Showing posts with label Surface RT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Surface RT. Show all posts

Play MPG/MPEG Files on Surface Tablet series

MPG/MPEG is not a Surface-compatible format. If you have a lot of MPG/MPEG files and want to watch them on your Surface RT, you’ll want to convert MPG/MPEG to Surface RT using a third-party software tool.


Further reading: Gotta Known things About MPEG 

MPEG stands for Moving Picture Experts Group. This group specializes in the development of video and audio encoding standards. When you have come into possession of a file with an .MPG or .MPEG extension, you usually have either MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 video. MPEG-1 video is used on VideoCD (VCD) discs and MPEG-2 video is used on Super VideoCD (SVCD) and DVD discs. Both MPEG1 or MPEG2 format can have the file extension of .MPG or .MPEG . .MPG and .MPEG is pretty much the same container that data, such as Video and Audio, the actual MPEG1 video format is generally lower quality than MPEG2.  

Hot Search: DVD to Surface | AVI (DivX, XviD) Videos to Surface | Blu-ray to Surface | Amazon Instant Video on Surface Hub | Flash video to Surface
  
Why MPEG/MPG won’t play on Surface Tablet series

The reason you cannot play MPG/MPEG video on Surface is simple, the player built in Surface cannot find a suitable decoder for the file. So you will meet kinds of errors when you playing MPG and MPEG on Surface Tablet series. Read more: Which file types are supported on Surface Tablets

This article presents how to accomplish the MPG/MPEG conversion task using such a tool. With it, I’ll bet you can easily enjoy your wonderful MPG/MPEG digital content on Surface Tablets with the original audio and video quality.  

For Windows users, you can download the Surface Video Converter Ultimate for Win, while for Mac users, iMedia Converter for Mac is their choice.  

The MPG/MPEG to Surface conversion process is very simple. There is an optimized preset you can directly select as the output format. When the conversion is over, you can sync the output file to Surface Tablest series. The following is the detailed steps on the basis of Window platform. For Mac users, you can also refer to this guide because the operation procedures are highly similar.

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- Pavtube old official address: http://www.pavtube.cn/blu-ray-video-converter-ultimate/
- Cnet Download: http://download.cnet.com/Pavtube-Video-Converter-Ultimate/3000-2194_4-75938564.html
  
Step 1. After downloading, install and run the MPG/MPEG to Surface Converter on your PC, then click “Add Video” button to load your MPG/MPEG files. You can also add videos formatted in MKV, FLV, AVI, MTS, WMV, TiVo, MXF, VRO, VOB and more. The software supports batch conversion so you can convert several files in one go.  



Tips: If you want to play Blu-ray and DVD movies on Surface RT, you can free download Best Surface Blu-ray Ripper.

Step 2. Set output format and customize output settings. 

If you want to select the optimized preset for Surface, you can click the format icon in the “Output Format” pane, open the drop-down format list, and then go to “Format -> Windows > Microsoft Surface 2 Windows RT H.264 Video (*.mp4)” to use it. This preset is specially designed for Surface Tablets series. 


  
Meanwhile, you may press “Settings” and change the audio/video parameters. The task info shows estimated sizes of each file. Generally the lower bitrate you use, the smaller the output video is, and the less space it takes. 

Step 3. Start to convert MPG/MPEG to Surface. 

Hit “Convert” to convert MPG/MPEG files to Microsoft Surface. When the conversion is over, an “Open” option will be available. You can directly hit it to find the output files. And then, you can transfer the output files to Surface. 

Hope this article is really useful for you to play MPG/MPEG videos on Surface Tablets series without any audio & video issues. 

Tips for Surface Owners
Source: http://bestvideosolution.blogspot.com/2015/03/play-mpg-mpeg-movies-on-microsoft-surface.html

Move/Put/Transfer MPG to play on Surface RT for my son when cleaning

This article tells Windows and Mac users how to move your MPG files to Surface RT with an easy-to-use video tool.

