Best solution for iPad entertainment
The iPad Converter converts videos, DVD and blu-ray movies to optimized video and audio formats especially for iPad, ranges from SD to HD formats with optional resolutions.
Crack and Rip DVD/ blu-ray from both the disc and image file
Pavtube iPad Converter could directly rip blu-ray discs, protected DVDs, standard DVDs, blu-ray/ DVD folder, and DVD ISO/ IFO image file to hard drive without the assisting of any decryption software.
Special focus on High-definition videos
High-definition videos can be compressed to common video or re-coded into other formats and retain HD quality. What’s more, deinterlacing facility is provided for eliminating the interlacing lines of HD footages taken with camcorders.
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Full support for TiVo shows to iPad Conversion
The powerful iPad Converter could decrypt *.tivo files, trim out commercials and trans-code the *.tivo files to iPad compatible formats and other video formats (*.wmv, *.mpg, *.avi etc) for burning.
Convert animated images to video files at ease
With iPad Converter you will have more fun with animated pictures (GIF image) by converting them to short video files.
Multi-task operation and batch conversion
The iPad Converter is multitask-based and supports batch conversion, this means you can load in videos, DVD and blu-ray movie and convert/ rip them at one time.
Super high converting/ ripping speed
Its advanced coding technology accelerates the conversion speed to great extent. With this iPad Converter for PC, you can convert videos, DVDs, Blu-Ray discs much faster than other similar tools.
Ability to merge files together and trim out unwanted clips
With 'Merge into one' function, video clips, DVD and blu-ray movie can be merged into one file when it is necessary. With 'Trim' function, you can easily cut the selected file to any length and get rid of commercials, titles, header, trailer, etc.
Capture still images as you wish
Pavtube iPad Converter not only lets you preview the video, but also makes it easy enough for you to take snapshot- simply with one click. You may also change the images to favorable format at specified size.
Customizable A/ V settings
For better vision effects, you can customize the video by adjusting the advanced audio and video parameters such as bit rate, frame rate, video size to meet your requirements.
Auto-shutdown facility
When working with large videos and blu-ray discs, a lot of time is consumed in producing the final video files. iPad Converter conveniently shuts down your PC on completion, saving valuable power and time.
- Operating System: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/Windows 7
- DirectX Version: 9.0 or above
- Memory: 128MB at least
- Processor: Intel Pentium Ⅲ processor at 500 MHz
- Hard Disc Space: 512MB or above
- Optical drive: DVD-ROM (BD-ROM is required for ripping blu-ray disc).
Input files |
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Blu-ray disc, standard DVD, |
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Video files |
Blu-ray folder, DVD folder, DVD image file, Video formats (*.ts, *.mts, *.m2ts, *.tp, *.trp, *.mov, *.mod, *.tod, *.dv, *.vob, *.m2v, *.tivo, *.avi,*.divx, *.mpg, *.mp4, *.m4v, *.mov, *.qt, *.wmv, *.asf, *.3gp, *.3g2, *.rm, *.rmvb, *.dat *.mkv, *.nut, *.nsv, *.flv, *.f4v, *h.264) |
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| Audio files | Audio formats (*.m4a, *.wma, *.wav, *.mp3, *.mp2, *.au, *.flac, *.mka, *.aac, *.ac3, *.ogg, *.aiff, *.ra, *.ram, *.dts) |
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Output files |
Video | iPad-oriented video formats (iPad HD Video 1280*720, iPad H.264 Video 768*576, iPad MPEG-4 Video640*480) and other common video formats (*.avi, *.wmv, *.asf, *.mpg, *.mp4, *.3gp, *.3g2, *.mov, *.mkv, *.m4v) |
| Audio | iPad-compatible audio formats (*.mp3, *.aac, *.wma, *.flac, *.aiff) and other common audio formats (*.m4a, *.wav, *.ogg, *.ac3, *.au, *.mp2, *.mka) |
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Work well on TiVo to iPad ConversionI use Pavtube for coverting TiVo videos for my iPad. It works very well and I haven't really had any problems. Conversion speed seems fine and the videos look good on the iPad. I saw Pavtube mentioned in the TiVo forums as a good way to convert for the iPad so I decided to try it. It's much better than TiVo's converter. （Mike N.） 24, June, 2010 |
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Fast and easy to useThe software works very well and I find that the speed of the conversion is good. I am not having any problems with the software at the present time. I cannot think of any improvements that need to be made at the present time. 2009.7.17 |
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Works great and satisfy your needsI have downloaded the updated version per the instructions. All seems to be working fine now. I found your software through a search engine (MSN) and compared it to 3 others with the trial versions prior to selecting Pavetube to buy. Overall, I am satisfied with the product. 2009.3.12 |
- Q: What are the differences between the trial version and the retail version?
