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Mac Solution: Transfer 1080p/720p HD Videos and Movies to Kindle Fire for playback

MultimediaExpert — Thu, 23 May 2013 09:01:51 GMT

Nowadays, it is convenient for us to take tablet PCs with us. We can connect the Wi-Fi or Wireless Internet to get information from all over the world and keep in touch with the world. Why we need such a portable device since that smart phones can replace it with the same functions? Before the announcement of iPad, tablet PC is not so popular in digital market. And now, Kindle Fire from Amazon comes with other tablet products to complete with iPad. Can Kindle Fire play 1080p 720p HD videos and movies? If the answer is yes, many people would give up their plans and change to buy Kindle Fire instead of iPad.

However, it proves that Kindle Fire is no better than iPad in playing 1080p 720p HD videos. So this leads many people to think about a solution to make 1080p 720p HD videos compatible with Kindle Fire. Someone would like to transport these videos to Kindle Fire and play them with a third-party media player. In fact, some media player can support MKV playing on Kindle Fire, but the playing would be filled with choppy and sometimes it crashes during the playing process. What is the best way to get Kindle Fire compatible 1080p 720p HD videos?

Perhaps you can try to Mac convert 1080p 720p HD videos for Kindle Fire with an effective Mac video to Kindle Fire converter. Pavtube Video Converter for Mac is just a great one. And it is more than a video converter, it is also a useful MKV editor on Mac and enables you edit videos on Mac with simple edit buttons. Below will give you some tips on how to transcode 1080p 720p HD videos to MP4 format.

After importing source videos to the Mac video to Kindle Fire converter, you should select output format for your MKV videos. Click on the format bar, and then follow �HD Video� > �MPEG-4 HD video (*.mp4)�. The program allows you merge videos for Kindle Fire, you can check the merge into one file option and the selected files will be exported in one video file.

Then you need set advanced settings. To convert video files to Kindle Fire on Mac, you are allowed to click �Settings� button to adjust audio and video parameters, including size, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate and audio channel.

At last, you need start to convert video to Kindle Fire by clicking �Convert� button. When conversion is finished, you can click �Open� button to get the final output files. By then you are ready to enjoy 1080p/720p videos on Kindle Fire.

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transfering pictures to KHDF

ssilliman — Wed, 22 May 2013 18:00:36 GMT

Can I use a sd card from my camera and put the pictures straight on my Fire?
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Swype-like app for Kindle Fire?

KenIsaacson — Wed, 22 May 2013 17:23:01 GMT

I use Swype on my Droid Razr, and would love a similar app on my Kindle Fire. Swype doesn't work there, though. Are there any similar apps?

Thanks.
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DVD to Kindle Fire - Rip and convert DVD movies for Kindle Fire playing

MultimediaExpert — Wed, 22 May 2013 08:55:06 GMT

Kindle Fire euipped with a 7 inch display in resolution 1024*600, 1GHz TI OMAP dual-core CPU, 512MB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage. In terms of hardware, it�s not as powerful as Apple�s iPad or other android tablets.

However, the Kindle Fire�s reasonable price, together with the potential of widespread Android app support, makes the device an enticing option, especially for families who want to give a tablet to the kids.

When you have a long journey, you may need to do something to kill the time or make the kids be quiet. I think the first choice is watching films. The kindle Fire is easy to carry, we just need to think about how to put movies on Kindle Fire.

The following article will talk about converting DVD movies to Kindle Fire via Pavtube DVD Ripper. I take this tool, because it�s designed based on Nvidia CUDA technology, and my computer just use Nvidia video card, so the conversion speed will much faster. Now, please follow me to operate.

Step 1. Download and install this DVD to Kindle Fire converter on your computer. After that, run it and load your DVD disc.

Step 2. Choose output format for Kindle Fire. Click on �Format�, from drop down list, you will easily find the �Android� category. Here �Amazon Kindle Fire H.264 (*.mp4)� is recommended. This profile is designed for Kindle Fire.

Step 3. Start the DVD conversion.

