How to play DVDs on iPhone6/5S/5C/5/4S: a complete step-by-step guide for you all.

1. How to Convert DVD for iPhone6/5S/5C/5/4S
Flawlessly?
Is there a good way to enjoy DVD movies on iPhone including the latest iPhone? Is
there some program helping me out of the trouble that I couldn‟t watch some new
DVDs on my iPhone? If you asked the same question, this post will help you a great
deal. All you need is a professional DVD to iPhone Converter. Although you can search
by yourself on the Internet, but it will take much time. So here I „d like to share my way
to convert DVD to iPhone at faster speed and with high quality.
Rumors have suggested that Apple could produce two versions of the iPhone 6 in two
different sizes ranging from 4.7 to 5.7 inches. It will be the summer or fall of 2014.
Apparently, Apple always announces the release of new products around September
every year. Some features are rumored such as larger display, unlimited solar energy
for iPhone 6.longer battery life, and new capacitive Home Button with improved Touch
ID sensor.
Convert DVD to iPhone 6 for Convenient Playback
What do you want to enjoy first after you get your new iPhone 6? Watching high
definition videos and movies is a good one. However, just the same as other smart
phones, the new iPhone will not have a DVD drive. So if you‟re a movie fan and want to
watch DVD on iPhone 6 when on the road, you‟d better copy DVD to iPhone 6 instead
of carrying five or six DVDs with you. Besides, it‟s also a good way to prevent some
previous DVD discs from scratched and damaged due to repeat use.
What‟s the best DVD ripper on the market now? You can see related
recommendations and posts full of the web. But do you really get a good one? I guess

2. not till you try DVD Video Converter which provides best solution DVD/video converting
field. Don‟t believe? Wait and see.
Best Way to Convert and Rip protected DVDs to iPhone 6
DVD Video Converter is keeping pace with the latest technology of DVD
encryption. It can automatically recognize all DVD region codes and rip 99% protected
DVDs, including Disney, Paramount, Sony, Universal Studios, etc. Moreover, it fully
supports multi-drives including virtual drives and USB drives as well as quickly
recognize DVD contents in multiple DVD drives within 1 second.
3 Easy Steps to Transfer DVD to iPhone 6
Note: Now please make sure you‟ve downloaded the latest version of DVD Video
Converter. Install it on your computer. The supported OS includes Windows 8, 7, Vista,
XP, 2003, 2000 and Windows NT4.
Step 1: Insert DVD to the computer DVD-ROM drive. Open the program
and you’ll see a friendly and intuitive interface. Press “Load DVD”. The DVD
contents of all your drives including virtual and USB drives are recognized
immediately.

3. Select the DVD movie you want to watch on iPhone 6.
Note: The correct main title is auto-selected. Besides, you are able to add SRT and
ASS subtitles or just select its original subtitles.
Step 2: Open the output format dropdown list. Select iPhone 6 MP4
format as output format.
Note: If you‟re experienced, you can also control your own settings. Click
the”Settings” button in the lower-right corner. Change the parameters like encoder,
resolution, bit rate, sample rate, etc and click “Save as” for future use.

4. Step 3: Simply click “Run”.
After conversion, sync or transfer the DVD movies you have converted to your new
iPhone.
About CBR
CBR is short for Constant Bit Rate. It‟s an encoding method that keeps the bit rate
the same as opposed to VBR which varies the bit rate. CBR processes audio faster than
VBR due to its fixed bit rate value. The downside to a fixed bit rate is that the files that
are produced are not as optimized for quality vs. storage as VBR. For example, if there
is a quiet section in a music track that doesn‟t require the full bit rate to produce good
quality sound then CBR will still use the same value - thus wasting storage space. The
same is true for a complex sounds; if the bit rate is too low then quality will suffer.
VBR is short for Variable Bit Rate and is an encoding method that enables the bitrate of
an audio file to dynamically increase or decrease.