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Wednesday, August 19, 2015

How to add or upload DVD To Dropbox for storage?

If you're ready to take the plunge into storing your Disney/Hollywood/ DVD movies, music DVDs, CDs and even Blu-ray movies in the cloud but need help deciding which service is right for your needs and wallet, Dropbox is the place for your all movies, videos, songs, photos, docs and other files. Storing your DVD collection in Dropbox has many advantages, including the ability to access your movie files anywhere you go, make your files safe, synced, and easy to share, and keeping a backup of those files away from your computer or phone, and bring your DVD movies anywhere and never lose a file again. It frees you from the troubles of disc loss or damage, and the space of physical hard disk, and lets you upload a personal DVD to Dropbox easily, so you can share it with your family or access your movies at home or on the road.



To add and upload DVD to Dropbox for playing and sharing them with your family smoothly, what you need to do is rip DVD to Dropbox more friendly video format as MP4, MOV, etc.

For those who don’t konw how to rip DVD to Dropbox supported format, iFastime Video Converter Ultimate is specially prepared for you. This DVD ripping tool not only can rip any encrypted DVD and convert DVD to Dropbox readable MP4, MOV etc. formats, but also convert other popular formats such as MP4, Tivo, AVI, MKV, M3U8, H.265, WMV, MPG, FLV, SWF, M4V etc. on Windows (including Windows 10, 8.1 and 8) to play them on on Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod and other portable tablets or smartphones. Besides, it is a built-in video editor, you are allowed to edit the DVD movies by trimming, cropping, adjusting video effects, etc. to get the very wanted part and effects as you like. If you are a Mac user, please turn to iFastime Video Converter Ultimate for Mac, it supports Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan, Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite, 10.9 Mavericks, 10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.7 Lion, 10.6 Snow Leopard, 10.5 Leopard.

Now download the right version of the program and follow the guide below.

          

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Just get it now and follow the steps below to copy DVD movies to Dropbox.

How to rip DVD to Dropbox friendly videos?

Step 1. Load DVD movies

Insert the DVD disc into your computer’s DVD drive and run DVD Ripper. You can click the “Load ISO/IFO”or “Load from folder”button to load the DVD files to the program. 



Step 2. Specify output format

As has been stated above, Dropbox supports MP4, etc video files. So you can just select "Common Video" > "H.264 Video(*.mp4)" as the output video format. Also you can transfer your DVD to media hub, Cloud Storage and External Hard Drive/Thumb Drive, Flash drive, Plex for storage and playback.



Tip: You can click settings button to customize the output parameters, such as resolution, bitrate, etc, you can also skip this step.



Step 3. Start converting DVD to Dropbox

When all these settings are ready, you can click the green arrow convert button to begin the DVD to Dropbox conversion. When the ripping is done, you can click on "Open" button to locate the ripped videos.

Now it’s easy to add files to Dropbox, just follow the simple steps to upload the ripped DVD movies to Dropbox.

How to upload the ripped DVD movies to Dropbox for storage?

1. Sign in to the Dropbox website.

2. Click the Upload button from the very top of the window. The upload button.

3. A window will appear. Click the Choose File button and then select the file on your computer that you’d like to add to your Dropbox.

4. Choose as many files as you like, and then click the Start Upload button.

5. The window will disappear, your files will start uploading, and you'll be shown a progress indicator. That’s it, you’ve added files to your Dropbox.

Just enjoy your videos anytime anywhere freely.


          

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