A: A trail version converts videos with watermark (the logo of Pavtube) on the screen and asks if you would like to purchase at each run while a retail version allows you to use freely without putting on watermark. As a customer of Pavtube, you will be reminded to update the software whenever a new version is released. The update is free of charge for lifetime. Besides, your emails will be attended at the first time, your advice and requirements will be much valued when we upgrade the software.
- Q: My videos were recorded by my HD camcorder, there are many stripes and noises on the picture after conversion, why should this happen?
A: Some footages are taken under interlacing mode, and this lead to stripes and lines on the screen. To eliminate the lines, you may follow ‘Edit’ menu-> ‘Effect’ tab and check ‘Deinterlacing’ box before conversion. As to the noise, when you apply the special effect mode “Simple Gauss Blur” from the drop-down list, the noise will be reduced greatly.
- Q: My widescreen movies (16x9) aren't staying widescreen after conversion. I don't want the video to be stretched and made taller. What can I do?
A: Simply click ‘Settings’ button and set the Video Size to sizes by ratio of 16*9 (eg. 1920*1080, 1280*720, 960*540) before converting the movie.
- Q: Does the software handle HD Audio such as DTS MA, or Dolby True HD Dolby? Is there any way to create TrueHD and DTS MA?
A: Our product allows you to import the True HD and DTS MA audio, but outputs up to AAC/ AC3 5.1 Channels surround sound only. You can get TrueHD or DTS MA audio only when using "Full Disk Copy" option backing up a blu-ray disc which contains TrueHD or DTS MA audio.
- Q: I have just downloaded the new update for the software, do I need to uninstall my older version prior installing the new one or I just install the new application on top of the old one. Please advice.
A: You are encouraged to uninstall the older version in the first place. However, you might also install the new update on top of the older version.
- Q: I have purchased the software but it won't take the code I have. What should I do?
A: Please remove the trial version and then download the retail version from your registration download link. Install the retail version, copy and paste your registration code to the register field. Notice that you should not leave any space before the code.
- Q: How can I set the output file name?
A: Please find the column named ‘Destination File’ on file list. Double click the output name and then you can type in desired output file name.
- Q: I’d like to eliminate black bars (edges) from the movie, what should I do?
A: Click ‘Edit’ button to enter into the edit panel and switch to the Crop tab, then just drag the dashed frame on the video screen of the original preview window to cut off the unwanted parts to get the right aspect ratio you need.
- Q: A disk I was testing had over 100 files in the folder and it was a pain to just select the two files I wanted. Is there any way for me to uncheck all the files that are pre-selected?
A: Right-click on file list area to select “Check all” and “Uncheck all”. Or check/ uncheck the box in info bar, on the upper left of the main interface.
- Q: I am trying to capture a still picture from a video clip to use as a song background. Is it possible?
A: Yes. You can double-click the file and preview it with the app, under the preview window there is a ‘Snapshoot’ button. Click the button when it plays to the frame you would like to capture. And you can locate the thumbnails by clicking the ‘Open’ button next to ‘Snapshoot’ button.
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Date: Aug 4, 2010 (v3.4)
- The performance of audio and video synchronization has been improved.
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Date: July 19, 2010 (v 3.4)
- Added Force Subtitle option for blu-ray and DVD ripping.
- Refined the interface design of Profile Manager.
- Fixed for crash issue and some other bugs.
- Now identifies interlaced videos and applies deinterlacing facility to these videos by default.
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Date: Jun 28, 2010 (v1.0)
- Refined GUI to be more user-friendly.
- Added check/ uncheck all option.
- Fixed some bugs.
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Date: May 27, 2010 (v1.0)
- Added full support to the latest blu-ray movies (e.g. Avatar).
- Added searching option and customer review box in Profile Manager.
- Date: May 21, 2010 (v1.0)
– New release.
