Blu-ray to Windows 8-Rip/Move 1080p Blu-rays to Windows 8 Phone/Tablet

Description:  This tutorial provides detailed instruction about how to use Blu-ray to Windows 8 Ripper to rip and copy 1080p Blu-ray movie to Windows 8 Tablet and Phone, e.g. Microsoft Surface RT/Pro, Nokia Lumia 920, Asus Vivo Tab, HTC Windows Phone 8X, etc... so you can carry and play movie library anywhere you want to.    

Since Microsoft confirmed that Windows 8 has been released to manufacturing, enabling its OEM partners to grab the final code and begin implementation on systems that'll be tempting you mightily starting on (or around) October 26th,2011, the very first Windows 8 Tablet Microsoft Surface was released on the same day, more and more people tend to like this complete new OS experience for reasons, speedy boot time due to the better resource allocations, innovative & dynamic desktop, improved search function, windows to go which allows users to make a copy of their OS complete with their settings, wallpapers, files and even apps, into a USB thumb drive, etc. 

More and more consumers are desired to purchase Windows 8 devices, Windows 8 tablets like Surface RT Tablet, Asus Vivo Tab and Windows 8 Phones like HTC Windows Phone 8X, Nokia Lumia 822, etc. And for those who always enjoy movies and TV shows on portable devices would like to stream movies from discs to Windows 8 Tablets and Phones as well, but they might confuse and doubt if the procedure is same as before or if they require new program or converter to do the job.

This guide below helps figure out all these confusions, and make it easy to move your Blu-ray movies to Windows 8 Tablets and Phones.

How to Rip Blu-ray Movies for copying to Windows 8 Tablets and Phones?

First of all, you need download and install Pavtube Blu-ray to Windows 8 Converter. Pavtube Blu-ray Ripper is recommended to rip and move Blu-ray movies to Windows 8 Tablets and Phones for better playback performance.

(Note: Please free download the Mac Blu-ray Ripping for Windows 8 if you are running on Mac, the steps refer to the guide.)

Then, click "Blu-ray disc" icon to load Blu-ray movie files directly from your Blu-ray disc via the BD drive. 

(Note: Don't forget to select subtitle and audio track for output.) 
  
Thirdly, click "Format" bar, and select "Windows Phone 8 H.264 Video(*.mp4)". as target format from "Windows" pull down menu.

You are allowed to click "Settings" button and go to "Profile Settings" windows to customize the video quality by adjusting video and audio settings since the default settings in this profile is for Windows 8 Phones, and the settings in Bitrate might be a bit lower for Tablets. Adjust to 2000-3000 would get better video playback quality for your Windows 8 Tablets.

Last but not least, click "Convert" button to start ripping 1080p Blu-ray movies to MP4 for moving to your Windows 8 device.

When finished, click "Open" button to get the resulted mp4 video. Then connect your Windows 8 devices to your computer and transfer ripped Blu-ray movie to the Windows 8 Phone or Tablet for viewing.

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For people who also want to convert MKV, MTS, MPG, TS videos to Windows 8 tablets and Phones, the money-saving bundle Ultimate Video Converter for Windows 8 is a better buy.

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Problems Import MXF files to Apple Final Cut Pro 6 and 7

Question:

"I'm using the non-linear editing Apple Final Cut Pro versions 6 and 7, as well as Avid Media Composer and try to import material (files MXF), filmed on camera Canon C300, Canon XF300 and Ikegami GFCam HDS-V10, but can not do it, t . K. said mounting systems "see" the data files. Is there a way to solve this problem?"

 

Answer:

MXF is an industry standard that is the standard "package" file. The problem is not that these mounting systems do not support this package, but the fact that, in its standard configuration does not support the codec MPEG-2 HD Long GOP 4:2:2, which is used in cameras Canon C300, XF305/XF300/XF105/XF100; Ikegami GFCam HDS-V10 and HDS-F90: and also camcorders Sony XDCAM Ruler.
                    
Simply put, the reason lies in the nuances of how to support the codec, and in support of the correctness of the various types of "packages" of video files.

I note that for Final Cut is especially typical: Apple offers the user a "naked" system with a set of only "native" codec, other codecs to install on the system manually. You also need to add and support of "packages."

I am of the opinion that this is a typical marketing ploy, and quite successful, which on the one hand, to minimize the cost of the development and implementation of additional systems (CPU) or other processing of the codec. On the other hand, allows you to abstract the most problems, knitted with the correctness of processing video with varying degrees of coding, which can be attributed codecs MPEG-2 HD MXF (I-frame & Long GOP), H.264 (AVC HD, AVC-Intra), DVCPro HD, MPEG-2 HD MP4 (XDCAM EX), MPEG-2 SD (IMX), DV100 etc.

With the third party is a major opportunity to claim the payment from manufacturers of equipment for the implementation of the shooting support their formats and codecs (even if these formats are generally accepted and standardized), ie opens an additional channel of earnings.

Sometimes there are problems with editing systems Avid, although in their case the situation is much better: the vast majority of the MXF file support without additional plug-ins, so the problems with importing files MXF, obtained with Canon cameras and Ikegami, should not occur.

These problems are not the fault of the producers of film-making equipment, all claims should be addressed exclusively to developers and manufacturers of non-linear editing.

So now, how to solve this problem.

Here is an example for Final Cut Pro, as it is when it is used there is vast compatibility issues, but I will note at once that, in any case, the need to install additional third-party software and plug-ins, such is the policy of Apple.

In the case of Canon cameras to properly import the files into Final Cut Pro simply download the appropriate plug-ins from the official website of the company - it's plugins Canon XF Plugin for Final Cut Pro 1.2 or Canon XF Plugin for Final Cut Pro X 2.0.