When the conversion finished, copy the converted movie to Kindle Fire, Then you can view DVD movies on Kindle Fire. Hope this post helps.

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The Easiest Guide: 1080p 720p MKV movies playing on Kindle Fire

MultimediaExpert — Tue, 21 May 2013 08:41:26 GMT

For most people, tablet is used for watching movies. Kindle Fire is enough to meet our demand. It has a 7 inch display with resolution 1024*600. So the playback won�t be too bad. But it still has format limitation. According to reviews, It only supports mp4, vp8. The most popular MKV videos can�t be played by it.

In order to play mkv videos on Kindle Fire, a professional Kindle Fire Video Converter or Mac Kindle Fire Video Converter will be needed. Pavtube Video Converter is an ideal one, which has the power to fast convert MKV to H.264 MP4 for Kindle Fire with quality lossless. The following article will show you how to make it.

After the installation of this MKV to Kindle Fire converter.

* Add your mkv files. This tool supports batch processing. You can import multiple mkv videos.
* Choose the best video format to Kindle Fire. Click on �Format -> Android -> Amazon Kindle Fire H.264 (*.mp4)�. As follows:

* Start this mkv to Kindle Fire conversion.

When the process is done, transfer the converted video to Kindle Fire, Then you can watch MKV videos on Kindle Fire smoothly.

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anthonyjames — Mon, 20 May 2013 22:40:32 GMT

hello all.

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Rip 1080p Blu-ray movies to Kindle Fire

MultimediaExpert — Mon, 20 May 2013 08:51:50 GMT

Currently, Blu-ray disc movies has become more and more popular with movie fans. With the use of advanced video and audio codecs will offer consumers an unprecedented HD experience.

If you are also a Kindle Fire user, you may want to rip Blu-ray m2ts movies for Kindle fire playback. While Kindle Fire only supports limited formats, can�t play M2TS files. Just ripping isn�t enough. You have to rip and convert Blu-ray 1080p files to Kindle Fire compatibled format. Here, i recommend you h.264 mp4. Accroding to my own experience, It�s the best video format to Kindle Fire, pretty good viewing experience.

To make it, a professional Blu-ray ripping tool is necessary. By comparing, i chose Pavtube Kindle Fire Blu-ray Ripper. Because it also can handle DVD movies. i have a large number of DVD discs to deal with. At first, please make sure such a tool installed on your computer. Here i also installed a patch, the patch is designed for users to get new presets of latest devices. i suggest you installing it.

As a beginner, you may be confused about how to operate this tool. Don�t worry. The next, i will share you my own steps with you.

First, of course, you should open this Blu-ray 1080p to Kindle Fire converter. Then load your Blu-ray disc into this program. Blu-ray ISO files also can be handled well.

Then, the most important step, choose the Kindle fire video format. If you have installed the patch, this step is rather simple. Click on �Format�, you will see a long list, choose the �Android� category. You can easily find the �Amazon Kindle Fire H.264 (*.mp4)�.

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dvdcatalyst — Sun, 19 May 2013 18:09:24 GMT

Hi,

Thank you for reading DVD Catalyst Newsletter 104.

As I mentioned on Facebook and Google+ last Friday, my wife has been in the hospital. As a result, the last 2 weeks have been quite hectic for me, and this newsletter will be a bit different.

Tech News:

Usually I include some tech-news, and some tools4movies.com site activity and status updates on my apps, but aside from answering email support questions, the majority of my time was spent in the hospital alongside my wife, so I haven't kept up with the tech websites that much.

Google I/O:

The biggest thing in tech the last 2 weeks was of course Google I/O. The yearly Google spectacle where the next Android version is mentioned, new Nexus device(s), and of course Google Glass.

This year, aside from the announcement of a "Nexus" Galaxy S4 model, the main focus of Google I/O was more on social rather than hardware. Google Talk got replaced by Hangouts, which in turn integrates better with Google+. In addition to that, Google announced a Pandora/iRadio/Spotify version of its own with a monthly subscription service for unlimited music, and many of the core-apps got updated as well.Rather than releasing a full Android update, Google decided to update the apps instead, so there is no wait on (slow) device manufacturers for an update for their customers, which is pretty cool I think.

