I recommend you iSkysoft DVD to iPad Video Converter, i'm using this small program. it works well on me. It can rip dvds to 720p and 1080p video, just pretty beautiful for playback on my iPad.
It can rip dvds to 720p and 1080p video, just pretty beautiful for playback on my iPad.
It can rip dvds to 720p and 1080p video, just pretty beautiful for playback on my iPad.
iPad can't display either of those resolutons, so what's the point of using the extra bandwidth required to achieve them?
It can rip dvds to 720p and 1080p video, just pretty beautiful for playback on my iPad.
iPad can't display either of those resolutons, so what's the point of using the extra bandwidth required to achieve them?
720p yes 1080p no.
I know handbrake is free and most people are looking for that route...but Nero Recode has worked SO much better for me.
I know handbrake is free and most people are looking for that route...but Nero Recode has worked SO much better for me.
I haven't had a single fail with it, but most of my ripping is done with AVI files. I can look and see if I have any newer DVDs to use and get back to you, but I can tell you that AVI files that failed on convert with Handbrake (it would just say "Handbrake has stopped working" and crashed) convert perfectly with recode.I know handbrake is free and most people are looking for that route...but Nero Recode has worked SO much better for me.
Including modern, copy-protected DVDs? Ever had a "fail" with it?
I want somethign that "just works".
I haven't had a single fail with it, but most of my ripping is done with AVI files. I can look and see if I have any newer DVDs to use and get back to you, but I can tell you that AVI files that failed on convert with Handbrake (it would just say "Handbrake has stopped working" and crashed) convert perfectly with recode.I know handbrake is free and most people are looking for that route...but Nero Recode has worked SO much better for me.
Including modern, copy-protected DVDs? Ever had a "fail" with it?
I want somethign that "just works".
It is also faster, nicer, and less confusing.
I haven't had a single fail with it, but most of my ripping is done with AVI files. I can look and see if I have any newer DVDs to use and get back to you, but I can tell you that AVI files that failed on convert with Handbrake (it would just say "Handbrake has stopped working" and crashed) convert perfectly with recode.I know handbrake is free and most people are looking for that route...but Nero Recode has worked SO much better for me.
Including modern, copy-protected DVDs? Ever had a "fail" with it?
I want somethign that "just works".
It is also faster, nicer, and less confusing.
Have you tried MakeMKV? It rips (removes the copy protection) and saves the video to your HD in MKV format. You can then use Handbrake to encode it to an iPad friendly format.A test with a new DVD would be awesome. I'm failing at every turn to reliably rip a recent, copy protected DVD.
I'll not name names, but I'm now trying with my FIFTH DVD ripping software. Old DVDs, no problem, new ones - not so much.