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Pastimes : Home Theater Systems - Designs, Products, Tips and Info
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From: Zen Dollar Round6/2/2016 2:29:26 AM
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As a followup to my previous post about ripping Blu-rays to a computer for use in a home theater setup, I found a great Mac program called iVI Pro ($10) that converts MKV files and other video formats to MP4 files for use in iTunes and other Apple-branded video players. It is the most feature rich of all the import/conversion programs I've tried yet, and it uses Handbrake as its encoding engine.

It has a bit of a learning curve, but so many options for conversion.

For example, here is a screenshot of the Devices tab of its Preferences window (you can choose more than one device option):

The program will even look up data on the web for identifying TV shows and movies and embed them with the converted file, including the movie poster or DVD cover. I highly recommend downloading iVI Pro and using the free trial to check out its features.

Note: If you want to buy iVI Pro, be sure to get it from their site directly and not the Mac App Store so you can import DVDs directly. The Mac App Store version does not have that feature.
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