Just as Apple Inc says: "the iPod touch is music, movies, games, and apps. All at your fingertips". Indeed, as a portable media player, personal digital assistant, and WIFI mobile platform, Apple has sold 20 million unit as of September 2009. The iPod Touch is currently in its third generation (3G), which is available with 32, or 64 GB of flash memory. So powerful storage capable attracts more and more guys to import dvd to ipod touch for watching DVD Movies on iPod touch...

The software you will need: ipod dvd converter or ipod touch converter

Step 1: Load DVD movies into the program.

1. Right click the "DVD/CD" node in the left panel.

2. This program supports DVD disc, ISO file, and IFO file. You can load DVD movies by "Open DVD" (DVD disc or DVD folder), "Open ISO Files...", "Open IFO Files...".

Step 2: Rip and put DVD movies into iPod.

1. Check files you want to sync.

2. Click "Export Checked File(s) to Device" button to start your conversion process.

After a few minutes or so, your DVD movies will be put into your iPod.

OK, done.

The iPad 2 release date is March 11th. As one of the most amazing tablet in 2011, iPad 2 will take us more enjoyment on enjoying photos, watching videos, listening to music, reading e-books and much more. Enjoy videos on iPad 2 should be your first choice. With the iPad 2, you can watch video anywhere, anytime, if you have a long air travel, watching movies on iPad 2 makes the time shorter. The most common movie format is DVD, Maybe you have many DVD Discs, But it's hard to take, and the iPad 2 can't play all formats video include DVD, just have a look.

Step 1: Run free dvd ripper software, and load DVD movie files into it.

Three ways are available to load DVD movie files, including "DVD Rom", "DVD Folder" and "IFO/ISO" icon.

Step 2: Select subtitle and audio track

Click on the dropdown menu of "Subtitle" and "Audio" respectively to select your needed languages as final output subs and audio track.

Step 3: Choose output format for iPad 2

To do DVD to iPad conversion via dvd to ipad 2 converter, you just need click on the drop down menu of "Format" to simply choose an output format for iPad 2 from "iPad" option.

Step 4: Rip DVDs to iPad 2

Click the big button "Convert" to rip dvd to ipad 2 compatible file format. Once the DVD to iPad 2 conversion is done, you can click "Open" button to get the output files for playing/watching on iPad 2 with ease. Hope it helps.

The iPad is the first tablet computer developed by Apple Inc. It is part of a device category between a smart phone and a laptop computer. The following tutorial is going to show you how to get movies on ipad.

In order to watch the DVD movies, what you need to do is simply rip the DVD movies into a video/audio format supported by iPad. After you have the files in a compatible format upload them into your iPad through the sync of iTunes Library.

Step 1. Insert the DVD that you want to put on your iPad and run dvd to ipad ripper.

Step 2. Click "Add DVD" to import the DVD.

Step 3. Select iPad compatible video format, such as Apple iPad H.264 Video, Apple iPad MPEG-4 Video or Apple iPad HD Video (720p).

Step 4. Select a output file directory and press "Start" to rip dvd to ipad.

When Apple announced the iPad, I immediately imagined that it would be a superior way to read PDF books in a tablet-style format. On the Apple iPad Specs page, there is a single mention of PDF support for the iPad - in the Mail application as an attachment. However, there must be a way to view PDF files on the iPad natively, right? Let's walk through two main ways currently available to view pdf on ipad.

Built-In PDF Viewing

Mail Application - The iPad supports viewing PDF files that are sent as attachments via email in the Mail application. Simply download the attachment, click to launch, and you can view the PDF.

Safari Web Browser - Also, selecting a link to a PDF file in the Safari web browser will also allow you to view an image inline.

In both cases, notice that there is a border around the pages in the PDF content. I would prefer to have the content take up more of the screen. No problem - just pinch and zoom in to hide the borders. This choice is remembered as you navigate to subsequent pages.

There are limitations to the built-in support, however. If you reopen a PDF file, it does not maintain the  last read page location. And if there are clickable links in the PDF, such as in the Table of Contents, you cannot click on them. So, you're stuck scrolling down potentially hundreds of pages to get to the location you want.

Ideally, I would like to see Apple include their Preview application on the iPad. Even if it was only a PDF viewer and did not allow changes to PDFs, being able to jump directly to a particular page and use general PDF navigation would be helpful.

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