Pavtube Adds iPad Air, iPhone 5S & 5C profile in Blu-ray/DVD/Video Converter

Summary: Pavtube updates made Blu-ray/DVD/Video Converter compatible with Apple iPad Air, iPhone 5S & 5C as well as latest Mac OS Maverick.

Pavtube upgraded all of their product lines so as to catch up with the rapid updating speed of Apple products and iOS. The upgrade fixed some minor bugs and errors during running our program and adds support for new released iPad Air, iPhone 5S & 5C, iPad Mini 2. Users will no longer meet crash problem during edit or preview process with our latest upgraded program and best video format is available to playback movies or videos on iPad Air, iPhone 5 etc. 

What’s new for the update:

1. Fully support iPad Air, iPhone 5S&5C and other newly released devices.

Wrong output format will cause bad visual and audio experience, like distorted pictures, unpleasant sound etc. So it’s important to get the best video format to ensure best quality you can get on your newly purchased devices. Then users can watch the favorite movies or videos on the wide screen with HD video quality wherever they are, in the train, on the way to work etc. Profile patch download page: pavtube.cn/profile-patch.html

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ByteCopy: http://pavtubecrm.pavtube.com/download/?s=3cec56a854ce63b0d99a12282301c2de&n=bytecopy

2. Fix crash issue of Video Player and Editor Component

It would be very frustrating if to encounter crash problem frequently when use our program. The problem maybe due to the compatible issue between your newly upgraded OS Maverick and your current Pavtube program which is may not the latest version. The fast way is just to download our latest version free of charge by contacting our support team by macsupport@pavtube.com. 

3. Fix other bugs

It is very annoying if nowhere to find file path after conversion, or occasionally encounter pop-up error message window. By updating to our latest version, users can get much better and bug-free experience now.

For New Customer:
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Recommendation:

Pavtube BDMagic for Win/Mac: 30% off

• An one-step tool: BD/DVD protection removal+BD/DVD Ripper +3D effect output
• No need extra cost to buy separate program for protection removal, as it includes this function already. Users are free to preset specific 3D types if they want output videos to be played on 3D player. 
• It also applied to other Pavtube product, like Pavtube ByteCopy, MXF MultiMixer/iMixer for Mac, MTS/M2TS Converter for Win/Mac, Video Converter Ultimate/iMedia Converter for Mac.

Pavtube ByteCopy for Win/Mac: 20% discount

• Similar as Pavtube Blu-ray Ripper, however it also has its own distinctive features: Output format supports specific HD Media Player like Seagate FreeAgent Theater+, Netgear NeoTV/LaCinema Classic HD, WD TV, Popcorn Hour C-200/A-200/A-210, Iomega ScreenPlay MX HD Media Player, HDTV etc, audio/video; All the desired audio and subs tracks can be retained in the output file .mkv/.mp4/.mov.; the chapter marker can be retained for fast access to exact chapter you want instead of fast forwarding or rewinding slowly and blindly.

Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate/iMedia Converter for Mac: 20% off

• An overall tool: BD/DVD Ripper+video converter+3D effect output.
• Users can backup Blu-ray/DVD movies, convert disc content and transcode common videos. It could 1:1 back up blu-ray/DVD moives from disc to PC hard drive for disc burning and ISO image creating.

Related Guide:

iPad Air Video Solutions:

• Rip VC-1 Blu-ray movies to iPad Air, iPad series for enjoyment
• How to view DVD movies on iPad Air with highest quality?
• Convert DVD ISO/IFO to Multi-track MP4 for watch on iPad Air
• Can iPad Air play MKV, AVI, VOB, WMV, MPG, Tivo, M4V, FLV, F4V, MTS videos?

iPhone 5S/5C Video Solutions:

• Watch DVD movies on iPhone 5S/5C with high quality and perfect V/A sync
• Why MKV, AVI, Tivo, VOB, MPG, WMV, Flash video can't be Played in iPhone 5S/5C

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How to Add Blu-ray ISO files to iPhone 5S & iPhone 5C with iTunes on Mac OS X

In this post we offer an easy way to add your Blu-ray ISO image files from Mac to iPhone 5S/5C with iTunes for watching anywhere and anytime. 

