Showing posts with label best dvd player application. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best dvd player application. Show all posts

Saturday, June 14, 2014

Has Apple released whether the DVD Player application will be available on the iPad?




mothercary


I know it obviously won't be able to play DVD's, but there might be a way to connect a DVD player to it. This would be an alternative to filling up the small hard drive with iTunes library.


Answer
DVD support will never come to iPad and very soon it will disappear from many netbooks to make it lighter.

If you want more memory , there are plenty of apps available that streams video,audio from home computer over Wi-Fi or 3G. You don't have to be on the same network.

Besides, you can also get some memory on Box and Drop Box. Both have FREE apps for iphone/iPad.

DVD is in last phase of its life anyway.

NetBooks can never match the quality of iPad. Accelerometer based gaming interface with HD graphics makes it incredible. iWork is immaculate on it and it costs only $30. On netbooks MS Office cost somewhere near $115.

Thousand of wonderful apps make iPad a stupendous gadget. iPad has apps like YouTube,DailyMotion,Metacafe,TV.net and many thousand more. You can download files,Audio,Video,Books,Comics,.rar file,exe software right from iPad.
There are many apps available to download.
iPad is much more useful and than any netbook

You can watch full length movies,full episodes of TV shows, thousands of Animation movies and all kinds of video ONLINE for FREE.
You dont need FLASH support to play video content. R.I.P FLASH
All the websites are recoding video content in HTML 5.And iPad supports HTML 5

what is the best dvd player for mac?




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Answer
Do you mean DVD player software? Or a DVD drive?

Mac OS X comes with an application called DVD Player. VLC (free download) is also a good player.

If you mean DVD drive, I'm afraid I can't be of much help since all my Macs have built-in DVD drives.




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Saturday, September 7, 2013

How do you get rid of subtitles on DVD Player?

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oheyohey


I can't seem to get rid of the subtitles that appear every time I watch something on my mac with the application DVD Player. It is not the disk that is set up to have subtitles. Any ideas?


Answer
I guess this is an option to remove the subtitles on your player. You can right click the movie while player and it should give an an option there which says primary subtitle. Click no subtitle.

How do I convert karaoke cd+g to a video for a dvd player?




cherrymoon


I have a bunch of cd+g files on my computer but my drive won't burn cd+g.... Is there some way I can convert the cd+g files to video so that I could just burn it onto a dvd for use in a dvd player?

Are there any free application downloads to do this? Preferably for mac, but I can use windows too.



Answer
If your drive won't burn CD+G discs then it most likely won't read them which it would need to do in order to convert the song tracks to a video format.




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Wednesday, July 17, 2013

i accidentally deleted my DVD player for mac how can i get it back?

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sixties de


or what's a good free dvd player application? i need it badly. D:


Answer
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=120089
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

How do I transfer my videos to a disc that will play on my dvd player?




Laylow


My camcorder (protax hc700) records onto a memory card. I can upload the video files to my pc and onto a dvd+r but it does not play in my dvd player. It says disc error.


Answer
Check to see if the DVD player supports DVD+R media. It may require you using DVD-R or changing the booktype to DVD-R.

Also make sure your burning software finalizes the DVD.

Finally, check to see if your DVD player supports the output type from the camcorder. If the camcorder outputs Quicktime, for example and the DVD player does not support it, you may need to use a transcoder and burning application like Nero to convert the camcorder output to something that is recognized by the DVD player.




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