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How to rip DVD to iPad Video and Audio?
Article by Doris King
From April, 3rd, 2010, Apple iPad opened its prelude of hot sale in the U.S. From the long waiting queue to the tired but happy smiling faces of the fans who finally get one all hint that the first Apple Tablet PC has hit its target. Jobs said the iPad will be better for playing games and watching video than either a laptop or a smart phone. Software coming with the iPad includes a calendar, maps,a video player and iPod software for playing music. All seem to have been slightly redesigned to take advantage of the iPad’s bigger screen. But there is neither build-in DVD Rom nor Video or DVD to iPad Converter from Apple Inc.
The large, high-resolution screen makes iPad perfect for watching any kind of video. Do you want to rip DVD to iPad, and enjoy watching your favorite movies with less quality loss freely? With Wondershare DVD to iPad Converter and this tutorial, it’s quite easy.
Wondershare DVD to iPad Converter – the first released and easy to use DVD to iPad converter software-provides the fast and easiest way for you with just one click. You don’t have to know about the video formats or settings – just run the program, open DVD, select a ready-made preset, and click “Start”. Let’s see how to rip DVD to iPad supported video formats by using Wondershare DVD to iPad Converter.
Step1. Free download Wondershare DVD to iPad Converter, which can rip DVD and convert DVD to iPad supported video. Install and run it with the overall interface like this.<img src=”http://www.dvd-ripper-copy.com/images/article/dvd-to-ipad/DVD-TO-IPOD-CONVERTERdvd-to-ipod-converter.jpg”>
Step2: Click “Load DVD” to import the DVD files, select output format as “iPad–>iPad HD Video” (recommended since its resolution is 1280*720, which could take full advantage of iPad’s large, high-resolution screen) or “iPad Video (H.264 or MPEG4, both are OK)”, as well as the other settings to customize the output file size and quality.<img src=”http://www.dvd-ripper-copy.com/images/article/dvd-to-ipad/DVD-IPAD-CONVERTER-SETTINGdvd-ipad-converter-setting.jpg”>
Step 3: Edit the Video (Optional)If you want to customize the video, this DVD to iPad Converter offers a powerful video editing function, including cropping video, setting the video effects, clipping to choose the length of the movie, even customizing personal watermark to meet your personalized needs.<img src=”http://www.dvd-ripper-copy.com/images/article/dvd-to-ipad/IPAD-CONVERTER-PREVIEWipad-converter-preview.jpg”>
Step 4: After finishing the presettings, back to the main window, click “Start” to rip DVD to iPad, after a few minutes, you will see the conversion has been finished. Then you can just click the “Find Target” button to check the target iPad HD Video(*.MP4) file conveniently.
Like iPods and iPhone, iPad can sync with Apple’s Macintosh and Microsoft’s Windows computers. After conversion, connect your Apple iPad to PC and sync the converted DVD video to your iPad with iTunes. Then, you can watch your favorite DVD movie on your iPad at free. If you want to keep maximum video quality during DVD conversion, and convert DVD to iPad in high definition quality video format, quickly free download Wondershare DVD to iPad Converter to have a try.
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