Eazail70x7
Android Expert
I have no idea how to rip DVD's that I have in my house on the computer...? Any help??
How do I get my DVD's onto my phone??
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Well, Google is your friend, but I'll help you just this once.
First, it depends on what phone you have. But there are 2 steps: ripping and converting.
To rip your movies, I would recomment DVD Decrypter. Go to Mode-ISO-Read, click where to save the file, then hit go. There are a FEW DVD's that wont work with that, so use DVD FAB Decrypter. Make sure to rip the movie 1:1, ie dont compress it here.
To compress the movie, I recommend Handbrake. It's a little harder to learn at first, but allows GREAT control over quality, bitrate, and all kinds of other settings. Now, I cant tell you how to use this one yet til I know what phone you have.
First, it depends on what phone you have. But there are 2 steps: ripping and converting.
To rip your movies, I would recomment DVD Decrypter. Go to Mode-ISO-Read, click where to save the file, then hit go. There are a FEW DVD's that wont work with that, so use DVD FAB Decrypter. Make sure to rip the movie 1:1, ie dont compress it here.
To compress the movie, I recommend Handbrake. It's a little harder to learn at first, but allows GREAT control over quality, bitrate, and all kinds of other settings. Now, I cant tell you how to use this one yet til I know what phone you have.
GIR
Member
With Ubuntu I use dvdRip to rip and transcode the DVD into an avi which is a lengthy process, then I convert the avi to .3gp with the following command:
ffmpeg -i inputfile.avi -s qcif -vcodec h263 -acodec libfaac -ac 1 -ar 32000 -r 25 -ab 32 -y outputfile.3gp
simply replace the 'inputfile.avi' and 'outputfile.3gp' with the file names you want.
The options in the command are the best compromise for file size, video quality, and viewing (I tested with an skypephone which struggled with higher quality video).
Expect a 800Mb avi to crunch down to around 100-170Mb as a 3gp.
You will need to install the libfaac codecs, but google is your friend for finding out how to do that for what ever version of Ubuntu you are using.
Hope this helps.
p.s.isohunt have some good .3gp films!
ffmpeg -i inputfile.avi -s qcif -vcodec h263 -acodec libfaac -ac 1 -ar 32000 -r 25 -ab 32 -y outputfile.3gp
simply replace the 'inputfile.avi' and 'outputfile.3gp' with the file names you want.
The options in the command are the best compromise for file size, video quality, and viewing (I tested with an skypephone which struggled with higher quality video).
Expect a 800Mb avi to crunch down to around 100-170Mb as a 3gp.
You will need to install the libfaac codecs, but google is your friend for finding out how to do that for what ever version of Ubuntu you are using.
Hope this helps.
p.s.isohunt have some good .3gp films!
Depends on what you want as your final outcome. If you are looking to just get the movies to your phone, then I suggest Catalyst 3. Hands down the best i have used to transfer a movie straight to phone. It has many phones profile already programed into it. just selct phone and movie, and away you go. www.tools4movies.com
Looking to create back up copies I would suggest dvdFab myself. Has been a work horse fore me.
Looking to create back up copies I would suggest dvdFab myself. Has been a work horse fore me.
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I'm using a mytouch slide. I rip the dvds to an iso using dvd shrink and then used dvd catalyst free and set it to the ipod classic setting. Worked perfectly. Ripped it to mp4 and I was able to watch it using the standard player. No other player download was necessary.
Hope this helps someone out there.
Hope this helps someone out there.
positiveguy
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You will get more info about putting dvd to android phone via my signature below ...
daddyd302
Android Enthusiast
Same here, I think I paid $20 for it back then, but it's only $10 now. You can a;ways try the free version first.
is there a free program i can download so i can download my dvds to my computer and then put it on a sandisk card so i can watch the dvd on my phone. my computer uses vista 64bit sistem pleas can some one help.and is there a free program i can download so i can watch the vidos i took with my phone and put them on the sandisk card and dowloaded on my computer i cant seme to get them to play on the computer.
Did you read my post, the second one in this thread? I explain how to do it, with free software.
You dont need a program. Just hook the phone to the computer as a disk drive, then open the DCIM folder where all your videos and pictures are stored. Copy them to your computer, then open them. They will most likely open with Media Player, which obviously is free.
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F150FAN
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faber78
Guest
^ but not the next time?
why even respond, you read the thread title.
Eazail70x7
Android Expert
Anyone know the optimal settings/raitos to best fit the Epic 4g screen?
A quick google search found the resolution is 800x480, like most other android phones. The settings should be the same, mp4 container with an h264 baseline codec. I usually make my bitrate between 2000-3500. You can just convert a couple minutes of a movie to test the bitrate and file size before you convert the whole thing.
snapper.fishes
Android Expert
You can try taping the DVDs to your phone
Just use the programs listed on this thread to rip the DVD. Once you have done that, you can use Samsung KIES to convert the videos.
Kmfiremedic111
Well-Known Member
Just did the trial, very impressed. Going to purchase.
turn_key
Member
Wow. I just downloaded the trial version of Catalyst 3+ and used it on a DVD. Copied the movie to my phone and it looks awesome! I'm going to buy it. It's so simple, even I could do it.
Been using DVD Catalyst for a long time now. That was going to be my suggestion. Simple and great support.
MISS DIVA
Android Enthusiast
Wow. I just downloaded the trial version of Catalyst 3+ and used it on a DVD. Copied the movie to my phone and it looks awesome! I'm going to buy it. It's so simple, even I could do it.
I've got to agree, just tried catalyst 4 (trial) on my Samsung Apollo 3 and it worked like a dream. If a 'techno virgin ' like myself can do it,anyone can
Regards
Miss Diva
I just stream now usually. I haven't bought physical media in a long while.
