How to Use Movkit DVD to Zune

1. Run the Mokvit DVD to Zune


2. Insert DVD disc into the Drive, run Apollo DVD to Zune, and you will see the main screen appearing like this:


3. Click on"load DVD from drive" button to load DVD from a DVD drive. Or click on"load DVD from a folder" button to load DVD from hard disk.


4. Step Three: Select The titles and chapters you want to Convert
   
   After the second step, you will see the main DVD ripper interface loaded with titles and chapters like this:


5. Title: the list of videos in your DVD disc, each item is a title or character under this title.


6. Start Time : the start point of ripping process


7. End Time : the end point of ripping process


8. Destination File : where your video converter file is to be saved.
   
   


9. Choose(click) the video clip or chapters you want to convert. Right click the selected file, you will see a menu consists of Edit Start&End Position, Set Movie Title..., Check All and Uncheck All.
   
   


10. Edit Start&End Position: Set the star and end position by either entering the exact time for "Start" and "End", or dragging the time bar.


11. Set Movie Title... : Set the name of output file .


12. Check All: Select all the items in the Source box.


13. Uncheck All: Cancel all previous selected items in the Source box.


14. Step Four: Set a proper output file path


15. On the main panel, you will see output folder button.Press it, and set the output file folder. The default path is C:\Apollo\...


16. Step Five: Quick Setting Panel
    
    


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18. Profiles:5 most commonly used quality settings are listed. Choose your favorite among them, and it will configure the settings automatically, including Video Quality, Audio Quality, and Audio channels.


19. Subtitles:If your DVD has subtitles, you can set the output subtitle here


20. Angel: Choose the angle you want here if it is a multi-angle DVD.


21. Audio tracks: Set your audio tracks here


22. Settings: Customize your Audio and Video settings here.


23. Step Six :Audio and Video settings
    
    Click " Settings" button, and you will open the Audio Video Settings dialog.


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25. Video Options: It aims at customizing the video quality, including Video Codec, Video Bitrate, Frame Rate and Video Size.
    
    


26. Video Codec: Set the video codec. Select XviD, you get a faster conversion, yet larger file size. Select H264/AVC, you get a slower conversion, yet smaller file with better video quality.


27. Video Bitrate: Set your desired video quality. Increasing the video bitrate will perfect your video effects. Decreasing it ,you get a smaller file size.


28. Frame Rate: For advanced user. Select your desired Frame rate for target video.


29. Video Size: Set video size(width x height).
    
    


30. Audio Options: It aims at customizing the audio quality, including Audio Codec, Audio Bitrate, Sample Rate, Channels and Volume.
    
    


31. Audio Codec: Set the audio codec. Very often it is in default.


32. Audio Bitrate:Set your desired audio quality. Increasing the audio quality will perfect your audio effects. Decreasing it ,you get a smaller file size.


33. Sample Rate: Set audio quality. Increasing it will improve audio quality.


34. Channels: Set the audio channels, mono or stereo.


35. Volume: Set the volume. 100% means keeping original volume; 200% means magnifying the volume by 2 times.


36. Advanced Video Options: Check it to adjust aspect ratio of the video: Full image, 4:3, 16:9 or simply Keep original aspect.


37. Description: Highlight an option, the help information will appear here.


38. Step Seven: Output Settings


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    Click to open output settings dialog.


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41. synchronization mode: There are three synchronization modes for you, Auto,Force mode, and Progressive mode.


42. select language: set language for the software


43. Also, you can check Shutdown computer when job is done to automatically shut down the computer when done.


44. Step Eight: Start Conversion


45. Click to start creating your favorite Zune movie. On my P4 1.8 IBM laptop, I am able to convert a 2-hour DVD in 1 hour, on more powerful P4 PC it would be even faster. The ripping speed depends on the speed of CPU and DVD drive.