HowTo: Convert DVDs for iTunes
You probably have a collection of DVD movies sitting in a cupboard gathering dust. Often, it’s too much trouble to take them out of the box and put them in the machine. It is so much easier to watch a movie on the Apple TV.
When you are not at home, you might want to watch a movie on your iPod or iPhone. Either way, the movie has to be converted to a digital file and imported into iTunes.
I find the best application for the job is called Handbrake and it’s free. You can download Handbrake from their website. Once you have downloaded the file, open the DMG file and drag the Handbrake icon into your Applications folder. It’s as simple as that.
Once you have installed Handbrake, open your Applications folder and double click on the icon to start the application. Insert a DVD, usually DVD player will open so move your mouse to the top of the screen and the menu bar will appear. Click on Quit DVD Player from the DVD Player menu.
Click Here for the full article in Mac Action.
Popularity: 5% [?]
Related Posts -
HowTo: Work with iMovie How To Make a Movie Video editing used to be a tedious process involving hours spent with the remote control, transferring from the camera to a VHS recorder. You could,... -
iPhone becomes portable PDF scanner thanks to Readdle app Yes, that's right, for just USD6.99 your iPhone can now also be a handy portable PDF scanner! It's pretty ingenious really, and for a tiny investment brings a whole new... -
Games review: Eve Online Greatest MMORPG ever hits Mac Game review: Eve Online Distributor: CCP Games Price: USD14.99/month (subscription) Eve Online is not a new game. It’s probably one of the most successful MMORPG...
Related Websites -
50 Ways to Leave you Richer -- Part IV iz Pulliam Weston posts an article on 50 Ways to Trim your Budget. The points in this series of posts will be taken from her list in this article. This... - What do nurses think about healthcare reform? Your doctor may or may not be in it for the money, but you know down deep in your heart that your nurse is in your corner if anyone is....
-
Finding Files Searching through folders (named storage locations) on a computer’s hard disk to try to find the file you want to work with sure can eat into your quality working time....
