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Put DVD to Amazon S3 for cell phone Watching

mobmshare — Fri, 06 May 2016 02:08:57 +0000

Amazon Simple Storage Service is storage for the Internet. Amazon S3 has a simple web services interface that you can use to store and retrieve any amount of data, at any time, from anywhere on the web. To put it simple, it is a cloud storage that share your data via wireless. For those who like to play DVD movies but love to watching videos on cell phone, Amazon S3 can be a tool to help you store DVD movies and share them to your cell phone.

This can be realized with DVD ripping tool. A DVD Ripper <Learn the difference from DVD Copier> can remove the copy protection and save the DVD main title in your smartphone supported format with high video quality.

Pavtube ByteCopy for Windows/Mac is a top-ranked Blu-ray Ripper and DVD Ripper. It not only can backup DVD to Amazon S3 for cell phone watching but also can rip Blu-ray to Amazon S3 for sharing with Wi-Fi. It outputs normal MP4, MKV, MOV, M4V, WMV, AVI, etc and lossless MKV, multi-track MP4/MOV. If you want to backup DVD to Amazon S3 as original quality as possible, Pavtube ByteCopy <review> will be the best choice.

Free download and install:

Other Download:
- Pavtube old official address: http://www.pavtube.cn/bytecopy/
- Cnet Download: http://download.cnet.com/Pavtube-ByteCopy/3000-7970_4-76158512.html

Backup and Put DVD to Amazon S3 for cell phone Watching

Step 1: Load DVD videos

After installing and launching the DVD to Amazon S3 program and click “File” button to upload DVD dics, DVD ISO, DVD folder. Since the app support batch conversion, you can batch convert DVD movies.

Tip: You can select desired subtitle/audio track at the bottom of chapter list or forced subtitle

Step 2: Choose output format

Click “Format” icon on the interface. Then you can find thunders of formats here. You can choose SD/HD mp4. Mov or choose the optimization preset for iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and other android phone.

Tip: If your multimedia players support MKV, I strongly suggest you lossless MKV to keep lossless video and audio quality.

Tip:
1. Go to “Edit” tab and open “Crop” “Effect” “Watermark” “Audio” tab to adjust video zoom, adjust image brightness, and add watermark etc.

2.Go to “Setting” tab to adjust video bitrate/codec/resolution and more.

Step 3: Start to backup DVD to Amazon S3

Click the Browse button to specify where the program should place the converted files. Then click Convert button to start to rip DVD to the format you want.

Then you can store your DVD backups to Amazon S3 then share them to your cell phone.

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Original article: Put DVD to Amazon S3 for cell phone Watching

Enable Flash Video playback on Amazon Kindle Fire Series

mobmshare — Mon, 09 Feb 2015 04:36:57 +0000

Nowadays, many brands have released their tablets, but it cannot cover kindle fire’s shinning. Compared with iPad Air 2 <Review>, it is preferable for the students and common people. Kindle Fire tablet is a great outstanding portable video player. With it, you can purchase movies and TV shows from Amazon’s video store, stream movies from Netflix, and dig through a trove of free movie and TV content during your one-month trial membership to Amazon Prime. Read: Tips and Tricks: Kindle Fire users.

But what about playing Flash (FLV/F4V) Videos on Any Kindle Fire? Well, it’s easier than you think. If you downloaded a lot of videos (.flv, .f4v) on the Internet (YouTube, etc.) and want to watch them on your Kindle Fire series, you will need a professional Flash Video Converter for Kindle Fire – which can help you accomplish for the Flash Videos to Kindle Fire conversion. This program can convert Flash (FLV/F4V) movies to (MP4) with supported format by Kindle Fire Series in high quality output.

Here’s the easy solution for you to convert FLV to Kindle supported MP4 videos before transferring.

Tips:
1. For Mac users, you can try the Kindle Fire Flash Video Converter for Mac, It support the conversion on Mac OS X 10.6, 10.7, 10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.9 Mavericks, 10.10 OS X Yosemite.
2. Besides Kindle Fire, you can also use this converter for Amazon Fire HD 6/7, Amazon Fire HDX, Amazon Kids Edition etc.

Step 1: Download, install and launch the excellent FLV to Kindle Converter. And then click “Add Video” to import your source materials in .flv format. Besides FLV, you can also load AVI, DIVX, MKV, WMV, VOB, TiVo, MPG, MOV, etc. files to the program.. Batch conversion is supported so that you can add multiple files.

Step 2: Choose the output video format and output folder. Click “Format” bar and move mouse to “Android” column, you can easily find the profile of “Amazon Kindle Fire (*.mp4) or Amazon Kindle Fire HD (*.mp4)”.

