Friday, November 26, 2010

Mac DVD to iPhone converter-How to convert, rip DVD movie to iPhone Mp4

iPhone is so popular today, once you get it, I'm sure you want to enjoy your favorite movie on it. Since you already have some DVD movies, but the DVD video can't play on iPhone directly, and it's also not fair to buy them on iTunes store again for iPhone. So you may think if I can convert and play the DVD files for my iPhone. Sure, you are right, and here I will show you how to finish it. Below is a step by step guide which will show you how to convert DVD movie to iPhone Mp4.


Things you'll need1. Aneesoft DVD to iPhone Converter for Mac (download free trial version)
2. Your iPhone
3. DVD files you want to convert

Part 1: How to convert, rip DVD movie to iPhone Mp4
Step 1: Download & install Aneesoft DVD to iPhone Converter for MacDownload and install Aneesoft DVD to iPhone Converter for Mac, with this powerful converter, you can easily rip and convert DVD to iPhone MP4 videos with small file size and good quality.
Notice: If you are using Windows OS and want to Convert DVD to iPhone, you can refer to Aneesoft DVD to iPhone Converter.

Step 2: Run Aneesoft DVD to iPhone Converter for Mac and load DVD disk to convertRun DVD to iPhone Converter for Mac in the following main panel, then, just insert your favorite DVD on the DVD-ROM and load your DVD files to Aneesoft DVD to iPhone Converter for Mac through "Load DVD". Alternatively, you can hit "Load IFO" to import IFO files. In a minute, your DVD files will be listed at the main panel.



Step 3: Edit your videos: trim, crop, effect, watermark and deinterlace (optional)This Aneesoft DVD to iPhone video converter for Mac allows you to trim, crop your videos, which may help you removing the black edges around your video, so that you can watch your movies in full screen. You can also set different video effect such as grey, invert, gamma, sepia and so on, in addition, if you want to add watermark on your video, you can click "Watermark" tab and then check "Enable Effect" option box. You may add Text or Image watermark onto your video.



Step 4: Change the output settings and start convertingSelect output video format as iPhone MPEG-4 video (*.mp4) from the "Convert to" drop-down list. You can also adjust other settings such as video quality, audio quality, output path, etc. After all are ready, just click the big button "Start" to begin converting videos to iPhone compatible video files.



Part 2: How to make these videos syncing to iPhone?
After convert DVD to iPhone compatible formats, now we can import the converted files to iPhone.
First, you need to launch iTunes, click File option on menu, and add your converted files to iTunes library. Then, connect your iPhone to computer via USB cable, iTunes will detect your iPhone. After that, click iTunes "File -> Sync iPhone", and the files will be transferred to your iPhone from iTunes library. When updating completed, you will find the videos on you iPhone.

At last, you need to know what video is compatible with iPhone, here are the details.
1. H.264 video up to 720p, 30 frames per second, Main Profile level 3.1 with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats;
2. MPEG-4 video, up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps per channel, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats;
3. Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) up to 35 Mbps, 1280 by 720 pixels, 30 frames per second, audio in ulaw, PCM stereo audio in .avi file format.

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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

How to rip DVD to iTunes for playback on iPad, iPhone 4, iPod Touch

Many Apple fans want to put DVD movies onto iTunes for play them on iPod, iPod touch and iPod nano, however, to their disappointment, it failed and DVDs cannot be transferred to iTunes directly. The main reason is that iTunes can import mp4 or MOV format not including DVD format. Then is there an easy way that can rip DVD to iTunes with the best quality? Of Course! You just need Aneesoft DVD Ripper Pro, which can rip DVD Movies to mp4 format compatible with iTunes automatically and quickly, then sync the converted videos to iPad, iPhone 4, iPod Touch. Ok, here I will show you how to finish it.


Things you'll need
1. Aneesoft DVD Ripper Pro (Free for download trial version)
2. iTunes installed on your computer
3. DVD video files

Step 1: Download & install Aneesoft DVD Ripper Pro
To convert DVD videos for iPad, iPhone 4 or your iPod Touch, you need a video converter. Download and install Aneesoft DVD Ripper Pro from this link
Notice: If you are using Mac OS and want to Convert DVD to iTunes, you can refer to Aneesoft DVD Ripper Pro for Mac.