Q: I have a lot of MPG files and want to play them on Surface RT for my son watching when I’m cleaning. I have tried many software to transfer MPG files to Surface RT, but of low quality. Is there any other software to solve the problem perfectly and help me out?

transfer MPG files to Surface RT

Have you met this situation before? Because MPG is not a Surface-compatible format, if you want to transfer MPG files to Surface RT for watching, you have to use a third-party software tool. This article tells how to accomplish the MPG to Surface conversion using such a tool.

For windows users, you can download and install Pavtube Video Converter, while for Mac users, you can take a look at Mac version Video Converter for Mac. The MPG to Surface RT conversion process is very simple and with zero quality loss with the tools.

Step 1. Run the MPG files to the Pavtube Video Converter and load your source MPG files into it. Besides, the Pavtube Video Converter can also load your MPG folder. And if you want convert Blu-ray or DVD, You can turn to Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate.

MPG to Surface RT Converter

Step 2. Open the drop-down format list, choose the “Windows>Microsoft Surface windows RT/Pro H.264 Video (*.mp4)" as the best Surface RT output format. Meanwhile, you can press “Settings” and change the video/audio partments.

Genrally, the higher birate you set, the video will be more clearer, the more space it takes.

Surface RT best format

Step 3. Hit “Convert” icon to convert MPG files to Surface RT, when the conversion is over, you can find the output files by clicking the “Open” icon. And then ,you can synic the converted MPG files to Surface RT.

Convert MPG to Surface RT

Now, your son will enjoy the MPG files on Surface RT and you can do the cleaning carefully.

How To: Run Battery Report on Surface Tablets

Surface RT and Surface 2 use an internal lithium-ion battery designed to go everywhere you go. The amount of time your battery lasts varies depending on the kinds of things you do with your Surface. Here gives the way to run Battery Report on Surface Tablets. 

Have you wondered how your Surface tablet’s battery is doing? Has it seemed to be going dead more rapidly lately but, you don’t know for sure?


Well, if you’re having problems or just curious, you can always run a battery report against your Surface tablet.

A battery report is very helpful for helping you figure out how your battery(s) is performing by showing you things like…
  • A 72 hour graphic usage history including charges and drains
  • How much power (in mWH) your battery(s) is holding
  • Capacity history (good for seeing if your battery is failing)
  • Estimates on how long the battery should last
As you might imagine, this can be quite helpful in determining if you are having a problem with your battery and may be requested of you if you contact Microsoft tech support with problems like:
  • Short battery life
  • Frequent reboots
  • Overheating issues
OK, now that you know what it’s good for, you can follow these steps to run a battery report on Surface RT/2 or Surface Pro/Pro2 tablets.

Run Battery Report on Surface Tablets:
  • Bring up the search charm
  • Search for cmd  
  • Chose Command Prompt from the search results
  • In the Command prompt window that came up on your desktop, type in “powercfg /batteryreport” and hit Enter
  • It will generate a report file and tell you where it is located. Usually it will be placed in the c:\users\ folder and it will be named battery-report.html

  • Browse to that location and open the report
I hope you found this procedure helpful.

Personally, since it only goes back 72 hours for most things, I recommend running a battery report every month or two and keeping them so you can compare trends over a long period of time. It could be very helpful if you are trying to determine if your battery is starting to fail at some point in the future.

Download and Copy DVD ISO to Surface RT for smoothly playing

Summary: Here is a detailed instruction showing you how to convert DVD ISO to Surface RT supported video and audio formats so that you can play DVD ISO image files on the Windows RT Surface tablet on the go.



Most folks are fond of backing up their DVD discs into and ISO image files in order to keep DVD discs from scratching or manage their movies in a more convenient way. ISO can be played by VLC, MPlayer, KMPlayer, etc. However, the ISO is not well supported by the brand-new Surface RT tablet. If you have some DVD ISO and wanna to play them on the Windows RT based tablet, you may have to convert ISO to Surface RTcompatible video formats like MP4 first and then transfer the encoded video files to your Surface tablet for playback.