Step 3: After above settings, you can start the FLV to MP4 Conversion for Kindle Fire, Kindle Fire HD 6/7, Kindle Fire HDX, Kindle Fire Kids Edition etc. Once the process completes, download and transfer the converted MP4 videos to your Kindle Fire Series via USB cable.

Now, you’re free to enjoy and play FLV videos on Kindle Fire Series Tablets as you like. Enjoy you Entertainment and leisure life. What’s more? You can also watch Blu-ray, DVD on Kindle Fire.

Original article: Enable Flash Video playback on Amazon Kindle Fire Series

Play Divx files on Kindle Fire HDX, Kindle Fire HD 6/7 and Kids Edition, Kindle Fire, etc

mobmshare — Mon, 26 Jan 2015 10:11:28 +0000

DivX is a brand name of products created by DivX, Inc., including the DivX Codec which has become popular due to its ability to compress lengthy video segments into small sizes while maintaining relatively high visual quality. (Read XviD & DivX Reference) Have a huge Divx movie collection and wanna get your Kindle Fire series tablets to read the Divx files?

First of all, you should know that DivX is not the native playback codec for Kindle Fire HDX, Kindle Fire HD 6/7 and Kids Edition, Kindle Fire, etc. To use DivX in Kindle Fire series tablets, the fastest and by far the easiest way is to convert DivX to Kindle Fire accepted video format.

And what you need is a DivX to Kindle Fire Converter, with which the incompatibility problem will be ironed out quickly. It can help you convert a pile of .divx movies into Kindle Fire video format like .mp4 easily and do not loose any video or sound quality. The mac version is here.

Guide: How to encode DivX to Kindle Fire series playable format

Step 1: Download and install the DivX to Kindle Fire Converter and click the Add button to import your DivX files to the program or just drag and drop to it.

Step 2: Tap the Format bar, select “Amazon Kindle Fire(*.mp4)” or “Amazon Kindle Fire HD(*.mp4)” from “Android” as the output format for your Kindle Fire series tablets.

Tip – Profile Settings:

In case the default settings do not fit your requirement, you can click “Settings” button and enter “Profile Settings” panel to adjust video size, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate and audio channels.

Step 3: Hit the Convert button to start converting DivX movies to Kindle Fire series tablets.

When the conversion is done, you can locate the output video via tapping the Open button. Now, transfer converted files to Kindle Fire HDX, Kindle Fire HD 6/7 and Kids Edition, Kindle Fire, etc.

Now you will find its’ easy to get DivX movie collection into Kindle Fire series tablets for playback. With this ultimate converter for Kindle, all DVD, Blu-ray and videos can be taken to your Kindle Fire, Fire hd and Fire HDX for watching.

Original article: Play Divx files on Kindle Fire HDX, Kindle Fire HD 6/7 and Kids Edition, Kindle Fire, etc

Any easy way to Stream and Play Purchased Amazon WMV Video on Android Tablets?

mobmshare — Mon, 22 Dec 2014 08:14:47 +0000

Original from here

One of the stronger selling point for the Kindle Fire Android tablets is that they can stream Amazon Instant Video. However, you will find when putting the Amazon video on other Android tablets, you will find the video files can’t be read correctly. So any solutions? Luckily, I found several ways to fix this issue, keep on reading.

Update 12 September 2014: Good News is that Amazon has released a new version of their shopping app for Android. It now supports Prime Video, so there are now two ways to access Amazon instant video on your Android device.

The Official Way

This is pretty simple. All you need to do is download and install the two following apps (which I found via Android Police). Be sure to install the shopping app first:

Amazon Shopping

File name: com.amazon.mShop.android-5.0.0.apk

MD5: C99F86CAF39444F93E54C216C1CD7A4B

Amazon Instant Video

File name: com.amazon.avod.thirdpartyclient-1.0.apk

MD5: 50FAC68351E0A7AFD0E6AC0559C80505

Once you have the apps installed, log in to your Amazon account. Navigate through the menu on the left and find the Instant video option. Select it.

If you can stream video, great. If you cannot, or if the app crashes, you should try the unofficial solution.

The unOfficial Way

If you spend a little time installing and configuring a couple files, you can stream Amazon Instant Video on just about any of the newer Android tablets. This is a pretty simple trick which should be in the reach of most Android users. (If you can do the software maintenance on your PC then you can do this.)

Note: This trick won’t work on the Nook HD or HD+, but there is a possible alternate solution. Scroll down to troubleshooting section at the end of the post for more details.

