Convert dvd video files to play on my ipad

I have an ipad 2 and I have a lot of dvd-files (vob, avi, mov,...) and I search for the right sofware to convert them to play on my material.
Is there a software in the itune store to do the job ?

There is a pc version of handbrake but I'm not sure if it works the same way it does on Mac
Another thing you can look into, Walmart has been advertising making digital copies of DVDs you own for $2 each (excluding Disney). Could see if that can help you. I have zero idea about the details.

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I have used settings such as:
mpg4, 800kbps, 640x360, aac audio @ 128kbps. The most ive got on the n97 is audio playing with strange long streakey lines as the video.
Mpeg streamclip is a free download. Please can anyone help? Also, is there another way to compress VTS files to use on n97. Using Quicktime pro, i can set the 'Baseline profile' in mp4 settings, which i believe makes a difference so maybe i should export as mpg2 in streamclip, and export in QTP
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I am a MAC* user with a Nokia n97 - oh dear
*Mac is short for Macintosh, a computer made by a company called Apple.

I'm not familar with VTS files or Streamclip so it's difficult to know what could be the problem.
MPEG-4 files should be fairly compatible, the problem is if you use AVC (H264) codecs then it doesn't work.
There are a number of video converters for Mac.
Some more details about the converted file would help.
Like:Container type
Framerate
Codec level
etc.
Also is the source interleaved or progressive and how are you setting the conversion.
640K Should be enough for everybody
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How can I convert DVD- video into Apple's format so that it can be played and streamed from my Mac?

How can I convert DVD- video into Apple's format so that I can play the content on my Mac and also stream it to my Apple TV? A few years ago, I transferred all of my home videos onto DVD but now would really like to put these onto my Mac and stream them through Apple TV to watch on the "big screen". Any advice would be most welcome!! Thanks

MPEG Streamclip.
Apple do not have their "own" format. You need to convert your DVDs to H.264 though.

Im having problem with the dvd quality, I'm using compressor to convert the video fils from apple prores to mpeg2 .It doesn't matter how long my video is even if its just 5 minutes I'm getting cut edges in the video , does anyone have any idea ?

Im having a problem with the dvd quality, I'm using compressor to convert the video fils from apple prores to mpeg2 .It doesn't matter how long my video is even if its just 5 minutes I'm getting cut edges/lines in the video specialy if i have titles it comes up really bad , I took the same video to a friend of mine who have PC and he uses Encore , did the encoding there and it was just fine no problems! BTW I tried using doferent setings in compressor from CBR and VBR I even pushed up the setings to 8 or 9 BR and still no luck !
does anyone have any idea ?
Thanks in advence ...

Let's focus attention on just the Sony. (What model and what resolution are you shooting?)
For now, I'll assume you're shooting 1080i.
Take a representaive clip into a new sequence. Add a title.
In your sequence, make sure field dominance is set to Upper.
Set render settings to Pro Res 422.
After rendering, export QT self contained.
Import into Compressor (I'm now referring to v3.5).
Select the 90 minute Best quality DVD preset.
Open frame controls and turn on (click the gear icon). Set Resize filter to Best.
Submit burn and check quality on TV.
Good luck.

Which is the best software to convert the video files for itouch?

I got a 3rd gen itouch. Is there any software that helps to convert the video files. so I can sync those files to my itouch. " Handbrake " used to work pretty good. but now i still can convert the video files to m4v format but itunes doesn't allow me to put those files in. Please Help!

You may have different menu options than Half bit Bit Ah. The support page on how to do it is at https://support.apple.com/kb/TS1497. In part it says:
If you did not purchase videos from the iTunes Store, they are may not be in a format that you can play on your iPhone/iPod. In many cases, you can convert them to the correct format using iTunes or QuickTime.
* Using iTunes: Select a video and choose Advanced > Create iPod or iPhone Version
* Using Mac OS X v10.6: Open the video in QuickTime Player and choose Share > iTunes and then select the iPhone & iPod option.
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My ipod somehow converted my video files to music files...