In order to download and copy DVD ISO to Surface RT for smoothly playing, you can get Pavtube DVDAid, an ideal tool to rip DVD ISO to Surface supported video files. It's easy to use for editing and conversion and make great quality copies of my DVD disc and DVD ISO/IFO images. With it, you can effortlessly make your ISO/IFO files playable on Microsoft Surface RT or Pro tablet in just a few click mouses. The picture quality of the converted videos is excellent, and see difference when playing image files themselves. The equivalent Mac version is the DVD Converter mac. Just download it and follow the steps below to transfer DVD ISO to Surface RT for smoothly playing.

How to Convert DVD ISO to Surface RT and Play ISO on Surface RT

P.S. The quick tutorial uses DVD Ripper for Windows Screenshots. The way encoding ISO/IFO to your Surface tablet on Mac is almost the same.

1. Add ISO/IFO image files.

Launch the ISO Converter tool on your PC, and then click "ISO/IFO" icon to import ISO/IFO image files. You can also add DVD discs, DVD folder.


2. Choose the output video format

Click "Format" bar, you can get optimized videos for your surface under "Windows > Microsoft Surface Windows RT H.264 Video (*.mp4)". The output videos could fit on your device perfectly.



Tips: If you like, you can click "Settings" to change the video encoder, resolution, frame rate, etc. as you wish. Remember the file size and video quality is based more on bitrate than resolution which means itrate higher results in big file size, and lower visible quality loss.

The best settings for Surface RT tablet - According to my experience, for watching videos on the Surface RT tablet, 720p with 1500~2500kbps is just all right.

3. Start ISO to Surface RT Conversion

After all the above settings, simply click "Convert" button to start converting ISO to Surface RT MP4 video.

4. Transfer the result videos to your Surface RT via USB cable.

If you have no idea about Surface file transfer, you can check out the post The Ways Transferring Files to Your Surface to learn more. If you have any problem when enjoying videos on Surface tablet, just check out Microsoft Surface RT Column to learn more.

So there you have it. Pretty simple! In this way, you can enjoy DVD ISO movies on Microsoft Surface RT tablet as you want. If your movie isn’t already in one of the supported formats or it’s still on a DVD or Blu-ray, you can get an all-in-1 video covnerter app - Pavtube Video Converter Ulitimate(or its Mac Version - iMedia Converter Mac) to encode movies to play on your Surface tablet with ease.

From: http://surfacevideoconverter.over-blog.com/lay-dvd-iso-image-files-on-surface-rt

Transfer and Play Amazon Instant Video (WMV) on Microsoft Surface RT

In the following article you can learn about how to legally get rid of DRM copy protection from Amazon WMV to freely play on Microsoft Surface RT anywhere you like.
Surface sports a 10.6-inch screen, it came up with a truly elegant device that has a slightly bigger screen than an iPad (16×9 ratio for you movie geeks out there) and weighs about the same. With a larger and satisfying definition screen, Microsoft Surface RT is also a perfect portable video player for you to enjoy movies.



Now you want to put some Amazon Instant Videos to Surface RT? Wait a minute. The Amazon Instant videos, though mainly .wmv format, are not supported by Surface RT. The problem is, those WMV videos you downloaded from Amazon are protected (by DRM), and can't be played on any Windows tablet. To get the Amazon WMV playable on Surface RT, you'll have to remove the DRM protection first.

To transfer Amazon WMV movies to Surface RT, you need a powerful Amazon WMV video DRM removal or a WMV video Recorder for Surface RT. Pavtube ChewTune is exactly the ideal tool that makes it possible to watch Amazon DRM-protected WMV videos on Surface RT.

ChewTune for Windows | ChewTune for Mac

Read before try

1. Make sure that your computer is authorized for source videos, that is to say you can play the Amazon WMV video using Windows Media Player.

2. During the installation your computer will pop up a Windows Security dialogue box saying “Windows can’t verify the publisher of this drive software”. Ignore it and choose “Install this driver software anyway” to continue installing Pavtube ChewTune.