Note: This trick has been demonstrated as not working on Android 4.4, at least according to one user who left a comment over on TeleRead (where I learned of this trick). If your Android device runs 4.4 Kitkat, scroll down to the bottom of the page for an alternate set of instructions. It’s also failed to work properly on some devices, so caveat emptor.

Note: This trick won’t work for accounts on Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.de. Those streaming video platforms don’t support Flash.

This trick has been documented as working on:

Nexus 7
Hisense Sero 7 Pro
Nexus 10
Galaxy Tab 10.1
T-Mobile Galaxy Note 2
Galaxy S3

What you’re going to do is install Adobe Flash and a web browser that includes the option of changing the user agent. Chrome won’t work for this (not for me, anyway).

Step One. The first thing you need is Dolphin Browser (or another web browser that lets you change the user agent). You can find it in Google Play.

Next, download the file attached to the first post in this XDA Forms discussion and install it:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2139513

There are a number of ways to install the file. You can email the link to yourself and then open the email on your Android device and download it direct. You can copy the file over USB, or you can copy the file to and from Dropbox. It doesn’t matter how you get the file on your device, just install it. (This step won’t work on the Nook HD, so just skip it.)

Step Two. Once you have both Adobe Flash and Dolphin Browser installed, open Dolphin Browser and I’ll walk you through the steps needed to stream Amazon Instant Video.

Go to the Amazon Instant Video webpage. (Bookmark so it’s easy to find again.)
Log in to your Amazon account, and tell Dolphin to save the password.

Step Three. At this point your tablet is set up to stream video but Amazon won’t let you because they don’t support Android devices. Here’s how you get around that.

Press the dolphin icon in the menu bar at the top of the screen (see image one below).
Select the settings icon (see image two below).
Choose the customize option (see image three below).
Select the user agent option (see image four below).
Set the user agent to desktop, and then press the back button. (Don’t leave the settings menu)

Step Four. Now that you changed the user agent, it’s time to enable Flash support. Dolphin defaults to having Adobe Flash disabled, and you need to change this option in the settings menu.

Scroll down and select the Web Content option (see image six below).
Find the Flash option and select it (see image seven below).
Change it from off to either Always On or On Demand (see image eight below).

At this point you should be able to go back to the Amazon website, reload it, and start streaming videos. Or at least, I can do it. Here’s a screenshot from my Hisense Sero 7 Pro:

It works, yes, but not very well. My Sero 7 Pro has trouble keeping the audio and video in sync when I play SD resolution video (I won’t even try HD video). Let me tell you, this gives me greater appreciation for the work that Amazon put into the Kindle Fire HD.

But this still works immensely better than it did before. Out of sync audio is better than none at all, IMO.

Troubleshooting

Firefox – If the above instructions don’t work for you, there are reports that you can do a similar trick with the Firefox Android browser. I haven’t tried it, but I think it’s worth a shot.

Android 4.4 – If you are using an Android device which runs 4.4 KitKat, you’ll need to add a couple extra steps. The instructions above won’t quite work for you, so you should instead follow this set of instructions on XDA Forums.

Microsoft Silverlight – If you try to stream a video and get an error message which says something about MS Silverlight, zoom in on that message. Do you see how the next line mentions Flash? Click it.

Nook HD – The above instructions kinda sorta work on the Nook HD+; you just have to go through a different step to install Adobe Flash. (You could also hack the tablet and install CyanogenMod, but I am too lazy for that.)

Ignore the steps above which tell you to install Adobe Flash; they won’t work for you. Instead, here’s what you have to do:

Using your PC’s web browser, go to the B&N website and buy this free app: browser plugin.
Turn on your Nook HD, and open the app menu.
Find and install the browser plugin.

Okay, you just installed Adobe Flash, so now scroll up to the top of this post and follow the instructions for installing and configuring Dolphin Browser.

In case you are wondering, they worked for me:

Editor’s Note

There is the official way which is only intended for Android smartphones, and then there is the workaround(which works on almost everything but KitKat, and doesn’t work in Germany or the UK.) For the sake of giving you multiple options, this post offers both ways to access Amazon Instant Video. I would suggest that you try both and use the one which works better for you. But is there an easier and faster way? Yeah, of course!

A Direct Way

Since It’s well known that WMV videos, movies, TV shows, etc. purchased from Amazon Instant Video store are protected by DRM and can only play on specified media players like Windows Media Player, Amazon Unbox Player, Zune Digital Media Player, etc., all you need is to remove DRM from Amazon WMV files and convert them to Android tablets compatible MP4 files.

