Off-topic - Best Way to watch thanksgiving movies and videos on Mac, iPa zzisel - Wed Nov 24, 2010 12:54 am Post subject: Best Way to watch thanksgiving movies and videos on Mac, iPa
Every year as Thanksgiving approaches, I would like to watch a good movie about the holiday; and this year, with the new iPad gadget and iPhone, Watch the best Thanksgiving movies on them will surely make the holiday more colorful. To make different types of videos playable on iPad and iPhone, what you will need is iFunia Video Converter Pro for Mac.
How-To:
Step 1: Add the thanksgiving movies
To watch thanksgiving movies on Mac, iPad and iPhone, you need to download iFunia Video Converter Pro for Mac, install and run it, then click the "Add" button to add thanksgiving movies on your hard drive to iFunia Video Converter. This video converter for Mac supports batch conversion, so you can import and convert several multimedia files at a time.
Step 2: Output Settings of the thanksgiving movies for your iPad and iPhone
Use the "Convert to" on the bottom of the window to control the output format of the thanksgiving movies. There we use the default output settings "H.246 Video(*.mp4)" for the thanksgiving movies. You can change the output settings as you need and choose "save to" and then select a folder for the output files. (Advanced users can click the round button next "Audia Quality" to customize output video audio parameters).
Step 3: start converting thanksgiving movies for iPad and iPhone
At last, just click the "Start" button; wait a minute and you can get the video with proper format. In addition, iFunia Video Converter pro for Mac supports auto shut down function, when it's done, the video conversion software will exit by itself and shutdown your computer safely, after this, you are ready to enjoy Thanksgiving movies on Thanksgiving Day. Hope this helps.
Note: If you are using Windows, please go toiFunia Video Converter Pro for Windows
The steps on how to convert the movies and video to iPad and iPhone on Windows are the similar to the one on Mac; you can get the details step-by-step.