3. At the end of installing, the setup wizard will install Audio Driver onto your computer automatically through windows command line. This will take a few minutes. Don’t skip or abort, it is essential for running ChewTune correctly.

 

4. It would take as long as the source movie length for the whole Amazon Instant video to Surface RT conversion process since Pavtube ChewTune records source DRM videos in 1:1 video and audio quality.

Remove DRM protection off Amazon video and convert WMV to Surface RT

Step 1: Load Amazon WMV video files to Pavtube ChewTune.

Install and launch the Pavtube WMV to Surface RT Converter, then click the add button to load the WMV video files to the program.

 


Step 2: Choose H.264 codec format for the Surface RT playing.

Click "Format" and select an output format for the Surface RT. Here I choose " Windows -> “ Microsoft Surface Windows RT/Pro H.264 Video(*.mp4)".

 

Step 3: Optimize the settings for Amazon video to Surface RT conversion.

If you find the default settings may not satisfy your need, can click the "Settings" button to change the settings by yourself.

Step 4: Convert Amazon video to Surface RT video format.

Having finished the settings? OK, just click the convert button and start to convert Amazon video to Microsoft Surface RT format with ease.

When the conversion task is finished, you can click "Open" button to get the final output files for your Microsoft Surface RT and transfer the converted videos to Microsoft Surface RT.

 

If you have music and videos to watch on the tablet, here's a guide for copying local videos to Surface RT.

The Ways Transferring Files to Your Surface

Useful Tips About enjoying Movies on Micrsoft Surface:

Convert MKV to Surface 2 supported video format 
Rip and Convert DVDs to Surface 2, Surface Pro 2 
Rip Blu-ray to Surface RT for playback with multi-track MP4

Flash Player for Surface RT- Convert flash video to Microsoft Surface RT

With an easy-to-use Surface Video Converter, you can easily convert and play downloaded flash video on Microsoft Surface RT Tablet. 
Surface RT is viewed as the major competitor of iPad 3 in tablet market. As the first tablet produced by the software tycoon, Microsoft Surface RT sports a 10.6-inch touch screen running at "1366x768", quad-core Tegra 3 processor, 32GB built-in memory, Windows RT system, 1.2-megapixel front facer and long-lasting battery.

If you have already downloaded loads of Flash videos from video sharing websites like YouTube or somewhere else, and intend to play those videos on your Surface RT tablet, you may wonder if is it possible to install flash player on Surface RT.

In fact you can find no less than two techniques to aid buyers enjoy Flash video using Surface RT not having Adobe Flash Player involved. One is definitely to set up Adobe Flash Player substitute on Surface and also the other happens to be to transfer Flash file for Surface RT. Hence, the two articles on watching Flash movie on Surface will be shown here.

The First Method: Mount Silverlight on Windows-powered Surface RT

As early as 2007, Microsoft company had decided to focus on an app that is able to function just as the same as Adobe Flash Player titled Silverlight. Created as an Adobe Flash Player alternative, Silverlight allows buyers to enjoy virtually all flash video files on Surface. Moreover, seeing as a Microsoft program, Silverlight may not simply entirely accessible for Surface but additionally pleasantly coordinate with Surface RT. Yet, this option to play Flash movie on Surface RT will not work faultlessly.

In fact, seeing as an immature product, you can find too many faults in Silverlight. Furthermore, the software giant’s option to give up Silverlight in the new web browser has meant that the app will not do better in aiding end users to observe Flash together with Surface than Adobe Flash can. On those grounds, different tactics to get pleasure from Flash file with Surface tend to be wanted.

Method Two: Convert FLV/F4V flash videos to Surface RT friendly MP4 format.

(In other words, that is to change the file extension from flash “.flv” or “.f4v” to “.mp4″ for watching flash on Microsoft Surface Tablets)

Requirements

Before anything else, you have to download an app that you are going to use later. You are required to download and install:

Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate (available for Windows or for Mac users). Get the Windows version here, and the Mac version here.