And to reach this goal, Pavtube ChewTune is your top choice as the best Amazon Video converter that can convert all unprotected DRM protected Amazon videos, iTunes m4v and Digital Copy to DRM-free MP4 for playing on Android tablets. With it, you can effortlessly make your Amazon WMV videos playable on Android in just a few mouse clicks. Take a look at the reviews and read the tutorial to see how it works.

Original article: Any easy way to Stream and Play Purchased Amazon WMV Video on Android Tablets?

Easiest Solution to Rip Blu-ray to Kindle Fire HD for Entertainment on the Move

mobmshare — Mon, 08 Dec 2014 10:07:45 +0000

Both the Kindle Fire HD 7″ and 8.9″ model are definitely nicer for watching movies than the original Kindle. According to Amazon’s official parameters, the Jelly Bean tablets support but only videos in MP4, 3GP, VP8(.webm) formats. Moreover, just like other Android gadgets, the Kindle Fire HD doesn’t support for Blu-ray playback. So if your movie like the hot The Expendables 3 is still on a Blu-ray, you’ll need to do some in advance. I mean you need to convert Blu-ray’s to Kindle Fire HD playable videos first.

The process is much easier than you may think. Below I will take Pavtube BDMagic for example to show you how to rip The Expendables 3 Blu-ray movies to Kindle Fire HD supported video formats in just three step within clicks.

Overall, the program is easy to use for editing and conversion and makes great quality copies of my Blu-rays. It helps me rip and convert all the Blu-ray, DVD Discs even iso/ifo image files. The audio/video synchronization is very good, the size of the subtitles too. I tried several softwares and I can tell you that NO ONE comes even close to the simpleness and great quality that Pavtubes softwares deliver. The time it takes to convert in this software is almost half that in other. The mac verson is BDMagic for Mac.

A Simple Guide: How to Convert The Expendables 3 Blu-ray to Play on Kindle Fire HD

Step 1: Load Blu-ray Movies

Open Pavtube BDMagic, insert the Blu-ray disc to your BD drive, and then click the “Blu-ray Disc” icon on the interface to navigate to the videos you want to convert. As you see, you can also add ISO file or Blu-ray folder.

Step 2: Specify output format

Now choose the output format for playback on your Kindle Fire HD. You can get the optimized videos for Kindle Fire HD under Format > Android >Amazon Kindle Fire HD H.264(*.mp4). The output videos could fit on your Kindle Fire HD perfectly.

Tip:

If you like, you can click “Settings” to change the video encoder, frame rate, resolution, etc that affect video quality and file size for the video you prefer. Keep in mind that the file size is based more on bitrate than resolution which means bitrate higher results in big file size, and lower visible quality loss. According to my experience, for watching videos on the Amazon Kindle tablets, 720p with 2000~2500kbps is just all right. If you’re not happy with the output quality, just adjust the bitrate as you like.

Step 3: Start the conversion

When you are satisfied with all the settings, you can click “Convert” and let the software do the Blu-ray to Kindle Fire HD MP4 conversion. After the ripping, you can click “Open” to locate the converted MP4 video files and just transfer them to your Kindle Fire HD without limitations!

Have no idea about how to send files to Kindle Fire HD? Just refer to the post “Transfer Media to Your Kindle Fire HD” to get the solution.

Additional Tips:

1. How to rip Blu-ray to Kindle Fire HD with wanted subtitles and audio track?

Highlight the movie title you want to rip, then click the dropdown menu after “Subtitles” and “Audio” respectively to select your wanted subs and audio track to be preserved in the resulted MP4 files for watching on your Kindle.

2. If you have any issues when enjoying videos on your Kindle, just check the guide ”Convert All Videos to play on Kindle Fire HD 6-inch tablet” to get solution.

Original article: Easiest Solution to Rip Blu-ray to Kindle Fire HD for Entertainment on the Move

Convert MKV, AVI, VOB, MPG, M2TS, FLV to Fire HD 6-inch tablet for Effortless Playback

mobmshare — Wed, 24 Sep 2014 10:31:10 +0000

Amazon is not giving up on its foray into the hardware market. Few days ago, Amazon unveiled six new hardware products, most notable of which is a new six-inch Kindle Fire HD that buyers can get for $99. And it’s now accepting pre-orders for the Fire HD 6 and will start shipping the device in October. With a 1280 x 800 full-HD resolution and a 1.5 GHz quad-core MediaTek mobile processor, which Amazon claims has three times the GPU power of the Samsung Tab 4′s processor, the Fire HD 6 is said to provide a rich media viewing experience.