Have you got your new iPhone 5S or iPhone 5C yet? Once Apple unveiled the new generation of iPhone 5S and 5C, Apple fans have started ordering their new iPhone 5S/5C to experience the fresh Apple iOS 7 and much faster A6/A7 64-bit processor. As for movie lovers, they can enjoy better video and audio playback on the new iPhone 5S/5C thanks to Apple’s 4-inch, 1,136 x 640 Retina display with a pixel density of 326 pixels per inch, a brightness rating of 500 nits and an 800:1 contrast ratio. While, like most smartphones on the market, iPhone 5S/5C cannot handle Blu-ray ISO image files as well. To watch Blu-ray ISO file on iPhone 5S/5C, you’d better convert your Blu-ray ISO files to iPhone 5S/5C compatible format with a Top Mac Blu-ray ISO to iPhone 5S/5C Ripper.

• Top Mac Blu-ray Ripper Review for Android, Apple and Windows 8 devices

iPhone 5S/5C supported format:

• Video Format: .m4v, .mp4, .mov, MPEG-4, H.264, M-JPEG
• Audio Format: AAC, Protected AAC, HE-AAC, MP3, AAX, AAX+m, Apple Lossless AIFF, WAV

Part One. How to convert Blu-ray ISO image files to iPhone 5S/5C on Mac OS X?

Step 1. Get Top Blu-ray to iPhone 5S/5C Converter and Load Blu-ray ISO image file.

Download, install and launch the Best Blu-ray ISO to iPhone 5S/5C Converter on your Mac.

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Click the “Load IFO/ISO” button to import your source Blu-ray ISO image file.



Step 2. Choose audio track and subtitles for output.

On BDMagic for Mac main UI, set your wanted subtitles and audio track from the drop-down box of “Subtitles” and “Audio” tab.

Step 3. Select iPhone 5S/5C suitable profile and adjust profile presets (optional).

Pavtube BDMagic for Mac offers users dozens of profiles under “Format” menu so you would always get an optimized profile for your portable device.


In order to convert Blu-ray ISO to the new iPhone 5S/5C with 1080p image quality, you are suggested to choose iPhone 5 H.264 Full HD 1080P(*.mp4)” format for output.

Tips: If you’d prefer higher quality, click on “Settings” and set video bitrate to 2000kbps or above, this will bring better image quality and also bigger file size.

Step 4. Start ripping Blu-ray ISO to iPhone 5S/5C.

Now you are ready to hit the “Convert” icon to start ripping. After it completes, click the “Open” button on program interface to locate the created MP4 file, and transfer the converted Blu-ray ISO image file to your new iPhone 5S/5C with iTunes.

Part Two. Manually Sync Movies to iPhone 5S/5C via iTunes 11

To put videos, music and photos to iPhone 5c, iTunes 11 is a must. You can download iTunes 11 and follow the steps below to put Video, DVD, Blu-ray movie to iPhone 5c. If you use manual syncing, you can sync items from more than one iTunes library to your iPhone 5c. Follow the instructions below to manually sync movies to iPhone 5c in iTunes 11.

1. Open iTunes 11, and press “File” -> “Add File to Library” to add movies to iTunes Library. Or just switch to Movie library, and drag the file to iTunes.



2. Connect iPhone 5S/5C with your Mac using the cable that came with your device.

3. Click the Summary button and select “Manually manage music and videos” (below Options).



4. Click the On This Device (your iPhone 5S/5C name) button.

5. Click Add To on the right side of the iTunes window.

6. Switch to Movies Drag items from the left side of the iTunes window to the pane on the right.



In this way you can sync Blu-ray ISO image files to iPhone 5S/5C as you like. The Pavtube Blu-ray Ripper for Mac supports latest released Blu-ray movies and rip Blu-ray/Blu-ray ISO to various video formats and codecs (MKV, AVI, MP4, WMV, M2TS, TS, Tivo, VOB, MPG, etc.) for playing, editing, burning, sharing, etc.

Tips: For Windows users, please download and try Blu-ray to iPhone 5S/5C Ripper.

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How to Sync SD/HD Videos and Movies to iPhone, iPod, iPad with iTunes?

Do you have some HD videos in MKV/AVI/WMV/MTS/MXF/MPG/Tivo/FLV format? You may downloaded then from YouTube, forum; be emailed from friends; or shot several videos by yourself. It’s really a good idea to put these videos onto your iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch so that you can watch or share them everywhere.

We all know iTunes would transfer audio files to AC3/AAC automatically when you drag and drop them directly; however, not all the videos are supported by iTunes. To sync MKV/AVI/WMV/MTS/MXF/MPG/Tivo/FLV to iTunes for iPhone/iPad/iPod, the most recommended solution is to convert them to MPEG-4/H.264 MP4, the most compatible format to playback on iPhone/iPad/iPod.


