DVD to Xoom Converter for Mac

* Foxreal DVD to Xoom Converter is the easiest-to-use yet powerful Mac DVD ripping software for Motorola Xoom users. With this professional DVD to Xoom Converter for Mac, you can rip DVD to H.264 MP4, rip DVD to MPEG-4, rip DVD to H.263, rip DVD to MP3, rip DVD to ACC, rip DVD to AAC, rip DVD to OGG, etc so as to be perfectly played on the Motorola Xoom on Mac OS X.

* This Mac DVD to Xoom Converter makes it easier and quicker to select DVD subtitle and audio track to convert DVD main movie with any available language, along with setting video and audio parameters such as bitrate, frame rate, codec, sample rate, channels, etc. It also offers some editing functions to allow you cut off black edges of DVD and split a video segment into a small one. Even you could join all DVD movie files into a large one for conversion or just convert the selected DVD chapters into only one file.

* Only three clicks, you could copy and play any DVD movie on your Motorola Xoom in high quality by using this Mac DVD Ripper for Motorola Xoom. Why not take action now?

* PS: Want to put and play any DVD film on various multimedia devices, like iPad 2, BlackBerry PlayBook, Galaxy Tab, Acer Iconia Tab A500, Nook Color, Pandigital Novel and other video and audio players on Mac OS X? You can upgrade to Foxreal DVD Ripper for Mac. It is an all-in-one Mac DVD ripper tool that can rip any DVD to various video and audio formats supported by lots of media devices. Learn more…

Q1: What're the differences between the trial version and the full version of Foxreal DVD to Xoom Converter for Mac?
Q2: How to enter the key code in my purchased Mac DVD to Xoom Converter?
Q3: The "Foxreal" logo is still in the middle of my ripped Xoom videos after I purchased your DVD to Xoom Converter for Mac. What's the matter?
Q4: Could I cut off unwanted parts or black borders from my DVD videos for viewing on my Xoom?
Q5: Which video format is the best if I want to watch films and videos on Xoom but keep a good balance between video quality and file size?
Q6: How to make full screen DVD movies on Motorola Xoom?
Q7: After getting the Xoom supported media files, I don't know how to copy them on my Xoom tablet.
Q8: I can't install your DVD to Xoom Converter for Mac program on my Xoom. Why?
Q9: How to keep the original aspect ratio of my DVD videos after using your software?
Q10: How to cut off black bars or edges from my videos?

Q1: What're the differences between the trial version and the full version of Foxreal DVD to Xoom Converter for Mac?
A: They have the same functions and the only difference is the watermark "Foxreal" will be in the middle of the ripped Xoom videos by using the trial version. To avoid the logo problem, please purchase its full version.

Q2: How to enter the key code in my purchased Mac DVD to Xoom Converter?
A: Sign in the page: http://crm.foxreal.com/app/user/controller/index.php to get the download link and the key code for your full version. (Note: Before downloading the full version, you should uninstall the trial version from your Mac OS X.)

If not, you can contact us via the email address (support@foxreal.com) to get your registration information.

Q3: The "Foxreal" logo is still in the middle of my ripped Xoom videos after I purchased your DVD to Xoom Converter for Mac. What's the matter?
A: Probably you are using its trial version but the full version. To fix the problem, you just need to uninstall the software from your Mac machine and sign in the page below to get the full registration information of your purchased DVD to Xoom Converter and install for installation.
http://crm.foxreal.com/app/user/controller/index.php
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If still any problem or question, please contact us for help via the email address: support@foxreal.com.

Q4: Could I cut off unwanted parts or black borders from my DVD videos for viewing on my Xoom?
A: Yes. Select the DVD file you want to crop and then click on the edit icon to open a video editor window where you could easily cut off black edges or unwanted areas from your selected DVD video file.

Q5: Which video format is the best if I want to watch films and videos on Xoom but keep a good balance between video quality and file size?
A: The Motorola Xoom H.264 Video (.*mp4) is recommended here, and its default profile settings will help you get good video quality for playing on Xoom but keep a small file size. You can also set other parameters you need by clicking on "Settings". Please remember the higher bitrate, the bigger file size while the better video quality.

Q6: How to make full screen DVD movies on Motorola Xoom?
A: The following guide will do a favor for you:
How to Put/Play DVD Movies on Xoom in Full Screen ?
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Q7: After getting the Xoom supported media files, I don't know how to copy them on my Xoom tablet.
A: Just follow the instructure:
How to Transfer Media file between Computer and Xoom ?

Q8: I can't install your DVD to Xoom Converter for Mac program on my Xoom. Why?
A: Wow… Actually Foxreal DVD to Xoom Converter for Mac works on Mac platform. So you can install the software on your computer but your Xoom tablet.

Q9: How to keep the original aspect ratio of my DVD videos after using your software?
A: Go to the video editor window where you could edit your DVD video file for Xoom. In order to keep your original aspect ratio, you should check the option "Output Keep Original Aspect Ratio" under the "Crop" tab.

Q10:How to cut off black bars or edges from my videos?
A: Click the Edit icon to open the Editor panel. Just choose the Crop tab and drag the green frame on the video screen of the original window to cut off those unwanted parts to make it.
Check Keep Original Aspect Ratio for the edited video if you need.
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• 1G Hz or above Intel processor..
• Mac OS X 10.5 above (including Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.7 Lion) on iMac, MacBook, Mac Pro, etc.
• 512 MB physical RAM (memory) or more.
• 1024*768 or higher resolution display.

Notice：For Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger users, please download its previous version in the Version History page.