Ok, I know it sounds strange, but it happened. I buy weekly episodes of South Park and The Office from iTunes so I have a video to watch while on break at work. The other day I went to watch Season 3 of The Office and the episodes have all vanished!
I looked around the iPod and found that all the videos on my iPod are missing, not just The Office. However, after looking a little more, I found all these videos in the MUSIC section of the iPod!!!
The videos no longer play with an image, they just play the sound, if even that. I'm on a new computer (I sold the old one) and don't have access to any of these files, so I can't simply reload them onto the iPod.
My question is this: since my iPod randomly converted my video files to audio files on the iPod itself, is it possible to edit them back to video?
I have two other friends who've had this same exact problem. If I can't fix it, should iTunes be responsible for replacing my missing videos? Its obviously a hardware glitch.

Your ipod did not convert them to audio files. That's impossible. If you no longer have the files on your computer, you will have to copy all your music and videos from the ipod, to your new computer and into itunes. Once you have done this, you will then be able to restore your ipod and resync all your files to the ipod.
I assume you have all ready tried restarting your ipod?

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time like
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Google Video is there any
script or tool to do this. This is urgent.
I have one project in this project client requiring function
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Naved Ansari

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to do what you are asking. Flash 8 can with a Flash Video Encoder
but it does not do it on the fly. There maybe other 3rd party
servers that you can sign-up that allow you do this but if you are
looking for your own solution you will need the FMS 2.0.
Tim

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Layout found in the VIDEO_TS directory is not a DVD-Video file...etc.

Hi all, I am struggling to get a project finished and really need some help after trawling the net without winning.
I can "Build" my project to a folder with Audio_TS and Video_TS files without errors (it's a dual-layer project, by the way), but when I burn the VIDEO_TS files in Toast, the finished DVD won't play as it should in a DVD player. Nothing like in the simulation, which plays fine, buy the way...
When I burn from inside DVDSP, I get the error message:
"The file 'CIRCUSOFMYSTERY.layout found in the VIDEO_TS folder is not a DVD-Video file and will not be included in the final disc or DLT"
and, directly underneath is:
"The file 'VOB_DATA.LAY'.layout found in the VIDEO_TS folder is not a DVD-Video file and will not be included in the final disc or DLT"
...so I gather these errors are causing the playback error...
The problem is displayed thus:
When the disc is inserted, the short video I have set as a first-play does not play, in fact nothing happens. When I hit the DVD player's PLAY button, the main track plays and the menu is not shown at all.
If someone could offer some assistance I would certainly appreciate it.
Cheers.
Spookola.

The messages are not errors.
They are for information only -it is just telling you that those files will not be in the final DVD because the finished disc doesn't need them, nor would they serve any useful purpose if retained.
The Build folder does need them though, which is why it is listed as a "warning". I find that "warning" is a little exaggerated -"attention" would probably be a better choice. If those items are removed, running the build command again will recreate them.
Your issue might be a setting in Toast. Before you burn the img file, test it in Mac OS X's built in DVD Player. Mount the image in the Finder and in DVD Player, go to File > Open DVD Media.

No audio when using Compressor to convert DVD .VOB files to Quicktime...

Hello,
From a previous post that I found, my understanding is that you can use Compressor to convert DVD .VOB files to quicktime files. I've tried this several different ways but I only get video and no audio. Is it possible to also get audio?
Thanks!

Hi:
As far as I know, no way to make ANY conversion from a VOB file using Compressor.
You can download MPEG Streamclip for free and extract the elementary streams from the VOB files . . . of course, you can do it from your own DVDs, not from commercial ones.

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*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes
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I recently purchased Wondershare software. I've converted many video files and made a movie. imovie quitting. Wondering if there is a problem with Wondershare and imac compatibility. Any thoughts?
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Can I save both DVD-R and DVD-Video files onto the same DVD?

Can I save both DVD-R and DVD-Video files onto the same DVD?

Hi Stan,
I just want the user to be able to run my video clips either on a
computer or on a standard DVD player. It would be nice to include both
formats on a single disc. I am new to this and am not sure what format
is most widely used for standard DVD players. Thanks for your response
and any guidance you can give me.
Quinn
Quoting Stan Jones <[email protected]>:
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"Re: Can I save both DVD-R and DVD-Video files onto the same DVD?"
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