Guide on how to watch DVD movie on Google Nexus 7 tablet

by Adam Lautner IT engineer Nexus 7 tablet, the 1st tablet personal computer operating Android 4.1, was unveiled  at Google I/O on June 27, 2012 and released on June 13 in USA. Co-developed by Google and Asus, the Android tablet PC provides a 7" 1280*800 high definition back-lit IPS display (216 ppi), scratch-tolerant Corning glass, a quad-core Tegra 3 processor chip, NFC (Android Beam), 9 hours of high definition  video playing and $199 Cost. Nexus 7 is a Kindle fire killer and might get serious end user attention as an Android tablet unquestionably.

In addition to exploring Website pages, playing games and looking through Ebooks, playing DVD movies and videos on the HD display of Nexus 7 may be amongst the best ways to count your thumbs no matter when you are on a long cross-country journey or waiting for someone who's often late.

Just like other tablet PCs, Nexus 7 doesn’t have a DVD Drive inbuilt, so it’s unachievable to get DVD on Nexus 7 directly. You must wish to learn how to get it done and therefore the following manual will show you how to decrypt, split and turn DVD movies to Nexus 7 videos bit by bit.

What you need:
DVD Converter or DVD to Nexus 7 ripper;
DVDs that you would like to put on your Nexus 7;
PC with a DVD drive.

Step 1: Download the DVD to Nexus 7 decrypter here, install and launch it.

Step 2: Insert your DVD disc into the DVD drive, the DVD to Nexus 7 ripper will detect the disc automatically.

Step 3 (optional): Pick your favorite subtitle and audio track. Aside from that, you can also cut and crop the DVD video, add special effects & logo to the output video and join together a few titles into one file to satisfy your special needs.

Step 4: To get the output video supported by Nexus 7, modify the variables as below:
Format: MP4 video
Resolution: Keep original
Encoder: H.264

Tips and hints:
1. Due to the fact that the resolution of DVD is usually 720X480 (NTSC standard) or 720*576 (PAL standard) and converting to a higher resolution won't improve the output quality, it's strongly suggested to specify the resolution as the original.

2. There are a lot of free DVD ripping tools available on the Web, and Handbrake is the one that a lot of people recommend. Nonetheless, Handbrake can only cope with DVDs without copy restrictions. In truth, the majority of DVDs which you purchase or rent are with copy restrictions. So in case handbrake could not decrypt your DVDs, test the DVD to Nexus 7 converter presented.

Step 5: Rip and convert DVD to Nexus 7 video by clicking the “Start” button.

Step 6: Soon after the conversion is done, you can connect your Nexus 7 with your PC with USB wire and send the output DVD movie to your Nexus 7 for experiencing anywhere anytime.

Created on Aug 3rd 2012 09:12. Viewed 673 times.

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