Instructions

Support for multithreading and batch conversion, this Microsoft Surface Video Converter works perfectly on converting standard video formats (AVI, MPEG, WMV, MP4, MOV, 3GP, FLV, etc.) and HD video formats ( HD MKV, HD H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, HD MPEG-2, etc.) to Microsoft Surface Tablet acceptable video format

The audio/video synchronization is very good, the size of the subtitles too. The time it takes to convert in this software is almost half that in other. If you want to play flash on Surface RT, just take the program to help you.

1. Import Flash Videos into the program by clicking “Add video” or “Add from folder” icon to browse and load source flash files stored on your hard disk drive.


2. Click on “Format” menu, and choose “Microsoft Surface Windows RT/Pro H.264 Video (*.mp4)” as target format from “Windows” profile option.


3. In the mean time, you can click “Settings” button to custom video and audio settings for well playback performance on your Surface tablet. Actually, the default settings can generate files that basically satisfy your general watching needs, so this step is optional.

4. Start the conversion.

Once the conversion is done, you can click “Open” button to get generated MP4 files for viewing on Surface.

P.S. If you have no idea about Surface file transfer, you can check out ‘The Ways Transferring Files to Your Surface‘ to learn more. 

Related Articles:

Playing Blu-ray movies to Surface Pro 2 and Surface 2
Top Movie Converter Ultimate for Surface 2, Surface Pro 2, Surface RT/Pro Tablets
Surface 2 MKV Solution- Convert MKV to Surface 2 supported video format


Play iTunes M4V videos on Windows 8.1/8 RT/Pro Tablets & Phones

This article mainly discusses how to remove DRM protection from iTunes M4V videos and convert them to play on Windows 8.1/8 RT/Pro Tablets & Phones without limitation.

Windows 8.1/8 is already among us for some time. That says it all, and the opposite of everything on the new Microsoft operating system, how it can be a kind of Seven with the addition of the screen of the app. No, Windows 8.1/8 is much more. It ‘a new way of seeing the user and interact with the world around us.


You may have got a Windows tablet like Dell XPS 10, Asus VivoTab Smart ME400, Dell Latitude 10, Microsoft Surface RT/Pro, Toshiba Satellite U920T, Acer Iconia W700, Lenovo ThinkPad 2, HP Envy x2, Lenovo Yoga 11S... in hand, do you want to transfer your downloaded iTunes m4v videos to these Windows 8.1/8 RT/Pro Tablets & Phones?

“I tried copying a movie from my iTunes library to play it on my new Surface RT. I got the error message that it can’t play because of an unsupported format. It’s in m4V format.”

As is mentioned above, movies/videos downloaded from iTunes Store are mostly DRM (Digital Rights Management) protected, so that we cannot playback them anywhere else except authorized computer or idevices. Moreover, iTunes movie are in *.m4v which is not a Windows 8.1/8 friendly format.

So how can we playback iTunes DRM movie on Windows 8.1/8 RT/Pro Tablets & Phones?

Software required:

I would like to recommend this iTunes to Windows 8.1/8 Converter (Mac users: Mac iTunes to Windows 8.1/8 Converter), a professional DRM removal tool to help you roll off DRM protection from iTunes Store movie, and convert them to H.264 MP4 as best format for Windows Tablets & Phones, so that you can watch iTunes purchased videos on these Windows 8.1/8 devices.

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Tutorials: How to transfer iTunes DRM video to Windows 8.1/8 Tablets & Phones? 

Step 1. Install DRM video to Windows 8.1/8 Converter.

Tips: There would be a command window pop up during the installation, pls do not shut down it and let it running until the installation completed.



IMPORTANT:

Note that you shall not launch iTunes until reaching the last step – clicking the “Convert” icon.

Step 2. Add video and choose target format.

Drag and drop your videos to it directly, or you can click icon to import them as below.



Click the drop-down list besides “Format” list, you can find many presets and columns for different devices and programs. There are optimized video format for Surface RT/Pro, Dell Venue Pro and Windows 8 Phone from Windows column, and basically the Common Video -> H.264 Video (*.mp4) is an universal format for Windows 8.1/8 RT/Pro Tablets & Phones.