Step 2: Run Aneesoft DVD Ripper Pro and load DVD disk to convert
Run DVD Ripper Pro in the following main panel, click "Load..." button on the toolbar to load DVD IFO files or DVD movies from the hard drive.



Step 3: Edit & merge videos: trim, crop, add effect, add watermark



This Aneesoft DVD Ripper Pro allows you to trim, crop your videos, which may help you removing black edges around your video, so that you can watch your movies in full screen. You can also set different video effect such as grey, invert, gamma, sepia and so on, in addition, if you want to add watermark on your video, you can click "Watermark" tab and then check "Enable Effect" option box. You may add Text or Image watermark onto your video.

Step 4: Output Setting
Select output video format from the "Profile" drop-down list. Choose .MP4 format from iTunes list, you can also choose iPad, iPhone 4, iPod Touch on Apple Devices from the drop-down list. At the same time, you can also adjust other settings such as video quality, audio quality, output path, etc.



Step 5: Start conversion
When the settings are done, click the button “Start” to start conversion. And then the program will automatically start DVD conversion.

Step 6: Make these videos syncing to iPad, iPhone 4, iPod Touch via iTunes
Open iTunes, click File option on menu, and add your converted files to iTunes library. Then, connect your iPad, iPhone 4 or iPod Touch to computer via USB cable, iTunes will detect your media device. After that, click iTunes "File -> Sync iPad (iPhone 4 or iPod Touch)", and the files will be transferred to your iPad (iPhone 4 or iPod Touch) from iTunes library. When updating completed, you will find the videos on you media device.

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Tuesday, November 23, 2010

iOS 4.2.1 Jailbreak and Unlock Update !

The iPhone Dev Team has released new information regarding iOS 4.2.1 jailbreak and unlock situation, which is as follows:



With Turkey Day a few days off, today Apple publicly released FW version 4.2.1.  As always, ultrasn0w unlockers please stay far far away from this official firmware (and all official firmware).  Wait for the ability to create custom 4.2.1. IPSWs that don’t update your baseband!  If you’re not an unlocker, read on!

The best news of all is for owners of iPhone3G, older iPhone3GS, and non-MC iPod touch 2G.  Due to a combination of our original pwnage2 exploit, the arm7_go exploit, 24kpwn, and limera1n, your device is “just as jailbreakable as ever.”  You reap the full benefit of an untethered 4.2.1 jailbreak.

Next are the owners of all the more recent devices.  The good news there is that due to geohot’s limera1n exploit, all recent devices can be jailbroken (this will be true until Apple released new hardware that fixes geohot’s limerain exploit in the bootrom).  The bad news is that right now, the 4.2.1 jailbreak is *tethered* on all of these recent devices.  A tethered jailbreak means that each time your device loses battery power or needs to be rebooted, you must attach it to a PC or Mac to boot into the jailbroken state.  @comex is working hard on a method that may untether the 4.2.1 jailbreak, but it will require you to have your 4.1 SHSH blobs in order to use it.  No word on how much more effort it will take though (please don’t bug @comex about it!).  (We also have an alternative method that may work, but @comex’s method is much more elegant.)

So when does all this 4.2.1 jailbreak action happen?  Well if you’re a JB developer or tinkerer, you’ve already probably used the redsn0w mentioned in our last post to jailbreak 4.2.1 and at least get SSH working.  But beyond that, there are still some last minute issues with MobileSubstrate and comex’s kernel patches that are being fixed.  We’ll tweet and post a blog update when it’s all available (we hate to give ETAs, but barring any unforeseen problems, probably later today).

