Mac DVD to YouTube, how to convert and upload DVD to YouTube on Mac?
Mac DVD to YouTube, how to convert and upload DVD to YouTube on Mac?
Nowadays, more and more people watch videos on video sharing website like YouTube etc. If you are a video fan, you must have a YouTube account and
enjoy the videos, you may upload many videos onto YouTube for sharing on Mac. Sometimes, you get some DVDs, and want to edit these DVD movies and
upload DVD to YouTube, but the first thing you should do is converting DVD to YouTube on Mac because of the video format issue.
As we know the website like YouTube etc supports some video formats like FLV etc. We should find a software to help us. Mac DVD to YouTube Converter is such a software which allows Mac users to convert DVD to YouTube FLV on Mac so that users can upload
converted DVD movies to YouTube on Mac OS X. This program also supports many output formats like MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WMV, VOB, and so on.
If you want to make your DVD segments more personlized, this DVD to YouTube Converter Mac allows you do some editing with the videos. You can split large file, add watermarks, add movie subtitles,
add soundtrack, crop video frame size, and so on. With this Mac DVD to YouTube Converter, you can get high quality videos and upload DVD to YouTube on
Mac.
The follow guide is how to convert DVD to YouTube on Mac:
Step 1. Load DVD files to DVD to YouTube Converter for Mac
After downloading and running the program, just insert the DVD disc into your computer's DVD-ROM. Then click add button to load your DVD files to the
Mac DVD Ripper.
Step 2. Select the output format
In this step, you can choose a output format by clicking "Profile" drop-down list. Here you can select ".flv" as the output format. Click "Browse" to
save the converted files to the location which you want.
Step 3. Convert DVD to YouTube on Mac
Click convert button to rip DVD and convert DVD to YouTube on Mac. Before converting, you can edit your DVD files by the powerful editing functions
like merging, trimming videos, adding watermark and so on.
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