Step 3. Adjust specs (Optional).

If you want to customize output video size, bitrate, frame rate and others, just click “Settings” to enter profiles settings window.

Step 4. Start conversion.

Now click the big red icon to start converting iTunes M4V videos to Windows 8.1/8 RT/Pro Tablets & Phones; this converter will activate your iTunes automatically and start to play this video. The player windows cannot be removed or closed.

In the meanwhile, it will start to record this video in MP4 real-time. The conversion time is equal to the video length itself; you can do other tasks during the converting the process.

Note: The system volume could turn off temporally during this period; no worries, do not touch it to get perfect DRM removed video.

After the conversion, hit “Open” to quick locate converted videos.

Tips:

1. The DRM removing process may mislead your anti-virus software to falsely report virus/worm. Please ignore the report to keep on ripping.

2. This product cannot convert unplayable video (damaged, unauthorized, etc).

What's more, you can also play your Blu-ray, DVD and AVI video on your Windows devices.

Rip Blu-ray to Surface RT for playback with multi-track MP4

This tutorial shows you an easy way to convert Blu-ray movies on Surface RT in multi-track MP4 format so you can switch to the desired language during playback.
You may just plan to put your Blu-ray 1080p movies onto Surface RT for playing, but, although Surface is indeed a ultrabook, it can’t be connected to an external Blu-ray drive, so it’s impossible to play Blu-ray movies on Surface directly.



I just want to know the way to playback Blu-ray on Suface, can i? If the answer is yes, what should i do? what tools should i have. In addition, my Blu-ray has multi-tracks and subtitles, also want to keep the multi-track?

In this case, it’s necessary to own Pavtube Bytecopy. It's your best tool to rip and convert Blu-ray movies and DVDs to MP4 rip Blu-ray movie to Surface RT best video format quickly and easily. With it, you can also freely select your wanted subtitles or show the forced subtitles as you need for watch Blu-ray movies on Surface RT.

Overall, this app saves my day due to its excellent ability of ripping Blu-rays/DVDs to MKV, MOV and MP4 with multi-track audios preserved. Meanwhile, I often use this app to make 1:1 copy of my movies from physical discs to hard drive and prevent from scratches or other damages. What's more, the Pavtube Bytecopy can converts Blu-rays into both 2D and 3D videos.

A short guide of ripping Blu-ray to multi-track MP4 for Surface RT (Windows 8.1/8/7 included)

1. Run the Pavtube ByteCopy. Press “Load Disc” icon to import Blu-ray movie.



2. Select main movie from file list. By default the main movie is checked exclusively. Set subtitles and audio language for the main movie.

3. Press on the “Format” bar, choose “ Multi-track Video > Multi-track MP4 (*.mp4) ”.



4. This profile extracts more than one audio track from source DVD movies in saved MP4 files. And you are allowed to remove unwanted audio track by unchecking the “Check” box in front of each audio source.


5. Press “Convert” to get Pavtube Bytecopy start ripping Blu-ray to multi-track MP4 for Surface RT.

More related:
Puting and Playing Tivo files on Surface Pro 2 or Surface 2 effortlessly 
How to transfer MKV, AVI, VOB, Tivo, WMV, MPG, MTS, FLV/F4V videos to Surface 2? 
Playing Blu-ray movies to Surface Pro 2 and Surface 2 
Get your movies off of your Blu-ray discs onto your Surface 2 & Surface Pro 2
Rip and Convert DVDs to Surface 2, Surface Pro 2

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How to Rip and Transfer DVD movies onto Surface RT tablet

This simple tutorial mainly shows you how to convert and rip DVDs to Surface RT Tablet supported video formats so that you can play DVD on  this Windows 8 with ease. 
Microsoft Surface RT's large 10.6-inch screen of 1366x768 pixels makes it great for watching movies and TV shows with it. However this Windows 8 surface tablet still not come with DVD-ROM. If you have some DVD movie collections and want to play DVD movies on the Surface RT, you need to convert DVD to Surface accepted videos at first.


