How to watch DVDs on popular Android phone: HTC Hero/Dream/Magic/Droid Eris?

It’s been a year since Google released Android OS, a completely open-source smartphone operating system widely perceived as the killer of Apple’s iPhone in the long run. Over the past year, Android handset, from HTC Dream (T-Mobile G1), the first Android phone, to Motorola Droid, the hottest smartphone in the United States at the moment, is gaining.

Whether you are already Android handset owners, or you are Android handset enthusiasts, willing be of the next Android phone holder, the following tip will be your Android phone assistant to help you get more fun to watch DVD movies on your Android handset, such as HTC Hero/Dream/Magic/Droid Eris.

Part 1: Can I watch DVD movies on Android phone?

A lot of Android fans have such doubt about whether it is possible to watch DVD movies on Android phone’s big screen. That’s absolutely possible. But first, we should be clear about the video format supported by Android phone.

As we know that Android phone only supports playing certain kinds of videos such as MP4 videos, therefore you need to convert DVD movies to Android MP4 videos. Usually, DVDs has some protections like CSS or region code protection, so you need an additional DVD ripping tool to convert DVDs to Android MP4 video. Here below I will introduce you an easy-to-use DVD to Android phone Converter to convert DVD to Android phone with only 3 steps.

Part 2: How to watch DVD movies on Android phone?

The tool we are going to use is Wondershare DVD Ripper Platinum which can  convert DVD to Android phone. Now let ’s check how to make it.

Step 1:

Click “File” in menu list or “Add” button, you can load DVDs from DVD Rom/Folder(data DVD)/IFO/ISO  files respectively.

Step 2:

You can select MP4 format from the categorized output formats list in “Profile” drop-down list and specify the output directory to save your converted files in “Output” drop-down list. This DVD to Android Phone Converter support a lot of Android phones, such as HTC Hero, HTC Magic, HTC Droid Eris, Motorola Droid/ CLIQ, and Samsung phone etc. So you can select the corresponding format according to your Android phone.

Step 3:

The last step will be conversion. Click “Start” button, and all the tasks will be done quickly.

OK, now you can transfer your favorite DVD movies to your Android phone through cable and you can watch DVD movies freely to keep you from getting bored on a long flight or enjoy more fun. Whether you aren’t sure about switching to an Android phone in the near future, it is believed that Android phone will witness big growth in the smart phone market, and you can find more fun with Android phone.

 

DVD to Android phone converter: Help you play DVD Movies on HTC Hero/Dream/Magic/Droid Eris or Motorola Droid

This article is about Ripping movies DVD to mobile phone which is built-in Android platform, such as Motorola droid, HTC Hero/Dream/Magic/Droid Eris and Google phone ‘Nexus one’ which based on Android OS 2.0. After this guide, you could watch DVD Movies especially christmas movies on ur HTC Hero/Dream/Magic/Droid Eris or Motorola Droid any time  and any where.

It’s been a year since Google released Android OS, a completely open-source smartphone operating system widely perceived as the killer of Apple’s iPhone in the long run. Over the past year, Android handset, from HTC Dream (T-Mobile G1), the first Android phone, to Motorola Droid, the hottest smartphone in the United States at the moment, is gaining.

Whether you are already Android handset owners, or you are Android handset enthusiasts, willing be of the next Android phone holder, the following tip will be your Android phone assistant to help you get more fun to watch DVD movies on your Android handset, such as HTC Hero/Dream/Magic/Droid Eris.

Part 1: Can I watch DVD movies on Android phone?

A lot of Android fans have such doubt about whether it is possible to watch DVD movies on Android phone’s big screen. That’s absolutely possible. But first, we should be clear about the video format supported by Android phone.

As we know that Android phone only supports playing certain kinds of videos such as MP4 videos, therefore you need to convert DVD movies to Android MP4 videos. Usually, DVDs has some protections like CSS or region code protection, so you need an additional DVD ripping tool to convert DVDs to Android MP4 video. Here below I will introduce you an easy-to-use DVD to Android phone Converter to convert DVD to Android phone with only 3 steps.

Part 2: How to watch DVD movies on Android phone?

The tool we are going to use is Daniusoft Best DVD Ripper which can  convert DVD to Android phone. Now let ’s check how to make it.

Step 1:

Click “File” in menu list or “Add” button, you can load DVDs from DVD Rom/Folder(data DVD)/IFO/ISO  files respectively.

Step 2:

You can select MP4 format from the categorized output formats list in “Profile” drop-down list and specify the output directory to save your converted files in “Output” drop-down list. This DVD to Android Phone Converter support a lot of Android phones, such as HTC Hero, HTC Magic, HTC Droid Eris, Motorola Droid/ CLIQ, and Samsung phone etc. So you can select the corresponding format according to your Android phone.

Step 3:

The last step will be conversion. Click “Start” button, and all the tasks will be done quickly.

OK, now you can transfer your favorite DVD movies to your Android phone through cable and you can watch DVD movies freely to keep you from getting bored on a long flight or enjoy more fun. Whether you aren’t sure about switching to an Android phone in the near future, it is believed that Android phone will witness big growth in the smart phone market, and you can find more fun with Android phone.

More About Android Smartphones

The cat is out of the bag. Lifestyle gadget enthusiasts are whispering to one another the prospects of Google Android – a new OS that looks to be a strong contender against Apple’s iPhone. For years, Apple has had very little competition. The iPhone appeared to have dominated the mobile community, and to date, it’s still the most popular mobile gadget around.

One of the main reasons why the iPhone is so popular is because Apple allows third party developers to develop applications for the iPhone. The applications are then distributed through Apple’s website. This is a highly strategic business move adopted by Apple, and one that has proven to work very well.

This concept is not new. Other non mobile platforms have adopted a similar concept, and have achieved great success as well. For example, both MySpace and Facebook, 2 immensely popular social community sites, have launched their own developer platform. Like the iPhone, developers can develop third party applications on these platforms.

The trend is rather obvious – user generated application based on an open concept is in. The iPhone’s success didn’t go unnoticed. Google is a strong player looking to compete in this sphere.

Recently, lots of buzz has been generated on Google Android – a brand new mobile OS. The key difference between Google Android and the iPhone OS is that the Android is an open OS. That means the OS can be used on any phone, not just the iPhone. By limiting the OS to the iPhone, Apple had isolated the rest of the phone manufacturers.

For years now, Apple had the upper hand. They can charge whatever price they wish to charge, and fans will still pay because they can’t get a similar system anywhere else. Google Android is looking to change all that. By leveling the playing field, consumers now have more choices. For sure, the prices for mobile gadgets (i.e. smartphones), will plummet once the Android gets adopted by other smartphone manufacturers. Already, major brand names like HTC, Motorola, Samsung, LG and Sony Ericsson are working closely with the Open Handset Alliance (the company now running Google Android) to realize this goal.

Being such a new technology, and with limited developers, enthusiasts will have to bear with a great number of useless mobile apps that will be released in the first few years. This is a common trend because developers are mostly experimenting with the system to see what works and what doesn’t.

As the OS matures, and more and more developers jump on the band wagon to release applications, there will be more and more useful applications. Consumers may then enjoy the full benefits of having an open mobile OS.

T-Mobile’s G1, based on Google Android, is already enjoying a fair amount of success. For sure, a G2 looks set to be launched in the near future. Lenovo is also looking for a piece of the pie with its very own Lenovo oPhone. Mobile enthusiasts have a lot to look forward to.