So here comes the problem: how do I transfer various HD videos and movies to iPad/iPod/iPhone with iTunes?

There’re several iOS Video Converters on the market; we really took some time to test and final combined out the best one with simple workflow, reliable video quality and rich functionality – the iPhone/iPod/iPad Video Converterfrom Pavtube Studio.

This is an all-in-one Video to iPad/iPhone/iPod Converter which integrates many presets for every model of your iDevices, fully support iPhone 5C/5S/5/4/4S/3GS, iPod Touch 5 and iPad 4/3/2/1 as well as iPad Mini.

At the time of writing, we found it’s on 20% OFF and it’s also works on Blu-ray/DVDs; that is to say, watching Blu-ray movie on iPad/iPhone/iPod. Bravo! It seems really great, don’t miss it!

Or you can download a free trial version here:

                 

Tutorial of converting HD videos to MP4 for iPad/iPhone/iPod

Step 1. Import videos to iOS Video Converter Ultimate.

Get this program installed, click the top left two icons to import files into it. We checked and found the first icon seems to be designed for importing Blu-ray and DVD; so if you want to input pure videos, click the second one.



Step 2. Choose MP4 as target format.

Click the drop-down list on the bottom, you will find various presets for different devices. No worries about choosing which one; you can submit your device model in the search box (on the bottom of the format list) to quick locate proper presets.

Step 3. Edit your video before conversion.(Optional)

Now back to the main interface, click the pencil-like edit icon on the top to open Video Editor as below:



In this Video Editor, you can trim, crop, add watermark/subtitles or edit audio of the source files.

You can also click “Settings” in the main interface to edit video size, bitrate, frame rate or sample rate all at your nees.

Step 4. Start conversion.

Click the red “Convert” to start converting MKV/AVI/WMV/MTS/MXF/MPG/Tivo/FLV or Blu-ray/DVD to your iPad/iPhone/iPod. It allows running up to 4 tasks simultaneously, the rest will be queued up. After the conversion, click “Open output folder” to locate converted video quickly.



TADA! Now we get the videos ready for transferring to iPad/iPhone/iPod, follow this link to learn how to do the transferring via iTunes:

• How to transfer the converted video to iPad/iPhone/iPod?

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Are you an iPhone 5S person or an iPhone 5C person?

An employee shows the the backside of a new Apple iPhone 5c (R) and iPhone 5s (L) at a Verizon store in Orem, Utah, Sept. 19,

As has become tradition in Apple kremlinology, techies have spent the past week trying to decipher what the "C" and the "S" stand for in Apple's new smartphones, the iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S.

Guesses both serious and sardonic for the proudly plastic, kaleidoscopic "C" include "cheap," "color" and "Chinese"; common wisdom says the "S" stands for "sensor" or "scanner" or "security."

My editor, however, had a different idea.

"Maybe C and S stand for ‘Class Struggle,'" he joked, after aggregating a list of dozens of Twitter users who had deemed the iPhone 5C "for poor people" after its unveiling.

Maybe Jason is right.

Sure as the iPhone 5 fades into obsolescence, Apple devotees know they're going to need new phones: the iPhone 5S or the iPhone 5C. What's less clear is which one. We could start retabulating the virtues of each one, but why bother? No one really needs help choosing between Apple's "forward-looking" 5S and the "colorful" 5C, both of which go on sale Friday.

Rather, put it this way: If you think you need help deciding — if you just want one more perfect article comparing the specs of the two phones — then you've already secretly decided: You're a 5S type.

Because 5S people love specs. They like to read about the 5S velocity, as speed-demons in earlier days might have shopped for Porsches. They savor the new camera numbers as if they were Diane Arbus, needing levels of pixelation not seen in nature. 5S people pore over and memorize the iPhone spec lists just so they can savor the glories of their pricey new phones in advance, and drop in pixel density and contrast ratio counts during early autumn dinner conversations.

By contrast, 5C types only ever needed one spec: $99.

The 5C crowd are people who till now considered iPhones either out of reach or overly precious. It makes sense that Apple has cast these 5C types as colorful — the multihued not-quite-middle-class identified with Rainbow Coalitions and, internationally, with the United Colors of Benetton.

(Not that the iPhone 5C is really as bargain-bin as some had expected, nor that the $100 discount will really make much of a financial difference over the course of a four-figure two-year contract. But there is no doubt that the iPhone 5C has been painted, fairly or not, as the "cheap" iPhone, of the pair.)