Blackberry Live:

Also this week, Blackberry had its yearly Blackberry event. After years of losing market share to Google and Apple, and recently even from Microsoft, it is finally getting some momentum back. Now with around 120.000 apps in the Blackberry World store, it is catching up very fast, and with its soon to be released for Android and iOS Blackberry Messenger(BBM) app, it might be able to get some of its lost customers back.

As many of you know, I am still very fond of the way Blackberry's operating system works on the Playbook, and I am eagerly awaiting further developments from Blackberry.

Tools4Movies News:

The last 2 weeks, I've spent the majority of my time in the hospital to support my wife. Of course work never stops, so I have kept up with support questions, but with everything going on, I haven't done any work on the website or app development.

Since this isn't the first time it happened, and (I hope not) it will likely happen again, I figured it might be interesting to share a bit of what is going on.

For quite some time, my wife has been experiencing health issues. A chronic fever early in her life affected her heart and lungs, and the last couple of years, things have been progressing more and more.

She has developed COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) in her lungs, and a bad Mitral valve in her heart, and the combination of the 2 causes atrial fibrillation (irregular heart rate) and tachycardia (accelerated heart rate).

No strokes or heart attacks (knock on wood), but for her, even something as simple as getting up from a chair and walking a few steps tends to result in her heart rate going up to about 150 beats per minute and her oxygen level going down to the low 80%. Usually standing still or sitting down helps in bringing things back to normal.
a bit over 2 weeks ago, early (5am) morning, her heart rate went up because of a bathroom trip, and this time it didn't went down. When she came out of the bathroom, her heart rate increased to about 150, and continued to fluctuate between 140 and 170.

The same thing happened to her back in January, but back then it was a bit more severe, with her heart rate exceeding 200 bpm.

Back then, they slowed her heart rate down with medicine, and did a procedure of restarting her heart to bring it back in a normal rhythm.

This time, it was still high, but at 170, it was quite a bit less than before, but still quite severe. Early morning, it started, and she ended up being taken to the hospital by ambulance.

It took a few days for the medicines to kick in, but they managed to get it under control, and after they got a lot of fluid out of her, she started to improve a lot.

In January, things were a bit confusing as to what was causing it, but this time, partially thanks to the longer stay in the hospital, things are more clear.

The main issue for her is the mitral valve, which needs to be replaced, but unfortunately, in her current condition, surgery is not an option. A lot of work needs to be done still on her end. A major change of diet, a lot more movement and exercise, and she has to keep the fluid-build-up to a minimum.

Right now she is doing quite good. Before, walking a few feet resulted in her heart rate jumping 50, from 90 to 140 in a matter of seconds, but now she can actually walk 100 feet without raising her heart rate as much as 5. Hopefully this will remain.

Thoughts:

With my stay in the hospital, I've tried to continue to work. I have a (crazy) amount of different gadgets and devices, so while I was staying with her in the hospital, I was able to turn it into somewhat of a testing ground for me to see what would work best.

The main functionality I needed was email. Just about everything I have can do email, but I use some features of Gmail that make it a bit easier for me, and these are non-functional on email clients on devices or accessible through a mobile web browser.

In addition to email, I was hoping I would be able to do some development as well, so a device with a desktop operating system, capable of running my development tools, was my first choice.

Surface Pro:

The first thing I drug with me was the Surface Pro. It is the most powerful portable device I have, and with it running a full desktop version of Windows, it would enable me to do a bit more than just answer support emails.

I already have it setup with development tools, and it even has a couple of my favorite games on it so it was a natural choice.

Unfortunately, I ran into issues when answering my first email. The type-keyboard I was using had serious lag. While typing my response, multiple characters and even full words were skipped, forcing me to start over and type slower.

I can type at a reasonable speed, but I'm not THAT fast, so the lag was something that surprised me.

Then there was the setup itself. The kick-stand and the keyboard are nice when you are using a table or a flat surface of some sort, but trying to use 2 chairs, one to sit on, and another for a work-area, it doesn't work well. It took a bit of molding with a pillowcase to get the keyboard to sit on a flat area, and the kickstand has a fixed angle that didn't work well.

