How to Convert DVD to XviD on Windows 7/Vista/XP
"I have backed up some DVD movies on my PC. But they are in MPEG-2 codec. How can I change them to XviD? PS: Since I have some other DVDs and hope to rip DVD to XviD files directly. Is it possible to do that?" - Aren
Nothing is impossible. If you want, you can. Normally, DVDs are compressed with MPEG-2 codec. If you want to back up DVD files or convert DVD to into other codec, like XviD, you need a professional DVD or Video tool to do that. This article offers you the easiest and best way to convert DVD to XviD. Just follow me. First of all, the powerful tool used here is Video Converter Pro for Windows. It combines the features for DVD ripping and video converting, enabling you to deal with DVDs and videos happily and easily.
1 Download and install the DVD to XviD Converter for Windows
Download and install the DVD to XviD tool. After the installation, you should launch this app.
For Mac users, please click for more about how to convert DVD to XviD on Mac OS X >>
2 Import DVD or DVD files to the app
Click the
button on the interface to upload DVD files. Click the
button to add DVD files, like VOB, or DVD folders. Batch conversion is supported here, so you can add several files to enjoy the fast conversion speed.

3 Choose the output format
Now you should choose AVI as the output video format by clicking the "Profile" column. And choose XviD as the codec by clicking the "Advanced" button.

If you want to play the output videos on your devices, like, iPhone, iPod, iPad and other smartphones and so on, you can choose the device as the output format.
4 Start to convert DVD to XviDM
If you are ready for the conversion, you should press the bright "Start" button to get the video conversion done. This DVD to XviD Converter could handle the whole process smoothly. See, it is so easy to deal with DVDs and Videos by using the Video Converter Pro. Why not give it a try right now?
Tips:
Beside the converting feature, this video tool provides you some fantastic video editing features to personalize your videos.
If you want to combine several DVD chapters or videos into one file, tick the check-box "Merge into one File" on the main interface.
Plus, you can cut off black boarders of the videos, change video effect, add text or image watermark to video and plug in extra subtitles by go to "File" >"Video Edit".
Moreover, if you need to trim a large video into several small ones, go to "File" > "Clip".
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