How to customize DVD video and audio files for iPhone?

"Put DVD onto iPhone and you will watch DVD with iPhone where you go. AS we know, firstly we should convert DVD to iPhone video files then sync the converted videos to iPhone with iTunes. Here if you wanna output video or audio files from DVD, some necessary parameters await you to adjust, and improve the video quality, or accelerate the DVD converting for iPhone video and audio files"

This DVD to iPhone Converter allows you to convert any DVD titles or chapters, choose the target subtitle and audio, modify audio and video bit rate, customize certain video size and split DVD files. In order get the video or audio files you wanna to be for iPhone, following this guides listed below will show you how to easily customize DVD audio and video files for iPhone perfectly and smoothly with iMacsoft DVD to iPhone Converter.
1: Get DVD information
After loading DVD, if the network is connected, click "Get Disc info" button in the toolbar, or click "File> Get Disc Info" in the top menu or directly press "Get Disc Info" button. The software will retrieve loaded DVD information from Web database, and display the information in the file list, such as title name and chapter name.

2: Customize iPhone video and audio
The software provides video and audio parameters for adjusting to improve video and audio quality. To do this, just finish some parameters setting of "Audio" and "Video" in the left-top combo box. Take "Bit rate" for example, the higher value and higher quality or lower value with lower image quality.

3: Trim segment
Select some certain DVD titles or chapters, and press the "Trim" button in the toolbar and a "Video Trim" window will pop up. You can define the "Start Point" and "End Point" while playing video with the built-in player. When you keep the orange part reserved and press "OK" button to finish the DVD segment trimming.

4: Show chapters and convert selectively
If you want to convert just a chapter, here is the way: After your DVD is loaded into the program, please select the file name and click the "Show Chapters" button in the main interface and then you will see all the chapters within this file. Please select the chapter you want to convert and output in an easy way.

5: Zoom and Split Mode
Letterbox: Letterbox is the practice of transferring film shot in a widescreen aspect ratio to standard-width video formats while preserving the film's original aspect ratio.
Pan and scan: Pan and scan is one method of adjusting widescreen film images so that they can be shown within the proportions of a standard definition4:3 aspect ratio television screen, often cropping off the sides of the original widescreen image to focus on the composition's most important aspects.
Full screen: Full screen refers to an image or video occupying the screen entirely. In filmmaking, the use of pan and scan, image cropping, or window boxing to fit widescreen content into a full screen display.
Split: The drop-down list provides several split mode for you choosing and select different video size for split to be fit for your portable device.