Kindle Fire HD 6-inch tablet Supported TV and Video File Types

Video format:

MP4, 3GP, VP8 (video playback at 720p)

Audio format:

Dolby Digital (AC-3), Dolby Digital Plus (E-AC-3), MP3, Non-DRM AAC (.m4a), MIDI, OGG, WAV, OGG, WAV, MP4, AAC LC/LTP, HE-AACv1, HE-AACv2, AMR-NB, AMR-WB

Videos which are no included on the support format list can’t be accepted or recognised by Kindle Fire HD 6-inch tablet. To play unsupported videos (like MKV, AVI, VOB, MPEG, TiVo, etc.) on the Kindle Fire HD, you may have to convert them to H.264 or MPEG-4 encoded format first. To achieve the goal smoothly, below is a brief tutorial for you, guaranteed to get Kindle Fire HD 6-inch tablet and MKV, AVI, VOB, MPG, M2TS, FLV, etc. HD videos to play nicely.

In this case , you will be in urgent need of a specialized video converter for Kindle Fire HD 6-inch tablet. Here Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate is specific designed for Kindle series flagship to convert videos to Fire HD compatible format from all popular videos MKV, AVI, VOB, MPG, M2TS, FLV, etc. With this customized Kindle Fire HD video conversion tool, you can watch all your favorite videos and even your recorded video clips with best video quality and simple workflow by carrying around this handset.

Get a free trial license here:

Steps: Convert MKV, AVI, VOB, MPG, M2TS, FLV videos to Kindle Fire HD 6-inch tablet?

Step 1. Import videos to Kindle Video Converter.

Launch this Video to Fire HD Converter; click the “Add Video” to import videos or the entire folder.

Step 2. Choose MP4 as target format.

Now click the drop-down list on the bottom, you can see various presets for different devices. Click Android on the left column and find “Amazon Kindle Fire HD(*.mp4)” as the target format cause MP4 is the most compatible format of Kindle Fire HD 6-inch tablet.

Step 3. Edit video and customize specs. (Optional)

Click “Settings” to customize video size, bitrate, frame rate, sample rate (Hz) at your needs. Usually the higher bitrate you choose, the better video quality will be.

And you can click the pencil-like icon on the top to open Video Editor—it will help you to trim, crop, add subtitles or edit audio of the source file before conversion.

Step 4. Start convering Videos for Kindle Fire HD 6-inch tablet

Back to the main interface and click “Convert” on the bottom right corner, it will pop up a conversion progress window with all the tasks. You are allowed to convert up to 4 files simultaneously here and the rest will be queued up. After the conversion, click “Open output folder” to quick locate the converted video.

Now you are able to copy to your new Kindle tablet for watching, keeping you away from the trouble of network limitation.

Original article: Convert MKV, AVI, VOB, MPG, M2TS, FLV to Fire HD 6-inch tablet for Effortless Playback

2016 Top MKV Converter for Android Tablets and Smartphones

mobmshare — Sun, 19 Jan 2014 19:45:35 +0000

This article offers a brief instruction about how to convert MKV to Android Devices supported video format, and transfer the converted movies or videos to Android Devices for playback.

From Android product page, you will know that video formats supported by Android Devices are limited, it only supports H.264/MPEG4 codec MP4, MOV and M4V format, the other formats like MKV, AVI, WMV, AVCHD, MTS, TiVo are all not supported, even if you have transferred them to Android Devices, the tablet can’t recognize these files.

I’m the Chief Consultant (budgetting) Royal Danish Theatre. I have collection of DVD’s/BD’s on HD and some AVCHD shootings from Panasonic HDC-SD9. My main propose is to convert from mkv to mp4 for use in Android-devices. Now we will share the best way to play unsupported video formats on Android Devices, here we take MKV for example, if you have other formats, the steps are the same.

To get MKV videos played on Android Devices, the most effective way is to convert MKV to MP4 with best video settings for Android Devices. Now follow this article; you will learn how to accomplish this easily within a few clicks.

How to convert and transfer MKV videos to Android Devices

Preparation:

Here I’d like to introduce Pavtube Android Video Converter, a very easy-to-use video to Android Devices converting program which comes with flawless video quality and quick conversion speed. It integrates many presets for Samsung Galaxy Tab S, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, Nexus 6/9, Kindle Fire HD 8.9/7, HTC One M9, Xperia Z4, Surface 3, Surface Hub, etc; many other presets waiting for you to pick up.

