However, all of the video sharing sites doesn’t support DVD video format. If you have some nice DVD movies and want to share online with others, you have to convert DVD to other format like FLV, MP4, WebM, or other format compatible with the site.
To do so, a DVD ripping software is essential. Here the Pavtube Bytecopy is recommended to you. This DVD ripping tool can rip any encrypted DVDs and convert DVD to FLV, MP4, WMV, WebM, MOV, AVI or other popular formats. For some video size and length limited sites, the built-in editor also allows you to extract DVD clips easily and conveniently. Learn more about this software ...
YouTube supports video formats
YouTube supports a wide rang of video formats including MP4, FLV, WEBM, WMV, AVI, MOV, etc. but VOB is excluded. Also it only accepts videos that are shorter than 10 minutes and smaller than 1G. So if you want to upload video to YouTube with best video quality and minimal size, you should do something about your video before uploading. I did some researches and have figured out how to balance the video size and quality for uploading videos to YouTube. For your reference:
Video container: MP4
Video codec: H.264 (The H.264 provides a better video quality in a smaller file size comparing the MPEG-4 codec)
Audio codec: MP3 or AAC (stereo channel)
Video resolution: 640x480 SD quality video with 4:3 or 1290x720 HD quality video with 16:9 widescreen
Frame rate: 24 frames or better
Now download the right version of the program and follow the guide below.
To do so, a DVD ripping software is essential. Here the Pavtube Bytecopy is recommended to you. This DVD ripping tool can rip any encrypted DVDs and convert DVD to FLV, MP4, WMV, WebM, MOV, AVI or other popular formats. For some video size and length limited sites, the built-in editor also allows you to extract DVD clips easily and conveniently. Learn more about this software ...
YouTube supports video formats
YouTube supports a wide rang of video formats including MP4, FLV, WEBM, WMV, AVI, MOV, etc. but VOB is excluded. Also it only accepts videos that are shorter than 10 minutes and smaller than 1G. So if you want to upload video to YouTube with best video quality and minimal size, you should do something about your video before uploading. I did some researches and have figured out how to balance the video size and quality for uploading videos to YouTube. For your reference:
Video container: MP4
Video codec: H.264 (The H.264 provides a better video quality in a smaller file size comparing the MPEG-4 codec)
Audio codec: MP3 or AAC (stereo channel)
Video resolution: 640x480 SD quality video with 4:3 or 1290x720 HD quality video with 16:9 widescreen
Frame rate: 24 frames or better
Now download the right version of the program and follow the guide below.
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Easiest Solution to Upload DVDs - Convert DVD to a Compatible Format
Step1. Install the Pavtube Bytecopy and launch it after inserting DVD disc. Then choose“Load DVD”.
Step2. Choose output format.
Since you want to upload DVD to Vimeo, you can go to “Format” drop-down menu to pick up Vimeo accepted format, here I recommend you “Flash Video > FLV H.264 (*.flv)“. Finally start the conversion and then go get a cup of coffee (conversion takes time).
Aiming to improve customers' experience and product improvements, Pavtube Studio recently launched its new official website - multipelife.com.Along with the new website, Pavtube has migrated its all BD/DVD Copying & Ripping software products to the new site, fantastic discounts waiting for you:
More detailed information is published on prweb.com.
Easiest Solution to Upload DVDs - Convert DVD to a Compatible Format
Step1. Install the Pavtube Bytecopy and launch it after inserting DVD disc. Then choose“Load DVD”.
Step2. Choose output format.
Since you want to upload DVD to Vimeo, you can go to “Format” drop-down menu to pick up Vimeo accepted format, here I recommend you “Flash Video > FLV H.264 (*.flv)“. Finally start the conversion and then go get a cup of coffee (conversion takes time).
Tips: How to use the "Split" function?
First, Check the file that you want to split, then choose the option "Split selected task".
When the Video Split window pops up, tick off "Enable > Split file size (MB)", and either enter the desired maximum size of each file chunk or choose an appropriate size from the available drop down option.
Click "Ok" and back to the main interface. With the conversion processed, the video file will be cut automatically. Finally, you wil get multiple video files.
Step3. Press “Convert”button to begin the conversion. You can upload the new version video to YouTube after it finishes.
First, Check the file that you want to split, then choose the option "Split selected task".
When the Video Split window pops up, tick off "Enable > Split file size (MB)", and either enter the desired maximum size of each file chunk or choose an appropriate size from the available drop down option.
Click "Ok" and back to the main interface. With the conversion processed, the video file will be cut automatically. Finally, you wil get multiple video files.
Step3. Press “Convert”button to begin the conversion. You can upload the new version video to YouTube after it finishes.
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It's really a helpful post. Maybe below guide can give you another train of thought on how to convert dvd to vimeo.
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