Nov. 18, 2010 -
PRLog -- As Apple describes iPad the best way to experience video, there's no reason it leaves us sucking in DVD to iPad predicament. The large (9.7-inch LED-backlit IPS display), high-resolution screen makes iPad absolutely perfect for watching any kind of video from HD movies and TV shows to podcasts and music videos including MPEG-4 (MP4, M4V), H.264, MOV, etc. But I don't see any built-in DVD-ROM or DVD player in iPad that can work with DVD and play DVD directly. I guess you guys don't really wanna miss the opportunity to watch DVD on iPad, which is essentially one big screen, do you?
You must have been considering those questions when you trying to find a good DVD to iPad Converter: How effective does the converter is doing with ripping DVD copy protection, can they defeat the new DVD copy protection from time to time? What about the video quality after conversion, will it be nice without those annoying scratches and other irregularities?
How about the conversion speed, is it real-time, or far beyond real-time?
DVD to iPad Converter http://www.dvd-to-iphone4.com/dvd-to-ipad-converter.html prefers to bypass the encryption immediately after it appears, stripping the protection before playback software recognizes the disc, and it can always catch up with the latest DVD copy protection variant. The iPad DVD Converter already preset the exact resolution ratio (1024x768) for iPad video, and you are allowed to customize the resolution yourself if you prefer to. When it comes to the conversion speed about the DVD to iPad Converter, it supports multi-core CPU, so you could find out it performs much faster than others, and even less than real-time.
Check out the test we do on Windows vista 32 Pentium 4 single core system, the original DVD file is near 5 GB only takes about 1 hour.
How to Convert DVD to iPad Step by Stephttp://www.dvd-to-iphone4.com/resources/rip-dvd-to-ipad.html