So I ended up with a pillow behind it to get it to a somewhat comfortable level.

(update: yesterday, I did some work with the Surface Pro, and ran into the same issue. I noticed it had some updates available (including a new firmware) and after I did those, the keyboard worked just fine.)

Vaio P:

So, the next day, I grabbed my Vaio P.

Just like the Surface Pro it runs a full desktop operating system, and it actually works quite well with typing. The size and weight are just about perfect for doing support emails, and the screen resolution is enough to be able to do some development.

Unfortunately, it is dirt-slow.

I don't have the Vaio-P setup for development (before the Surface comparison article I posted a few weeks ago, I had it in its box for a while), so I just wanted to use it for answering emails, but even at that, it was unusable (which is likely the reason why I never did set it up for development).

I use Google Chrome for my work, and usually when I answer emails, I have 2 tabs open. One with the email itself, and another with either my website in order to pull a link from there that answers the question, or another email display for me to pull up the order confirmation of the person. But, 2 tabs on Chrome is enough to bring the Vaio P down to a stop.

Surface RT:

The rest of the week, I ended up using the Surface RT, without any keyboard. I was stuck using Internet Explorer instead of Chrome, but the version on the Surface RT is almost identical to that of the non-RT version, and actually supports the extra email features I use.

The keyboard covers do work fine with the Surface RT, but I found that it was easier to use it as a tablet rather than a laptop, and was perfectly fine using the on-screen keyboard, and as a bonus, I had a bit more freedom than I had with the other 2 systems due to battery-life.
During the evenings, the Surface RT proved its worth to me as well. She loves her iPad 3, and she was playing with that for the majority of the time, but in order for me to put some movies on it for her, I needed to take it home. With the Surface RT, that is a lot easier.

I put a bunch of my wife's favorite movies on a memory card, and whenever she wanted she just grabbed the Surface RT to watch the movies, and for me to fill it up for her just involved filling up a different memory card and bringing it with me.

Tips:

Health App:

One of the nurses who assisted my wife pointed out something interesting. He noticed our Android phones, so he directed us to an app called Fooducate.

The app has a barcode-scanner, and it compares food products. When you are in the store, you scan a product, and it shows you the good and bad things in it. In addition to that, it brings up a couple of alternatives with different ratings.

If you are picking apple sauce for example, scan one, and it will show you different ones that are more healthy.

Of course we haven't had much time yet to play with it, but we will be putting it to good use when we are getting groceries.

They have an app for Apple and Android. More information can be found here:
Fooducate | eat a bit better

Content:

Unfortunately, my wife's health issues have been going on for a while, and will continue as well. If there is one thing that I have learned over these last years is that anything hospital-related involves a lot of sitting around and waiting.

In order to make it easier for both my wife and myself, I always have some device with content ready to go, just in case. Of course a tablet of some sort works best, but even something smaller like an iPod Touch, filled with at least some shows, movies or games will make the hospital experience a lot more bearable. Waiting in an emergency room until your name is called out, waiting for the doctor to show up with results of an x-ray, minutes often feel like lasting hours, but with something to watch or do, time flies.

While online services like Netflix, Amazon Prime and HBO Go are great, do think about some local content to keep yourself busy as well. Our hospital has wireless internet access for their guests, but the signal in my wife's room was a bit flaky, and 3G Cell phone data for streaming video is a bit painful. For me, it was an easy fix by just bringing in a spare wifi router in the next day which I connected to their wall outlet, but it isn't always that easy, so make sure that you have some games and/or videos that don't require an internet connection.

Closings:

That is it for this week's "newsletter". Next week will be back to normal.

Thanks for reading, and see you next week.

Sincerely,
Mitch.

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william030398 — Sat, 18 May 2013 13:13:39 GMT

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mylakers1969 — Thu, 16 May 2013 11:38:33 GMT

I get this message when I try to get in to one of my company websites,
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Is there an alternate browser I can use?

Something I can download?