DVD to Nexus

[rps4gas]

Hi there to you all!

I am new to forum and have limited 'ability' with computers and the like so I would appreciate a bit of help.

I am trying to upload DVD films onto a Nexus 7 and my new Nexus 10. I seem to be struggling to find a dvd ripper that will convert files easily!

What do you guys recommend and where from?

Should I be looking at free samples or pay for one?

Cheers in advance for any help!

Martin

 

[leeshor]

Welcome to the forum

My suggestion would be to get DVD Catalyst. Check this thread. DVD Catalyst

It has tablet specific pre-sets that work great and it's well worth the $10 and easy to use.

 

[Spider]

Hi Martin, congratulations on your Nexus 7 and new Nexus 10. Welcome to the forum, nice of you to become a member of Android Tablets. I agree with my friend Lee's suggestion, DVD Catalyst is probably just what you're looking for.

 

[dvdcatalyst]

Hi Martin,

Welcome to the forums,

Please have a look here for an easy guide on how to convert DVDs (as well as popular video files such as AVI, MKV, ISO) to the proper format for your Nexus 7 and Nexus 10:

Ultimate Nexus 7 Video How To Guide | Tools4Movies | DVD Catalyst 4

 

[rbryanp]

So ...how do you prefer to be addressed? "DVDCAT" for short?

I am intrigued by your product. After reading the information on the URL that you provided, I still don't know if your product can do what I need it to do.

I have several movies on DVD's that I own. I would like to make a version of some of my favored DVD's to play on my Nexus 7. However, how does your product deal with copyrighted material?

I am aware that some products simply will not convert copyrighted movies on DVD. But if I actually own the DVD media with a movie on it, and I am only interested in watching these movies on my Nexus 7 (as opposed to sharing with others which would violate copyright laws), can I use DVDCatalyst to convert the movies legally? And...will DVDCatalyst actually do the conversion?

Bottom line...Will DVDCatalyst rip DVD movies from copyrighted media? $9.95 sounds like a bargain IF it can do the job. I would probably even pay pay double if I knew it could do the job.

Thanks for your thoughts.

Very Respectfully,

Bryan

 

[dvdcatalyst]

Hi Bryan,

"DVDCAT" is fine

DVD Catalyst is capable of converting store-bought movies.

As for the rest of your question, I am sorry, but there is no Yes/No answer I can give you.

I believe in Fair Use (Fair use - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) with products I own, however in the USA this falls under the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia), which is written extremely vague.

 

[rbryanp]

Thanks for the information. You answered the most important question about whether or not DVDCatalyst will do the job.

And thanks for the reading material.