I use HandBrake and select iPhone 4 setting. It plays well on my iPhone 4, my mac and my big screen TV amazingly. I can't tell it's not a real DVD when playing on the big screen.
So there you have it!
Roger
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On May 31, 2011, at 3:06 PM, Barry Freeman <bgfreeman@mac.com> wrote:
> I actually always use Universal setting when ripping.
> The iPhone seems to cope very well with it and it also plays well on the desktop. If you use one for the device-specific settings, you'll end up with a smaller file, granted, but a very small image if you try and play it on the desktop.
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> On 31 May 2011, at 15:14, Bob wrote:
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>> Just wanted to echo Barry's reply. Handbrake and VLC - free and easy. put into your iTunes library.
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>> try this handbrake vid for install:
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2cbBVUHaoA.
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>> handbrake and vlc has been updated since this vid, but install is the same. Use the iPad default settings when ripping. Should work beautifully.
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>> --- In macbook@yahoogroups.com, "J2210" <j_YahooReg200510@...> wrote:
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>>> 20110531
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>>> My spouse wants to put one or more DVD movies onto her new iPad 2 for traveling.
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>>> Her research has turned up an app called:
>>> Aiseesoft iPad Converter Suite for Mac
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>>> She said even with that one, there is some confusion about just exactly what she needs.
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>>> In between she'd like to be able to have the movies on her MBPro 13" as well.
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>>> Of course I know this question has been asked and answered over time, but if my fellow users would help us out with current thought on the matter, Anne & I would really appreciate it.
>>>
>>> Happy Memorial Day,
>>>
>>> Jim Hardwick
>>>
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