You may have 1080P videos on your computer, but the iPad can't play them—in fact, iTunes won’t even let you copy them to the iPad! The easiest solution? Downrez them to 720P using an app like Handbrake or iFunia.
manafon gives you a full tutorial on that here. You can also stream music and videos to the iPad with ipad video converter.
Video Converter and DVD Ripper to iPad, iPod, iPhone, Apple TV... on Mac or Windows, News of Apple.
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10/11/2010
Downrez 1080P HD Videos...Or You Can't Watch Them
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7/20/2010
iFunia Releases Video and DVD to iPad Converter for PC Users
Recently, iFunia released DVD to iPad Converter and iPad video converter programs for PC users. Going forward, they have committed to supporting Windows users for their popular and versatile applications that are already in use by more than one million customers around the world. They hope those programs take much of the guesswork out of rendering DVDs and videos for best movie experience on iPad.
iFunia DVD to iPad Converter uses DVD as a source, it helps users convert encrypted or homemade DVDs to iPad. It also converts DVDs to iPad video and audio on users computer directly. The default presets are the optimized settings for iPad with best video quality and sound effect.
iFunia iPad video converter deals with various video files. It helps users convert any popular video formats such as AVI, FLV, MOV, WMV, MKV, and more to iPad-friendly formats. Users may also input HD video sources and get almost the same HD effects on the iPad screen, and/or users can cut off the black edges of videos to enjoy them on a full screen.
Besides offering a quick and simple way to help users to render their video libraries iPad-compatible, both support simple video editing – including trimming video clips, editing subtitles, adding watermarks and so on. Moreover, there is an option to extract audio from DVDs or videos, as well as batch conversion options.
Pricing and Availability
Each of the two apps is available for $29 and both in a bundle for only $38. The software works with Windows XP/Vista and Windows 7. Free trial versions are also available at http://www.ifunia.com/ipad-bundle.html
iFunia DVD to iPad Converter uses DVD as a source, it helps users convert encrypted or homemade DVDs to iPad. It also converts DVDs to iPad video and audio on users computer directly. The default presets are the optimized settings for iPad with best video quality and sound effect.
iFunia iPad video converter deals with various video files. It helps users convert any popular video formats such as AVI, FLV, MOV, WMV, MKV, and more to iPad-friendly formats. Users may also input HD video sources and get almost the same HD effects on the iPad screen, and/or users can cut off the black edges of videos to enjoy them on a full screen.
Besides offering a quick and simple way to help users to render their video libraries iPad-compatible, both support simple video editing – including trimming video clips, editing subtitles, adding watermarks and so on. Moreover, there is an option to extract audio from DVDs or videos, as well as batch conversion options.
Pricing and Availability
Each of the two apps is available for $29 and both in a bundle for only $38. The software works with Windows XP/Vista and Windows 7. Free trial versions are also available at http://www.ifunia.com/ipad-bundle.html
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