Moreover, 5C types are those of us who are happy with our iPhone 5 and, heck, our 4s or 4 or 3GS, too. We wish we didn't have to upgrade at all. We may even have been casting glances at the Apple off-ramp. So we're not going to get back in with Apple with the spec-manic 5S only to make the jump, months from now, to an HTC One or a Galaxy or to some other heretical artifact that wasn't even designed in California.

We are willing to put up with the infantilizing colors, with plastic phones that look like teething toys, in order not to be the dreaded spec people: pontificating to anyone who will listen about the speed and security of the 5S, conspicuously waving it about on the subway and in meetings, fingerprint-unlocking their devices not because they have anything to do on their phones, but because they enjoy the novelty, and the prestige.

Oh, but this sounds chippy. See what Apple has done? With its two phones, it has created a world where you either have to be a colorful clown — do I amuse you? — with that iPhone 5C, where you have to sign on to the fun of frugality; you can't just have a cheap phone that says, "This is all I can afford," which at least has some dignity to it.

At the same time, with dippy 5C, you renounce your right to be "forward-looking": an early adopter of the faster phone. Instead, you're upgrading — to a backward phone. And through your happy clown smile, you have to pretend you're not missing out! That you couldn't care less about the amazing, eye-popping camera or the hushed Jason Bourne palate of the muted, sophisticated thoroughbred, the iPhone 5S.

But if you get the 5S — well, you're the chick who had to have the best. Because her texts are world-historic and can't be left to slow, insecure phones. Or the gaudy plastic of her tartier 5C sisters.

This is how they divide us, these massive tech companies. How they create the illusion of an identity choice: print or e-book; high-def or standard; pro or free; s or c. 

Maybe in this mobile cycle, you could ask yourself what you need more of right now: money or specs. If you're going Apple, let the money/specs question guide you to the 5S (specs) or the 5C (money). And then just be quiet about it. Don't overthink; don't regret; and don't begrudge anyone else his choice. 

You may have bought in as a clear, confident act of self-expression, but that conceals the fact that you're just buying — and from the same company, for Pete's sake.

Source: YAHOO! News

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Apple launches iPhone 5S and 5C

Apple yesterday unveiled not one, but two new iPhones, the high-end iPhone 5S and a less expensive version known as the iPhone 5C.

Apple Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing at Phil Schiller speaks about the new iPhone 5C on September 10, 2013 (Note: the "free" iPhone 4S requires a 2-year telephone contract)

Apple will begin taking orders on Friday, and on September 20 the two devices will go on sale in the United States, Australia, Britain, China, France, Germany, Japan and Singapore.

According to Apple vice president Phil Schiller, the iPhone 5S is the "gold standard in smartphones". 

Schiller said the 5S model includes a speedier chip which brings up the computing power from 32 to 64 bits. 

"It has over a billion transistors in it," he said, adding that the device will be "about twice as fast in graphics and computing power and about 40 times faster than the original iPhone." 

The 5S will also have improved battery life, with some 10 hours of talk time, or 40 hours of music listening, Schiller added. 

Apple introduced a fingerprint sensor for the iPhone 5S, as a new security measure in place of passwords. 

 
Apple's new iPhone 5S features a fingerprint sensor has an upgraded camera, and contains an A7 chip.

"You can just press the home button to unlock your phone," Schiller said. "You can use it to authenticate iTunes purchases " 

Schiller added: "We have so much of our personal data on these devices and they are with us almost everyplace we go, so we have to protect them." 

The iPhone 5S also features a new "iSight" camera that uses a special flash designed to improve colour balance. 

The iPhone 5C is aimed at more budget-conscious consumers, including users in emerging markets like China and, yes, Thailand.

 
Apple Senior VP of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller shows off a green iPhone 5C. The new phone comes in a range of colours and will run on iOS 7.
 
The iPhone 5C with 16 gigabytes of memory has cut costs through the use of less expensive materials. The case is plastic rather than metal, for example. 

Apple insists however, that there have been no compromises in quality. 

"We took the same fanatical care with how the iPhone 5C feels in your hand," Ive said. 

The budget phone has a 4-inch Retina display and the same 8-megapixel rear camera and A6 processor as the iPhone 5. 

The "C" in the model name may stand for colour. Buyers now have five choices: lime green, white, yellow, red and bright blue. 

Story contains information from AFP.

Official Apple video for the iPhone 5C: