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Spb Mobile DVD SP 1.2.5 - Convert DVD to Your SP Device
Spb Software
.tbl_stat{font-size:100%;} SPB Mobile DVD is a desktop application providing you with a quick and easy way to convert DVDs and video files to the mobile format with the highest possible speed and true real-time preview. SPB Mobile DVD Features: Fastest possible conversion speed Adjustable quality with real-time preview No additional software needed on Smartphone DVD and video file sources Conversion to both WMV and XVID formats Possibility to convert entire movie or only some part Dual core CPU support Support for slow 200MHz Smartphone devices qVGA, VGA and square screen support How It Works Insert your DVD disk and choose "Convert DVD to Mobile Device" in the appeared AutoPlay. Follow wizard instructions. You can just use the default settings suitable in most cases or adjust the parameters like output format, stretching mode and quality if necessary. Insert storage card with the movie to your Smartphone and watch converted video on a Smartphone. Fast Conversion SPB Mobile DVD is optimized for the fastest possible video converting on all one core, hyper-threading and dual core processors. The following table can give you idea about conversion speed depending on settings: Computer Movie Length Resolution Format Time Conv. Speed Pentium D, 3GHz Toy Story 2 92 min 320x240 XVID 14 min 6.4 x real-time Pentium 4, 3GHz Toy Story 2 92 min 320x240 XVID 18 min 5.0 x real-time >Pentium 4, 3GHz Toy Story 2 92 min 320x240 WMV 26 min 3.5 x real-time (Please note that conversion speed depending on computer configuration and codecs installed on your PC) Optimized Output Video Size When you select quality SPB Mobile DVD will automatically show what will be output movie size. Or you can choose output movie size and SPB Mobile DVD will automatically choose the best quality to fit the output file in that size. The following table can give you idea about approximate output movie size depending on settings: Movie Length Resolution Format FPS Quality Size Toy Story 2 92 min 320x240 WMV 20 FPS Acceptable 120 M Toy Story 2 92 min 320x240 WMV 20 FPS Good 192 M Live Preview & WYSIWYG See the expected result before the conversion starts quite the way it will be seen on your mobile device. It is especially important when trying to find a compromise between quality and file size. Real-time video quality preview WYSIWYG zoom and crop choosing Conversion Options Variety of options makes SPB Mobile DVD an application for everybody's needs. For conversion you can choose: Audio language Subtitle mode and language Convert entire movie or only a part Output video format (WMV or XVID) Output resolution FPS Zooming and cropping modes Quality or file size Watching Video on Your Smartphone Video files generated by SPB Mobile DVD is specially optimized for playback on Smartphone. Even if you have a slow 200MHz Smartphone device you can watch movies without lost frames if they are converted with WMV 20FPS or XVID 25FPS. The best format for 320x240 Smartphones would be XVID - you can watch high quality video without lost frames.
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