This guide is to show you how to rip DVD for enjoying on widescreen TV via Apple TV with Pavtube DVD to Apple TV
Converter. The converter, which is one of best DVD to Apple TV transcoding tool, is very easy of use. Follow this
guide and you will learn how to proceed the conversion with simply a few clicks. Now let’s step through the
conversion.
Step One. Run DVD to Apple TV Converter and
load DVD.
Launch Pavtube DVD to Apple TV Converter for Mac and the interface below will pop up. The source DVD movie
could be loaded either directly from the disc or ISO image file. Click ‘DVD Folder’ to import movie from DVD. All the
chapters are listed in the file list area and checked by default. You could double-click on a chapter if you would like
to preview it. Right below the file list area there are ‘Subtitle’ and ‘Audio’ option where you can specify subtitle and
audio track. (Note that some chapters have no subtitle or audio). Make sure all your desired chapters are checked.
Also, you may uncheck those unwanted chapters like titles and menus.
Step 2: Set Output format.
Click on “Format” bar to specify output format. Follow ‘Apple TV’ and select a proper format from the list. Here you
will find MPEG-4 512*384(*.mp4), MPEG-4 720*432(*.mp4), H.264 720*480 AAC (*.mp4), H.264 AAC 1280*720
(*.mp4). Typically I would recommend you to choose H.264 AAC 1280*720(*.mp4) for your HD TV so as to save
space and fit for the screen.
If you’d like to further customize video and audio parameters, please click “Settings” button. Here you could adjust
video codec, audio codec, frame rate, bit rate, video size, audio channels. For instance, you can change the video
bit rate to 5000kbps, audio bit rate 160kbps for better output quality, or input 960*540 as video size. Do not forget to
click on “OK” to confirm your settings.
In ‘Export to’ box you could specify destination for the converted file.
Step 3: Start ripping DVD to Apple TV.
Click on “Convert” button to start
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