To help those who wanna get DVD movies off of DVDs and onto Microsoft Surface RT for playback, below, I would throw a quick tutorial up.

To download and put DVD movies to Surface RT Tablet, here recommend you to try Pavtube DVDAid (Alternative Mac Version). It is and ideal tool easy to use for editing and conversion and makes great quality copies of my DVDs. With it, you can rip DVD movies to Surface RT compatible video formats such as MP4 with few clicks. The audio/video synchronization is very good, the size of the subtitles too.

Both the two programs are 20% off now.

A Simple guide: Convert DVD to Surface Windows RT compatible video formats


Note: The quick start guide below uses DVD Ripper Windows screenshots. The way to rip DVD movies to Windows 8 Tablet on Mac is almost the same. Just make sure you get the right version according to your computer operating system.

Step 1. Install, download and run the Pavtube DVD to Surface RT Ripper. Load your DVD files to the program.


Step 2. Click "Format" bar, follow "Windows > Microsoft Surface Windows RT H.264 Video (*.mp4)".



Tips:

You can click "Settings" to change the video encoder, resolution, frame rate, etc. as you wish (Remember: bitrate higher results in big file size, and lower visible quality loss).

Step 3. Start to rip DVD movies to h.264 MP4 videos for playback with Microsoft Surface Windows RT.

Step 4. Transfer the result videos to Microsoft Surface Tablet thru cables.

So there you have it. Pretty simple. In this way, you can realize viewing DVD movies on Surface Windows RT Tablet and enjoy DVD movies on the go!

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Start and find Surface Apps for Trips

Here are recommended apps for trips with your Surface tablet.





If you’re planning a trip and you’re going to take your Surface, I have some recommendations for which travel apps you should take. I picked these apps for their entertainment and utility value, whether you are on a trip for business or pleasure.

All of these apps will work on either a Surface RT/2 or Surface Pro/Pro2.

 Skype: If you don’t want to blow your cell minutes checking in with the kids, you can always use Skype to connect anywhere you can get a network connection to any other computer in the world. Best thing is it’s free. And if you bought a Surface 2 tablet, you can turn to free Skype.


   Netflix, HuluPlus, Crackle: So long as you have WiFi in your hotel room or at the airport, it might be nice to watch some TV/Movies. If you have a Netflix/Hulu+ subscription, these apps are invaluable. Be aware, though, if you’re outside of the US/Canada, you may not be able to connect due to country restrictions. However, you can use a DNS Proxy (http://www.smartdnsproxy.com/, for example) to bypass those restrictions and stream your movies. There is a cost but it’s usually very inexpensive (around $5 USD/month.)

 Kindle: There’s few things better than reading a good book to relax. With Kindle, you can take a whole collection of books with you while avoiding the outrageous overweight baggage fee.

  Boingo: This app will help you find WiFi hot-spots. It’s not perfect and works best in the US/Canada, Europe and, Japan/China but if you don’t know the area you’re in, it might help. I’m hoping it will work in Panama.

 Flight Locator: This app will help you track your flights during the layovers or if you’re getting ready to head to the airport. In addition, you’ll need to know the flight numbers for the planes you want to track but it’s free and very handy at airports.

 Network Speed Test: This handy little app will test the speed of the WiFi you’re connecting to. This can save you a lot of frustration if you know your hotel connection isn’t quite fast enough to let you stream Netflix movies up front instead of having it stop to buffer every 12 seconds during a good scene.


Hopefully, you found this list handy. I know this isn’t a super advanced topic and that you probably already had some of these apps installed but, maybe, I gave you an idea or two on how to make your next trip a little easier or more fun.

Oh yeah, one very important non-app item. Before you head out on your trip….. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR CHARGER. Unlike the iPad/iPhone chargers, there aren’t a million knock-offs that you can buy at any corner gas station (at least not yet).

If you have any apps you think I missed, please let me know.