For the same universal support for all types of MXF as in the past, as well as earlier versions of Apple Final Cut, there are two options.

Option 1:

This is the most logical, the best and convenient option, but also the most expensive.

To import and work with MXF files purchased a tool called Calibrated MXF Import, which is immediately after installation will effectively work with the files MPEG-2 MXF.

A complete list of supported formats shown below:

Ikegami GFCAM MXF File Formats

• I-Frame MPEG2 100Mb 1080/720
• Long-GOP MPEG2 50Mb 1080/720
• I-Frame MPEG2 50/40/30Mb SD

       
Canon MXF File Formats

• Long-GOP MPEG2 50Mb 1080/720
• Long-GOP MPEG2 25Mb 1080/720

     
Sony XDCAM MXF File Formats

• XDCAM HD (35Mb and 25Mb)
• XDCAM HD 422 (50Mb)
• XDCAM EX (converted from MP4 to MXF by Sony Clip Browser)
• IMX
• DV25

     
Panasonic P2 MXF File Formats

• AVC-Intra
• DVCProHD
• DV50
• DV25

   
Avid Media Composer MXF File Formats

• DNxHD
• AVC-Intra
• DVCProHD
• DV50
• DV25
• IMX
• 1-1
• 1-1-10b
• Meridien

   
Buy and download here perhaps.

The program has a test period of 30 days, which is quite correct: it allows you to pre-test the results and efficiency within a particular editing station and has to decide whether to purchase.

Option 2:

Over a long and difficult option, but it is quite cheap.

Use Pavtube MXF Converter for Mac - a professional Canon/Panasonic/Sony MXF converter / transfer MXF files to Apple Final Cut.

The principle of operation is as follows:

1. Download Pavtube Mac MXF Converter for FCP (download and purchase this converter here).

2. Installing the program and import the files into it MXF.

3. Select in the column formats desired output format for editing: for example, for efficient editing Canon MXF files or Ikegami MXF you can choose Final Cut Pro -> Apple ProRes 422 (*. Mov).



4. To edit the settings for conversion (the selection of audio track, output resolution, bit rate, etc.) you need to click "Properties" ("Properties").

 

5. Click on the button "Convert", wait for converting MXF files to Apple ProRes and then import the ProRes into the mounting system.

Which option to choose in the end, it's only you yourself.

The proposed methods are not universal solutions for all occasions and do not claim to such.

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Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Spotted Running On Google Nexus Devices

It looks like more evidence has been revealed that Android 4.3 Jelly Bean is about to be released, as the guys from Android Authority have spotted a number of Nexus devices with Android 4.3 on their server logs.

The devices that were spotted with Android 4.3 Jelly Bean include the Galaxy nexus, the Google Nexus 4, the Google Nexus 10 and the Google Nexus 7, and there were a number of versions of Android 4.3 spotted including 4.3.1 and 4.3.3.



It looks like Google may launch Android 4.3 Jelly Bean at their Google I/O developer conference later this month, so it doesn’t looks like they will launch Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie at Google I/O after all.

Source: Android Authority

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 official with 7-inch display and Android 4.1

Samsung this morning introduced the latest addition to its tablet lineup, the Galaxy Tab 3. The new Galaxy Tab 3 sports a look that's more than a little similar to the recently-released Galaxy Note 8.0, though the Galaxy Tab 3's display is a hair smaller, coming in at 7 inches in size. Here's what the full spec breakdown for Samsung's newest tablet looks like:

• 7-inch 1024x600 LCD display
• 1.2GHz dual-core processor
• 3-megapixel rear, 1.3-megapixel front cameras
• 8GB/16GB built-in storage, microSD card slot of additional memory
• 1GB RAM
• 4,000mAh battery
• Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

Expect the Wi-Fi-only flavor of the Galaxy Tab 3 to begin hitting store shelves around the globe in May, with a 3G-enabled model (complete with an earpiece for making phone calls) set to follow in June. The 3G Galaxy Tab 3 offers 21Mbps HSPA+ connectivity.

While the newest Galaxy Tab family member doesn't feature a huge spec bump over its predecessor, it's been over a year since Samsung first introduced us to that model, meaning that it was about time for a refresh. The Galaxy Tab 3 also serves to bring the design of the Galaxy Tab more in line with Samsung's latest products, the Galaxy Note 8.0 and Galaxy S4.

There's no word yet on exactly when in May the Galaxy Tab 3 will launch or how much it'll cost when it does, but considering its spec sheet and the price that the Galaxy Tab 2 launched at, I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being fairly easy on the wallet. Stay tuned and we'll update you once we hear more.

Via Samsung Mobile

 

HTC Extends $100 Trade-Up Program Again: Purchase Date Moved To May 19th, Redeem By June 19th

It's no secret that HTC has had some issues getting component suppliers to take it seriously after a few bad years. This has led to delays in getting the much-improved HTC One on store shelves. As such, the Taiwanese company has already extended its $100 trade-in program once, and now it's doing so again. You now have almost another full month to take HTC's free money when you buy the One.

The previous cut-off date for buying a One was April 26th, but now you have until May 19th. When you have your new device in hand, register with HTC and send in your old device. For some newer phones, you might even get more than the $100 minimum value. HTC will send you a $100 pre-paid Visa card, or the value of your old phone (whichever is greater). Just make sure you get the deal complete by June 19th, which is when HTC says the promotion will be over – for real this time.

Even though the phone is much easier to find now, the extension of this deal is a win for consumers. Some old devices won't fetch a whole lot on Craigslist or eBay, and this is a guaranteed cash windfall.