In the meantime, please make sure you have your 4.1 SHSH blobs for all your devices.  These will be important even for firmware beyond 4.1 (using both comex’s method and our alternative, depending on how each of them turn out.)

ultrasn0w unlock:  After redsn0w is officially released with the new Cydia and kernel patches, we’ll be able to assess the unlock situation.  It’s already looking very promising though, so expect the unlock for the 3G and 3GS to be coming this week.  The i4 unlock is taking more effort though, and no further concrete info is available about that yet.
Feel free to ask questions in our comments section below, where we’ve got some awesome new additional moderators — sherif_hashim, dhlizard, and Frank55!
To cut the long story short, since iOS 4.2.1 released today for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad is the same build which was released to developers as GM last week, therefore the updated Redsn0w 0.9.6b3  jailbreak works for all the mentioned iOS devices, our step by step guides for which can be found below.
Regarding iOS 4.2.1 unlock, iPhone 3GS and 3G users will be able to unlock their devices sometime this week with a new ultrasn0w update. iPhone 4 unlockers though will have to wait a bit longer before they can use their device on any carrier they like. More updates as they come! Stay tuned !
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Top 7 Thanksgiving Cards creating software

The Thanksgiving legacy has been alive for hundreds of years. The customs we see in our homes today remind us of ancient celebrations of harvest, thankfulness for peace, and the endeavors of Native Americans. It consists of stories of those who believe that gratitude for blessings is a virtue all must possess. And Thanksgiving is a time to decorate homes with wreaths, fresh and dried flowers. People beautify their homes, give the interiors a whole new look and feel. They light lamps to brighten the environment. People present gifts to friends. Have you wanted to make a special gift? Using the follow five softwares make cards.
 

Adobe Photoshop
The Adobe Photoshop family of products is the ultimate playground for bringing out the best in your digital images, transforming them into anything you can imagine, and showcasing them in extraordinary ways. There's a Photoshop product for you.

Fireworks
Fireworks are a class of low explosive pyrotechnic devices used for aesthetic and entertainment purposes. The most common use of a firework is as part of a fireworks display.


Aneesoft 3D Flash Gallery
Aneesoft 3D Flash Gallery, You can add Photos & music and choose from a variety of preset 3D flash gallery templates to create personalized flash galleries for sharing with friends and family. (Sample on YouTube)

Powerpoint 2010
Now PowerPoint 2010 is on the horizon after Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 released to the public three years.


Aneesoft Flash Gallery Classic
Aneesoft Flash Gallery Classic guides you straightforward to make your first flash photo gallery by choosing from variety of elegant flash gallery templates. Each template is uniquely designed to suits different website styles. You're easy to make flash photo gallery, flash slideshow and family photo album for sharing with family & friends, showing your creativity or presenting your business.

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Monday, November 22, 2010

How Apple's AirPlay Is About to Change Your Life




















Apple's AirPlay, a new feature arriving with today's release of iOS 4.2, marks a huge move into a (mercifully) wireless future, beaming music, videos, and photos to speakers and screens all over your house. Here's why it's so damn cool.


What Is AirPlay?

AirPlay is Apple's way of letting you play your music and videos on bigger and better speakers and screens around your house, without plugging anything in. It's basically a new and improved version of AirTunes, Apple's protocol for streaming music from iTunes to AirPort Express-connected speakers, but AirPlay expands things on several fronts: the type of media you can stream (videos and photos, in addition to music); the types of devices that can stream that media (iPads, iPhones, and iPod Touches) and the places to which that media can be streamed (Apple TVs and compatible third-party hardware, in addition to AirPort Expresseses).

How Will I Use It?

As anyone who has an Airport Express will attest, being able to beam media around the house wirelessly is awesome. And while AirPlay is, in essence, little more than Apple's own proprietary version of DLNA, in this case "Apple's own version" means that AirPlay is seamlessly stitched into the software of Apple's products and works in ways that DLNA can't. Here's how you'll use it.

To play music from your Mac, iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch over your AirPort Express-connected speakers.
This is a big one. Apple sells the AirPort Express for $100. Not too pricey but not all that cheap. I just bought a second, refurbished Express on eBay for $45. That's cheap—cheap enough, if you're willing to buy them second-hand, to have wireless music all over your house. Like even in the bathroom and stuff. Sweet.

Up until now, Apple's Remote app was pretty good for controlling that wireless music goodness from iPhones and iPads, but it required your main Mac to be turned on, serving music via iTunes somewhere in the house. With AirPlay, you're able to stream music directly from your iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. Take out your iPod ears when you're walking into your apartment and instead of stopping the song set it to greet you through your living room speakers as you walk in the door. Yes...entrance music.


