Off-topic - How to rip DVD to FLV on Mac OS harvey438 - Fri Jul 24, 2009 3:32 am Post subject: How to rip DVD to FLV on Mac OS
How to rip DVD to FLV on Mac OS
This tutorial will tell you how to rip DVD to FLV on Mac OS with few steps.
You only need a Mac DVD rip tool: Pavtube DVD Ripper for Mac
First, download Pavtube DVD Ripper for Mac and install it on your Mac.
Click the button DVD Folder or IFO File to import the DVD to the program. Choose the output file *.flv under the drop down list of Format.
Then edit DVD clip.
Two sections Trim and Crop under the Editor section can help you get the favorite DVD clip length and area.
Tips: If you want to do advanced settings, the advanced setting will allow experienced users to better rip DVD. Under the section Settings, you can set video Codec Name, Bit Rate, Video Size,
and Frame Rate to optimize the quality of the video, as well as setting audio Codec Name, Bit Rate, Sample Rate, and Channels
To rip/convert the checked DVD file to FLV, just click the button Convert to start the conversion. Soon you will see the window below:
If you want to do batch conversion, just check batches of DVD clips before you click Convert to start the conversion. For example, I checked four DVD clips for batch conversion as the pictures show below.
Click the button Convert; you will see the four DVD clips start to convert DVD to FLV. When the conversion is finished, just click the button Open to get the converted FLV. Have a great fun. neal2324 - Wed Jul 29, 2009 4:10 am Post subject:
Pavtube FLV Converter for Mac is a great web videos (*.flv and *.f4v) editor and converter for Mac users, which highlights with its powerful custom options, faster conversion speed, advanced audio and video sync technology, built-in codec, and other more.
With it, you can :
Personalize the web video FLV or F4V in your preferred way. Convert the web video to other formats for backup and enjoyment. Watch the online resource on your gadgets like iPod, iPhone, Blackberry, 3GP etc.
Below are its main features:
1、Two-in-one web video tool
The program is a two-in-one program: a powerful editor and a fast converter for FLV and F4V.
2、 Faster conversion speed
You can enjoy a faster conversion speed with optimized converter in less time.
3、 Audio and video sync technology
The program adopted advanced audio and video sync technology; never let you troubled by the audio and video issues.
4、Built-in codec
Its built-in codec will guarantee you a better codec environment, which will clear the unexpected codec problem.
5、 Different watermark types
This program supports to add different watermark types, including text, image, and video watermark. What is worth mentioning is that you can add GIF image as a watermark to the selected clips, which can not be realized by other competitors.
6、 Special video effects
If you like, you can adjust the video brightness, contrast, saturation, or add special effects like simple laplacian sharpen, gray, flip color, invert, aged film to have a fun. Meanwhile, you can check deinterlacing to get better video quality.
7、Capture the snapshot images
You can capture the snapshots images as your wallpaper or editing elements if you like.
8、 Other powerful custom functionalities
This program supports to get special video length with Trim; cut off black edges and unwanted video area with Crop; merge many videos into one; replace the original audio even adjust audio volume.
Now, enjoy your favourite flash videos anytime and anywhere with the top FLV Converter for Mac. bill198203 - Tue Aug 04, 2009 2:02 am Post subject:
I have often seen people asking questions like I have a Sony HDR-SR5, or some other AVCHD camcorders such as Canon HF11, JVC GZ-HD10, Panasonic HDC-SD5, etc, but I failed to import the video files copied from my camcorder in the format of .mts or .m2ts for playback on my iPod, iPhone, or some other common used mobile players, is there anyone can give me some suggestions? Question like this seems endless, for there are always people keeping asking these similar questions without an end. This time when I read this question, I couldn’t stop myself giving you people a solution.
Firstly I should tell you that most portable devices can not read .mts or .m2ts files directly, if you want to play them on your mobile devices like iPod, iPhone, etc. without trouble, you have to convert them into their acceptable format like MP4 previously.
This article aims to tell you how to convert MTS or M2TS to iPod, iPhone, etc. compatible formats with Pavrube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac. If you are an above question asker, please read on the following step-by-step guide at will.
1. Install and run Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac
Once you’ve run it, a sky-blue interface will appear as follow:
2. Import MTS or M2TS files to it, as well as set output format and destination folder
Click “Add” to import MTS or M2TS files, and at the same time, you can click the drop-down list of “Format” to select whatever format you need, like MP4 for iPod, iPhone, WMV for Zune player, or some other formats, what you should choose is depending on which format your portable device is supporting. Also, you can click “Browse” to decide where to load the output files. Moreover, if you want to integrate several files to be one single file, you can check “Merge into one file”.
3. Set advanced settings
If you have higher expectations about the resulted file, you can click “Settings” to adjust the parameters of video or audio on the below window. For example, you can set the screen size of the output videos, or change bit rate to adjust the quality or size of the output files.
4. Convert
Click button “Convert”, you will see the following window. It shows you the converting process as well as generated size and estimated size of the converting file, so that you can make sure if there ere enough space on your Mac to save the output files.
Additional tips:
What is MTS/M2TS?
Before talk about MTS/M2TS, AVCHD have to be mentioned at first. AVCHD is a tapeless HD format developed by Sony and Panasonic in May, 2006. AVCHD video is compressed in MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format, and it supports 720p, 1080i, 1080p, etc. At the same time, AVCHD audio is stored in compressed form Dolby AC-3. Well, what is the relationship between AVCHD and MTS/M2TS? If you are attentive enough, you will find AVCHD is with file extension .mts on camcorder and with .m2ts after import to computer. kiki1222 - Thu Aug 06, 2009 10:45 pm Post subject:
As versatile DVD ripping software designed for Mac users, Xilisoft DVD Ripper for Mac serves you with the fastest Mac DVD rip speed to rip DVD to AVI, MPEG, WMV, DivX, MP4, H.264/AVC, RM, MOV, 3GP videos, and rip DVD to MP3, WAV, WMA, RA, M4A, AAC, AC3, OGG, AU audio formats. This Mac DVD ripper is an express way to put DVD movies and music you love on iPod, iPhone, PSP, PS3, 3GP phone, MP4/MP3 players and so on.