I have some earlier experience of Pavtube, and I like its relatively easy learning curve. Have used DVDFab, Xilisoft, Wondershare among others, but Pavtube wins as for its functionality of stability. I also use it for perfecting my AVCHD editing workflow in Pinnacle Studio 17 ultimate with a coherent hopefully to create a bit more attractive video for family use. Mac version are here: MKV to Android Devices Converter for Mac.

Tutorials: Converting MKV videos to Android Devices friendly format

Step 1: Load mkv video files to this Video to Android Converter

Download the Pavtube Video Converter on your computer, install and run the program, add videos.

You can choose to import videos or the entire folder by clicking the top left two icons.

Step 2. Choose output profile for your Android Tablet/Phone.

Click “Format” and select an output profile for your Android device. Basically the Common Video -> H.264 Video (*.mp4) is an universal format for Android tablets and smartphones.

Also, there are optimized presets for Samsung, Amazon Kindle, Google Nexus, Asus Transformer, Acer, Archos and more. For example, if you wanna play DVD movies on your Android Tablet Sony Xperia, you can select “Sony” > “Sony Xperia Tablet Series Video(*.mp4)” as output format. For Samsung Galaxy series, just choose the corresponding profiles from Samsung option.

Step 3. Customize video specs for Android Devices (Optional).

You could also click the “Settings” to adjust the video and audio parameters of output files.

In the Video Settings, you can select Encoder, Frame Rate, Resolution (you could define it yourself according to your Android Devices tablet) and Bitrate for your movie.
In the Audio Settings, you can select Encoder, Channels, Bitrate and Sample Rate for your movie.

According to my experience, for watching videos on an Android phone or tablet, 720p with 1500~3000kbps (depends on what device you use) is just all right.

Step 4. Start mkv Videos to Android Conversion.

You can hit the big red “Convert” to start converting MKV to MP4 with best video settings for Android Devices. After the conversion, click “Open output folder” in the conversion window, or “Open” in main interface to quick locate the converted video.

Now, you can transfer MKV videos to Android Devices for smooth playback without any problem.

If you don’t know android video transfer, refer to the post below:

Updated on 5th, April, 2016

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Original article: 2016 Top MKV Converter for Android Tablets and Smartphones

Remove DRM-protection and Record Digital Copy movies to Android Device

mobmshare — Sat, 04 Jan 2014 11:07:16 +0000

This article will offers you the simplest solution of removing DRM protection and recording Blu-ray/DVD Digital Copy to Android Tablets and Smartphones (like Asus MeMo Pad HD 7, Kindle Fire HDX 7, Kindle Fire HDX 8.9, Galaxy Tab 3, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy S4/S3, Xperia Z1, HTC One Mini, etc. )

Bought a new Android device? Do you purchased and downloaded Digital Copy movies from Blu-ray/DVD? This article will tell you how to transfer them to your Android tablet and smartphone.

What is Digital Copy?

Digital Copy is a standard definition digital version of your purchased DVD/Blu-ray; it’s usually located on a stand-alone disc which bundled with your sets and in your choice of iTunes or Windows Media formats. It’s Mac & PC compatible.

The limitation of Digital Copy movies

As all know, the movies from Digital Copies are protected with DRM technology. Digital Copy is Windows/Mac compatible (which is usually in WMV or MOV format); it also works on IOS devices but not on Android tablets.

How to get Digital Copy playable on Android Tablets and Smartphones?

So if you want to play Digital Copy on your Android tablet or phonevicese, you need to remove DRM from the Digital Copy files firstly and then convert them to the formats compatible with your Android tablet and smartphone.

The Details:

If you want to play Digital Copy with Android Tablets and Smartphones, here are two steps you need to walk though:

1. Roll off the DRM;
2. Convert to other formats Android supports, for instance, H.264 MP4.

Get Pavtube ChewTune – A Top Digital Copy to Android Recorder

Digital Copy to Android Converter is a professional removal tool for rolling off DRM from Digital Copy files, and transfer to various android devices like Galaxy S4, Galaxy Tab 3, Galaxy Note 3, HTC One Mini, Kindle Fire HDX 7/8.9, Sony Xperia Z1, Nexus 7 2, etc. In addition, with ChewTune, you can also record and transfer iTunes movies/Amazon videos/BBC iPlayer videos to all Android as well as Windows 8 device for watching.

Download a free trial here:

(Note: download a dmg file for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard users)

Tutorials: Remove DRM-protection and Record Digital Copy movies to Android Device

Note: Before conversion you need first to transfer Digital Copy to computer (Refer to a detailed guide) in Windows Media (.wmv) or iTunes video format (.m4v). And here we go with the DRM removal process.

