Hi all i am new here so here goes, i have a load of dvd's on my shelves can anyone recommend a dvd converter so i can play them on my ipad

Thanks

Handbrake. DVDshrink.

I bought Cucosoft's DVD to iPad Converter ($29.99 USD). Works great and haven't yet had a DVD that won't convert. The videos play well within the iPad.

Marilyn

AVStoDVD is a flexible tool to convert various media formats to DVD compliant streams and burn them into a highly compatible single track DVD. Features: Video and Audio editing using AviSynth, Video and Audio encoding using HCEnc/QuEnc/ReJig, DVD Muxing and Authoring using DVDAuthor, ISO Image Building and DVD Burning using ImgBurn. Requires AVISynth(included in package).
Convert DVD to AVI format
Convert DVD to MPEG format
Output File Format Support
You can change video size, bit rate, frame rate, audio/video codec, sample rate, etc.
Batch conversion are supported. You can shutdown the computer after conversion completed.

Originally Posted by Rikjb

Hi all i am new here so here goes, i have a load of dvd's on my shelves can anyone recommend a dvd converter so i can play them on my ipad

Thanks

Thanks fo the replys all will try them.

Aiseesoft iPad converter suite

try it

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Any of the ones mentioned work, but are really are confusing if you dont know how to exactly use them. i ripped all my DVDs with Winx DVD Ripper Platinum. Its the best thing out there it only cost $40 and it bypasses any and all copyright protections on the disc. I used it to rip over 200 movies onto my computer. the best thing about is all the formats it has. you can select between many of the major formats, and a lot of ones you might never use.

all you have to do is select the ipad format and click start

Handbrake and dvd43. Awesomeness.

And there is a search function, use it!
There are many threads about DVD ripping.

I used Handbrake last weekend for the first time & found it very easy to use. it is pretty slow, though...I had other things to do & just left it to get on for an hour or so.

Originally Posted by 123paul

I used Handbrake last weekend for the first time & found it very easy to use. it is pretty slow, though...I had other things to do & just left it to get on for an hour or so.

Pretty much any method is going to be slow. All that decrypting and encoding.