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How to convert DVD or Video files on Mac OS X

By pfhometheater | January 14, 2010

Step 1: Launch iMedia Converter for Mac( http://www.5idownload.com/isky-imedia-converter-mac.html )and Add DVD or Videos

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Click “Load DVD” button to load DVD or click “Add Video” to add videos.
After a DVD or video files are imported successfully, you will see all of them listed in the program:

Step 2: Output Settings
iMedia Converter for Mac can convert video to all popular formats for playback on iPod, iPhone 3G, PSP, PS3, Cell Phone, Apple TV, Zune HD, Creative Zen, MP4 players and MP3 players and so on.
Choose the format from the format drop-down list before the conversion.
Note: This smart video converter has a list of optimized default setting for a series of players, so if you don’t know what formats your player supports, you can just select the format according to the device name.

Choose the audio format (MP3, WAV, AC3, OGG, APE) if you just want to extract audio from videos on Mac and then specify a directory to save the output files. If you don’t want to use the default video and audio encoding settings, just click “Settings” button to customize settings.

Video: Set video encoding settings by selecting a resolution, a frame rate, a bit rate and a video encoder.
Audio: Set audio encoding settings by selecting a sample rate, an audio channel, a bit rate and an audio encoder.
Note: you can also customize the video size by manually inputting the resolution values.
Step 3: Start Conversion
When you are ready to convert the added videos on Mac, Click “Convert” button to start conversion and you can choose to let the computer shut down automatically after conversion if you don’t want to wait around.

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