To send videos from your iPhone or iPad to your Apple TV-connected television.
The second-gen Apple TV, as Apple described it, seemed pretty lame. Movie rentals are neat (maybe?), but even for a relatively cheap $99 it seemed like this thing didn't really do anything. Until we found out about AirPlay. Not only can the Apple TV receive whatever videos you've bought from iTunes or managed to wrangle into your iPad or iPhone's fussy Video app, it can play any video that plays through iOS's native video player, including YouTubes, Vimeos, Vevos, and whatever else.

How Apple's AirPlay Is About to Change Your Life
Now, I know I can play YouTube videos directly on my TV through Panasonic VIeraCast, and I think I could figure out a way to pipe them in through my XBox, but I never do! Because it's a pain in the ass! And while it might seem decadent (moreso, even, than $45 second-hand AirPort poop-tunes), I think you could make a case for AppleTV solely as a $99 big screen Vimeo watcher. Sure, the YouTube cat video pantheon might not really need the TV treatment, but I find myself watching beautifully-produced, longer-than-bite-sized stuff on sites like Vimeo all the time. To me, short documentaries like this and music videos like this are far more deserving of my big screen real estate than whatever Kardashian hijinks E! happens to be showing.

Some very neat things in between.
What's very cool about AirPlay (and a little surprising, considering the sometimes-restrictive tendencies of the company behind it) is that it works in some useful but not-so-obvious ways you might not initially consider. Say you're in bed watching a video on your iPad. You can use AirPlay to stream just the audio to your Airport Express-connected stereo, affording you some extra boom over the iPad's tinny speakers but keeping the video right up close to your face on your tablet.

AirPlay Is Gonna Be Everywhere

While AirPort Express and Apple TV are a pretty affordable means to get your current speakers and screens AirPlay ready, Apple's also opened up AirPlay to third-party hardware, making way for stereos and picture frames and the like can receive media from your iPhone right out of the box.

Apple's already announced partnerships with companies like Denon, Marantz, Bowers & Wilkins, JBL, and iHome to create AirPlay-friendly gear, and you can bet that countless other companies will follow. These products will range from the swanky, expensive receiver in your home theater to the cheap iPod speakers you bought at the Apple Store, and they'll function just like normal—you'll just happen to be able to send music to them wirelessly, too.
So even if you're not racing out to get an Apple TV, AirPlay is poised to bring about a gadget world in which you'll be able to play more of the stuff you like in a lot more places.

What's in the Future For AirPlay?

With AirPlay, Apple's taking a big step into a rad future, one in which music and videos and photos exist on mobile devices but can be enjoyed through better speakers and bigger screens. But we're not all the way there by any means.
OS X is one weak link. Though iTunes is AirPlay-equipped, meaning you can send music and video in your iTunes library to AirPlay devices, I can't remember the last time I watched a video through iTunes. That means that on your Mac, YouTube, Vimeo, and the rest are still imprisoned in the browser. Hopefully this will change with the next version of OS X.

The idea of AirPlay outside of your house is also still a question mark. Joel looked forward to the possibility of effortlessly throwing photos from your iPhone onto your friend's Apple TV, though it's unclear exactly how easy it will be to do so. And of course there's still the fact that amidst all this wireless nirvana, the media still has to exist on your iPad or iPhone, synced with that pesky USB tether. So there's still that to look forward to, the day when all the music you're listening to and the videos you're watching, whether they're on the net, your Mac, your phone or your tablet, can be beamed around via AirPlay. But I'm pretty damn excited about what we've got in the meantime.

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Top 20 free thanksgigving day gifts-Free iPad,iPhone,FLV,MOV video converter

Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Whether you're hard at work in the office or simply relaxing at home, please lay everything aside and have a think which gift you will give your family, your friend even your iPhone or iPad. OK, And here I will share a lot of discount news with everyone.



List of Aneesoft free software
Professional video converter
1. Aneesoft Free Video Converter   

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3. Aneesoft Free Apple TV Video Converter 
4. Aneesoft Free iPad Video Converter

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11. Aneesoft Free YouTube Downloader


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12. Aneesoft Free AVI Video Converter    
13. Aneesoft Free MP4 Video Converter      
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15. Aneesoft Free MPEG Video Converter    
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At last, I want to wish everyone a very happy Thanksgiving.


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