[hot Tips]put/play Blu-ray/dvd Movies On Google Nexus S In Full Screen
The Nexus S, the first phone to run Googles Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS
, is probably the best Android handset today. It supports a 4 Super AmoLED touchscreen, 16 GB of internal memory and 1 Ghz processor. The Contour Display of the Nexus S is nice and sos the AMOLED screen, even if the 800X480 res doesnt feel so fresh anymore. Want to stream your favorite BD/DVD movies on the new Android phone for playing? Just keep reading the article.Nexus S Supported Formats[/TD]
Video Types
MP4/DivX/WMV/H.264/H.263
Audio Types
MP3/WAV/eAAC+/AC3/FLAC
From the above form, you will see that the Nexus One cant directly play Blu-ray M2TS and DVD files. So if you plan to enjoy Blu-ray and DVD movies on Nexus One, the first thing you should do is to convert Blu-ray to Nexus S supported video/audio format.
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Whats you need:
Foxreal Blu-ray Ripper.
(Notice: The BD ripping software can decrypt and rip Blu-ray/DVD disc to any other popular media formats at 5x faster speed than other simlilar Blu-ray converter based on the latest NVIDIA CUDA technology.)
A BD ROM.
BD/DVD disc.
A PC.
The step-by-step guide on how to rip Blu-ray/DVD to Nexus S:
Step 1: Run Foxreal Blu-ray Ripper as the perfect Blu-ray to Nexus S Converter and click
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Step 2: Choose Nexus S playable format from the Format drop-down list. You can select Google Nexus One MPEG-4 Video (*.mp4) for the new Google Nexus S, which can also keep the converted Nexus S movie files with high quality.
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Step 3: Customize output settings for Nexus S by clicking the Settings button. For instance, you can set the size (pix) as 800*480 to fit the display screen resolution to get the full video/movie playback on the Android Nexus S.
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Step 4: Start Blu-ray to Nexus S conversion by clicking the
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by: Spacey Fowler