, or .mp4 can be watched in iTunes.
If you want to import DVD movies to iTunes on Mac, you should convert DVD to iTunes supported video formats such as .mov, .m4v, .mp4 on Mac. Mac DVD to iTunes Converter can convert DVD to iTunes on Mac just in few steps.
Mac DVD to iTunes Converter enables you convert DVD to other popular video formats like AVI, WMV, FLV, 3GP, etc so that you can enjoy your favorite DVD movies on almost players. In additon this program also allows you set video resolution, video bit rate, video frame rate, audio bit rate and so on.
Now follow the steps, you could convert DVD to iTunes on Mac.
Step 1. Add DVD file
Install and run Mac DVD to iTunes Converter, then load the DVD movie from your Mac or DVD Driver, click "Open DVD" to load the DVD movies you want to convert.
Step 2. Output settings
You can select the ".mov" as the output format from the "Profile" drop-down list, and then set the file saving destination on your Mac.
Step 3. Convert DVD to iTunes on Mac
If you want to make your video different, you can video resolution, video frame rate, video bit rate, audio bit rate, audio sample rate and so on. All things are ready, click "Convert" button to convert DVD to iTunes on Mac.
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ioslover
Joined: 07 Jun 2011
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I opted in. I can't avoid ads, and I'd rather they be relevant to me if I have to see them. Plus, I know it's a big part of the revenue stream for the publishers. At the end of the day, I want them to be successful so I can keep getting the high quality content that I'm interested in. vob to wmv conversion Kanyo, A retina display on the ipad would bump its resolution up to a ridiculous amount, it would compete with, and better my iMacs maximum resolution, i can't see that happening, a small resolution bump maybe. Although IMO it looks pretty damn good already, probably not a high priority.almost certainly we shall see front and rear facing cameras, although personally I see a rear facing camera on a as about as useful as a chocolate teapot, I expect Apple feels the same way but wont admit that, so they'll throw in the same crappy cam from the iTouch rather than the decent one in the iP4. Considering the way my ipad spends it time docked at my desk facetime could actually be useful there in a SCI-FI video phone kinda way. Still not something I'd ever use practically though.More RAM definitely, a less curvy form factor similar to the change from 3GS -> iP4 maybe, and maybe a storage bump.
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wts30286
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