Step 1. Run this Pavtube Chewtune as DRM Video Recorder, and add videos.

Drag and drop your videos to it directly, or you can click icon to import them as below.

Step 2. Choose format.

Click the drop-down-list besides “Format”. There are optimized video format for Nook HD tablet, Kindle Fire HD, Galaxy Tab 3, Galaxy Tab 2, Galaxy Note 3. Galaxy Note 2, Google Nexus 10, new Nexus 7, Kindle Fire HDX, Kindle Fire HD, Moto X, Sony Xperia Z1, Asus Transformer Prime/Infinity TF700, Acer Iconia Tab etc. Basically the Common Video -> H.264 Video (*.mp4) is an universal format for Android tablets and smartphones.

Step 3. Change video specs.

Click “Settings” to change the video encoder, resolution, bitrate, frame rate, etc. as you wish. According to video testing result, for watching videos on the Android tablet, 720p(1280*720) with 1500~2500kbps is just all right.

Step 4. Start recording.

Now click the “Convert” icon to start removing DRM protection from Digital Copy movies and the top DRM Video Recorder will automatically start to record Digital Copy movies for playing on your Android tablet and Smartphone. (Note: this windows cannot be removed or closed.)

In the meanwhile, it will start to record this video in MP4 real-time. The conversion time is equal to the video length itself; you can do other tasks during the converting the process.

Note: the system volume could turn off temporally during this period; no worries, do not touch it to get perfect DRM removed video.

After the conversion, click “Open output folder” to quick locate the converted video. Connect your Android tablet to computer. Transfer Digital Copy to Android via USB cable.

How to transfer the converted Digital Copy contents to Android Tablet ans Smartphone?

Windows transfer

1. Connect your device to the USB port on your computer. Its USB storage is mounted as a drive and appears on your computer screen.
2. Copy files back and forth as you would using any other external device.
3. When you finish, eject the device from within Windows before unplugging the USB cable.

Mac OS transfer

1. Install Android File Transfer from www.android.com/filetransfer, and follow the instructions there. (If you are using Android File Transfer for the first time, double-click it to open it. After the first connection, it opens automatically whenever you connect.)
2. Connect your device to your computer with a USB cable. Android File Transfer starts, if it’s not already running, and opens a window that displays the contents of your device, along with storage space details at the bottom of the window.
3. Work with this window much as you do in the Finder window: open and close folders, create new folders, and drag files to or from it and other Finder windows.
4. Disconnect the USB cable when you finish.

Related settings: To change your device’s USB connection options, touch Settings > Device > Storage > Menu > USB computer connection.

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Rip, Put and Transfer DVD to Kindle Fire HD for playing

mobmshare — Thu, 02 Jan 2014 02:38:19 +0000

Want to rip DVD to Kindle Fire HD? Now read through this article, you will learn how to successfully satisfy your need with the help of Pavtube DVD Ripper.

Recetly I got my Kindle for watching films, play games. Sometimes for the internet or backing up my DVD Collection. So to get my dvds to my kindle fire HD device, I neeed to use a DVD ripping software to help me convert DVD to Kindle Fire HD for playing. I looked online to find the best video software for converting dvd’s to my tablet. Then Pavtube DVDAid (Alternative Mac version) showed up as the best DVD Ripper for Kindle. Then I purchased it as it had excellent reviews and has the best conversion speed for dvd ripping.

Frankly speaking the interface was very clear and the whole process seemed very straight- forward. It does a great job in ripping my DVD movies no matter from DVD discs, DVD movie folders, or DVD IFO/ISO image files to a common video for my Kindle Fire HD and PSP, Samsung Galaxy, too. I used Any Video Converter Ultimate and Wondershare video software, but I wasn’t satisfied with either software. So, here I will share my experience for converting DVD movies to Kindle Fire HD for viewing with best video qualtiy.

How to Rip DVD to Kindle Fire HD compatible videos files

The below guide uses DVD Ripper Windows (Windows 8.1/8/7 compatible) screenshots. The way to rip DVD files to your Kindle Fire HD on Mac is almost the same. Just make sure you ge the right version.

1. Add DVD files to the program

Insert DVD movies into your DVD drive, then click “Load file” button to navigate to DVD movies you want to convert. As you can see, added files can be previewed on the right viewing window. You can adjust the video volume and take snapshots of your favorite movie scenes.

2. Set output options for Kindle Fire HD

Now choose the output format for playback on your Kindle Fire HD. You can get optimized videos for Kindle Fire HD under Format > Android > Amazon Kindle Fire HD H.264(*.mp4). The output videos could fit on your device perfectly. And choose the destination folder to save the converted videos.

