Enjoy Titanic on iPad except your Mac

Have you seen the 3D “Titanic”? More exciting than 15 years ago, isn’t it? How do you think of it when you see Jack and Rose were divided by the disaster? Many people are moved with tears. However, some said that if Rose didn’t go back when she had been saved, maybe Jack could stay to be saved. Who knows? Everything is changed when you make a different decision.

I love this movie very much. Because of some reason, I haven’t seen the 3D version. Yet yesterday I download the 2D version on Mac and plan to watch it again on my iPad. However, I can’t play it on iPad. Later I know this is because iPad doesn’t support its format AVI. What should I do? I tried to search for a Mac video converter for iPad. Fortunately, I got it at last.

It is just iPad Video Converter for Mac. It is professional in converting various video formats like AVI, MKV, FLV, MP4, DGP, ASF, and even HD videos to iPad compatible video formats on Mac. Or you can also extract the music from video and convert it to iPad AAC, MP3, and so on.







During conversion, I was afraid of the effect. But later I find I was wrong. This Mac software has about five powerful edit functions sparing no export to help you make the effect more perfect. They are:

Trim—Adjust video time length by setting “Start Time” and “End Time”

Crop—Clip extra edges.

Merge—Join two or more files into one new single file.

Watermark—Write a text or load a photo as watermark.

Effect—Adjust video brightness, contrast, and saturation.



Moreover, you can preview the output effect before you convert the video. And you can also have a snapshot to extract the image out for save.

Only one moment later, I complete the conversion work and enjoy the classic movie again.



Tip: If you are iPad 2 users, here is one tool suitable for you—iPad 2 Video Converter for Mac. It does well in converting all popular video files to iPad 2 on Mac. Have a try.