Apple sure know how to make their fans crave for more. Out comes iPad, a strangely-named device that sounds more like it belonged to the ladies room.
Just like their other products, video and audio format support is limited. I understand the want to protect copyrights and all that, but it can get frustrating just being able NOT to watch videos other than .mp4 or .mov.
Now software companies have developed a new software to convert videos that are playable on iPad. Funny how quick these software companies act, since iPad haven’t even been released!
Notable software to look out for is Xilisoft iPad Video Converter. Not only does it convert to iPad format, but it supports a multitude of video formats!
The converted video is superb, has excellent audio and crisp video quality. iPad could be the ultimate portable entertainment system, especially for people who are constantly on the go.
General video formats to convert to iPad-format are supported (AVI, MPEG, WMV and DivX) as well as audio (MP2, WMA, RA, AC3, OGG, APE). Also, another great feature users are particular with is the ability to specify the output file size. Lastly, this software comes in 5 Languages, namely English, German, Chinese, Japanese and French.
Now I don’t know who will get exhausted first, the 10-hour battery life or the iPad owner.
DVD to iPad
Apple sure haven’t learned from MacBook Air. This time with the iPad. Not only does it lack external disk slots, but it also lacks disc drives.
What good is a 9.7 inch LED screen when you can’t even watch DVD movies with it? Of course it is made with doing business in mind. But wouldn’t it be nice for people who are constantly jetting off somewhere for work would be able to watch their favorite videos on their iPad?
So I’ve searched for a way to put DVD movies on the iPad. A remarkable software I’ve come across is Xilisoft DVD to iPad Video Converter.
It rips DVD discs and converts to video (MPEG-4, MP4, H.264) or just audio file (MP3, AAC, M4A). And not only does it convert for the iPad, but users can convert one DVD file to several different file formats just in case they want to put these movies in different devices (like the Blackberry, PS3 or Xbox). Lastly, running the software in the background saves time and promotes efficiency without even slowing your computer down.
Xilisoft is known for its superb audio and video qualities of the converted videos, no matter how big or compressed the file is. And I wouldn’t be surprised if they were able to yet perfect this software again for the iPad.
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