Tips:

1. If you want to keep multiple audio tracks and subtitle streams when ripping DVD to MKV, MP4 and MOV, you can try to use Pavtube ByteCopy.)

2. You can click “Settings” to tweak the detailed video and audio encoding settings. Or click “Edit” button to trim video into several segments by setting a specific output file size, append special effects, crop video screen area, add text/picture watermark.

3. Start DVD to Kindle Fire HD conversion

After all the above settings, simply click “Convert” button to start converting DVD files to Kindle Fire HD video. Just wait for the converting process to be done. After that, find the converted videos in your output folder and transfer them to your Kindle Fire HD. In this way, you can play DVD files on Kindle Fire HD and enjoy them on the go.

P.S. If you have no idea about Kindle Fire HD file transfer, you can check out the post Synchronizing Your Content files (Videos, Pictures, Music) to Kindle Fire HD to learn more.

Original article: Rip, Put and Transfer DVD to Kindle Fire HD for playing

How to watch 4K movies on Android Device

mobmshare — Sat, 14 Dec 2013 05:53:20 +0000

Find your 4K movies are not compatible with Android Tablets and SmartPhones? Read this article to learn the easy way to play 4K quality videos on Android device.

According to Qualcomm’s press release, it is coming to enable 4K displays on devices as well as the ability to drive Ultra HD content on an external display over a wireless connection. 4K video is becoming the new hi-end standard for superior picture quality on your android device, but you may not want to cost much for just purchasing a new device supported 4K specs. Then can we freely play 4K qualtiy video on any android device without limitation?

Most 4K movies are recorded in MXF/XAVC/XAVC-S format, to get this high end footage from your 4K camera device to your android device, the best way to find a suitable media player and professional 4K Video Converter, hold on reading.

The Step One: Use a free 4K video player for Android.

For this, MX Video Player for Android is your ideal choice. It is a free video player that supports almost every video file format as well as subtitle files such as MKV subtitle track, .srt, .sub, .ass, .mpl, .psb etc. MX Player is the first Android video player which supports multi-core decoding. And with the help of the new H/W decoder, its hardware acceleration feature can be applied to more videos, which also enables itself to support 4K video playback (though sometime the 4K video playback will be a little stumble).

Although there are quite a few video players available for Android users but MX Video Player simply has the edge when it comes to finding a player that combines optimum quality video playback options with a host of video formats. However, it does not actually support all video formats. It lags on some formats such as MTS, MXF, XAVC, etc., in which most HD and UHD videos shot by professional cameras come out.

The Step Two: Convert Video to MX Player accepted video format.

To enjoy 4K Video on Android using MX Video Player with no lag, You have one more thing to do: to convert video to MX Player accepted formats like MP4 format. Fortunately, I find third-party 4K Video Converter Ultimate can help convert any video to MX Player while keeping 100% the original 4K video quality. It converts videos ultra fast and supports batch conversion for saving time. The Mac version is 4K Video Converter for Mac.

Now follow the guide below to learn how to convert 4K Video to MX Player playable videos for watching on Android device.

1. Download and install Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate to your PC.

2. Drag and drop 4K videos to the main interface for converting.

3. Click “Format” and select an output profile for your Android device. There are optimized presets for Samsung, Amazon Kindle, Google Nexus, Asus Transformer, Acer, Archos and more. Basically the Common Video -> H.264 Video (*.mp4) is an universal format for Android tablets and smartphones.

Optimize the settings – The default settings may not satisfy you, and you can click the settings button to change the settings by yourself. Keep in mind that the file size and conversion quality is based more on bitrate than resolution (bitrate higher results in big file size, and lower visible quality loss, and vice versa). According to my experience, for watching videos on an Android phone or tablet, 720p with 1500~3000kbps (depends on what device you use) is just all right.

4. If you’re happy with the output videos, just press the “Convert” button to begin encoding 4K footage to MP4.

Once the format compatibility problems have been solved, you can transfer the converted videos to your Android tablet or phone for viewing on the move using the free 4K video player — MX Video Player. Have fun!

How to transfer videos from PC to Android Phone/Tablet?
How to transfer videos from Mac to Android Phone/Tablet?

Not an Android user? Converter also supports “common” video formats like MOV, M4V, MP4 and has presets for all the models of iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch and Apple TV, so you should be able to create files compatible with your iOS basd devices, as well as BlackBerry PlayBook, Windows RT/8 devices and HP TouchPad.

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Original article: How to watch 4K movies on Android Device