Wanna keep CD/DVD movies stored on USB Flash Drive for easier manage or playback. This article mainly tells you how to copy your CD and DVD to USB Flash Drive.
Question: I have a CD or DVD on environmental training aids/safety products, etc. and would like to copy it to a PNY 16GB flash drive. My laptop is a Compaq Presario CQ56 running Windows 7. I need your help here. Thank you.
Do you want to backup your CD or DVD disc to USB Flash Drive for safe storage and further playback on any devices like HDTV, tablets and laptop? Then a powerful third-party software for copying CD/DVD to USB Flash Drive is what you need.
It is not a big deal. Here Pavtube DVDAid (Read review) is right for you. Workflow is easy and a mass of preset formats are built for output. And CUDA acceleration will bring you fast conversion speed. It is capable of converting CD and DVD to digital copy with various playable video formats, and moreover, it also can support to backup CD/DVD without any quality loss. Now let's learn how to do it.
The app is also available for Mac OS – Get Pavtube DVDAid for Mac if you work with OS X 0.5/10.6/10.7/10.8/10.9/10.10.
Part I: Guide on How to rip CD/DVD to USB Flash Drive for various purposes
1. Launch the highly recommended DVD Ripper. Insert your cd/dvd movie to DVD-ROM, and click "Load Disc" button on Pavtube DVDAid interface to load CD/DVD disc; it also support importing DVD ISO/IFO and DVD folder.
2. Select the main title and set subtitles/audio language you'd like to preserve.
3. Click "Format", you can find many video formats in the dropdown list, you can choose the one you need like "H.264 Video(*.mp4)" or "DivX AVI - Audio Video Interleaved(DivX)(*.avi)" or "WMV3 (WMV9)(*.wmv)" from "Common Video" option.
4. Change target video/audio specs (Optional)
If you are not satisfied with the default video/audio specs, click "Settings" to adjust video seize(pixel), frame rate, bitrate (the higher bitrate, the larger file size and better video quality), or audio settings.
5. Start Conversion.
Click the big "Convert" to start converting CD/DVD to USB Flash Drive as AVI, MP4, FLV, WMV, MOV, etc.. After conversion, you can click "Open" to find the converted files.
Now you can successfully rip and backup Copy Protected CD/DVD to USB Flash Drive Up to the format you wish.
This DVD Converter can convert your CD/DVD to all formats to USB Flash Drive, here is more method to backup your DVD movies:
Insert the USB flash drive into one of your computer’s USB ports.
See also:
Question: I have a CD or DVD on environmental training aids/safety products, etc. and would like to copy it to a PNY 16GB flash drive. My laptop is a Compaq Presario CQ56 running Windows 7. I need your help here. Thank you.
Do you want to backup your CD or DVD disc to USB Flash Drive for safe storage and further playback on any devices like HDTV, tablets and laptop? Then a powerful third-party software for copying CD/DVD to USB Flash Drive is what you need.
It is not a big deal. Here Pavtube DVDAid (Read review) is right for you. Workflow is easy and a mass of preset formats are built for output. And CUDA acceleration will bring you fast conversion speed. It is capable of converting CD and DVD to digital copy with various playable video formats, and moreover, it also can support to backup CD/DVD without any quality loss. Now let's learn how to do it.
The app is also available for Mac OS – Get Pavtube DVDAid for Mac if you work with OS X 0.5/10.6/10.7/10.8/10.9/10.10.
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Part I: Guide on How to rip CD/DVD to USB Flash Drive for various purposes
1. Launch the highly recommended DVD Ripper. Insert your cd/dvd movie to DVD-ROM, and click "Load Disc" button on Pavtube DVDAid interface to load CD/DVD disc; it also support importing DVD ISO/IFO and DVD folder.
2. Select the main title and set subtitles/audio language you'd like to preserve.
3. Click "Format", you can find many video formats in the dropdown list, you can choose the one you need like "H.264 Video(*.mp4)" or "DivX AVI - Audio Video Interleaved(DivX)(*.avi)" or "WMV3 (WMV9)(*.wmv)" from "Common Video" option.
4. Change target video/audio specs (Optional)
If you are not satisfied with the default video/audio specs, click "Settings" to adjust video seize(pixel), frame rate, bitrate (the higher bitrate, the larger file size and better video quality), or audio settings.
5. Start Conversion.
Click the big "Convert" to start converting CD/DVD to USB Flash Drive as AVI, MP4, FLV, WMV, MOV, etc.. After conversion, you can click "Open" to find the converted files.
Now you can successfully rip and backup Copy Protected CD/DVD to USB Flash Drive Up to the format you wish.
This DVD Converter can convert your CD/DVD to all formats to USB Flash Drive, here is more method to backup your DVD movies:
- 1. You can hit the Copy the entire disc icon on DVDAid main interface and start CD/DVD backing up process.
- 2. If you'd like to copy only movie content and leave out the extras and commentary, the Directly Copy is exactly what you need, which copies intact .VOB main movie from original CD/DVD disc without extras.
Insert the USB flash drive into one of your computer’s USB ports.
- For Windows: Open the ripped movie and choose "Save as" and then set the USB drive as location and click "Save".
- For Mac users: Simply drag the movie onto the USB drive's icon on Mac desktop.
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