B bobright macrumors 601 Original poster Mar 19, 2012 #1 So ive got a bunch of dvd video folder movies/videos, what is the best way to get these converted to play on the iPad? Would Handbrake work?
So ive got a bunch of dvd video folder movies/videos, what is the best way to get these converted to play on the iPad? Would Handbrake work?
stridemat Moderator Staff member Mar 19, 2012 #2 bobright said: So ive got a bunch of dvd video folder movies/videos, what is the best way to get these converted to play on the iPad? Would Handbrake work? Click to expand... Handbrake is a good option. You may need to experiment to get the aspect and the file size to your liking.
bobright said: So ive got a bunch of dvd video folder movies/videos, what is the best way to get these converted to play on the iPad? Would Handbrake work? Click to expand... Handbrake is a good option. You may need to experiment to get the aspect and the file size to your liking.
Scuba-EMT macrumors regular Mar 19, 2012 #3 I use IMedia Converter by ISkySoft. It is user friendly and works well. Their website is http://www.iskysoft.com/imedia-converter-deluxe-mac.html. It has settings for the Mac, Apple TV, IPhone and IPad.
I use IMedia Converter by ISkySoft. It is user friendly and works well. Their website is http://www.iskysoft.com/imedia-converter-deluxe-mac.html. It has settings for the Mac, Apple TV, IPhone and IPad.
stridemat Moderator Staff member Mar 19, 2012 #4 Scuba-EMT said: I use IMedia Converter by ISkySoft. It is user friendly and works well. Their website is http://www.iskysoft.com/imedia-converter-deluxe-mac.html. It has settings for the Mac, Apple TV, IPhone and IPad. Click to expand... Handbrake is a free option, but the choice is down to you OP. Both will work, but the defaultmipad setting will be for the old iPad.
Scuba-EMT said: I use IMedia Converter by ISkySoft. It is user friendly and works well. Their website is http://www.iskysoft.com/imedia-converter-deluxe-mac.html. It has settings for the Mac, Apple TV, IPhone and IPad. Click to expand... Handbrake is a free option, but the choice is down to you OP. Both will work, but the defaultmipad setting will be for the old iPad.
B bobright macrumors 601 Original poster Mar 19, 2012 #5 stridemat said: Handbrake is a free option, but the choice is down to you OP. Both will work, but the defaultmipad setting will be for the old iPad. Click to expand... Thanks guys!! I'll go ahead and try Handbrake since its installed already. Any tips on sure things I might want to alter to the new iPads resolution? I wish there were some guides perhaps I'll check out google.
stridemat said: Handbrake is a free option, but the choice is down to you OP. Both will work, but the defaultmipad setting will be for the old iPad. Click to expand... Thanks guys!! I'll go ahead and try Handbrake since its installed already. Any tips on sure things I might want to alter to the new iPads resolution? I wish there were some guides perhaps I'll check out google.
B bobright macrumors 601 Original poster Mar 19, 2012 #6 Is there any alternative to Handbreak? It takes about 1 hour and a half to convert a 45 min documentary 😡
Is there any alternative to Handbreak? It takes about 1 hour and a half to convert a 45 min documentary 😡
stridemat Moderator Staff member Mar 19, 2012 #7 bobright said: Is there any alternative to Handbreak? It takes about 1 hour and a half to convert a 45 min documentary 😡 Click to expand... Other program's will take roughly the same amount of time. Your processor is the bottleneck.
bobright said: Is there any alternative to Handbreak? It takes about 1 hour and a half to convert a 45 min documentary 😡 Click to expand... Other program's will take roughly the same amount of time. Your processor is the bottleneck.
andybno1 Suspended Mar 20, 2012 #8 theres also discussion here about iPad 3 an handbrake settings: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1325863/
theres also discussion here about iPad 3 an handbrake settings: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1325863/