How to Convert DVD to Nexus 7 Supported Videos?

A new Android tablet termed Nexus 7 operating Jelly Bean was added to Google Nexus set. It's Google's very first tablet computer and now can be found at Google Play. Co-developed by Google and Asus, this Android tablet provides a 7" 1280*800 HD back-lit In-Plane Switching display (216 ppi), scratch-invulnerable Corning glass, a quad-core Tegra 3 processor chip, NFC (Android Beam), 9 hours of HD movie playback and $199 Cost. Nexus 7 is a Kindle fire killer and is going to gain special purchaser attention as an Android tablet unquestionably.
Aside from browsing Web pages, playing games and reading Ebooks, viewing DVD movies and videos on the HD display of Nexus 7 may be one of the very best ways to wile away the time no matter when you are on a very long cross-country air travel or waiting for someone who's usually late.
Nevertheless, as everyone knows, Nexus 7, similar to many other tablet PCs, doesn't have a DVD drive to insert DVD. Then, how one can play DVD movies on Nexus 7? The step-by-step tutorial will give you a satisfied solution on how to rip & convert DVD to Nexus 7 H.264 MP4 video, transfer the output DVD video to Nexus 7 and then play on Nexus 7.
What you need: DVD Converter or DVD to Nexus 7 ripper; DVD discs that you are willing to put on your Nexus 7; PC with a DVD drive.
Step 1: Free download the DVD to Nexus 7 decrypter here, install and start it.
Step 2: Insert your DVD disc into the DVD drive, the DVD to Nexus 7 converter will discover the disc automatically.

Step 3 (optional): This DVD to Nexus 7 ripper enables you to make some editing ahead of the DVD to Nexus 7 video change: picking subtitle & audio track, trimming long titles, joining several titles into one, using special effects and watermark to the output video clip for Nexus 7.

Step 4: To get the target video usable on Nexus 7, customize the variables as below:
Format: MP4 video
Resolution: Keep original
Encoder: H.264

Tips and hints:
1. Resolutions of DVD movies are constantly reasonably limited under 720*576, so there is always no need to output bigger resolution video, which cannot make any sense to the output quality. "Keep original" is just all right.
2. There are many free DVD ripping tools accessible on the Web, and Handbrake is the one that most people would suggest. Nevertheless, Handbrake can only handle DVDs with no copy protections. In truth, the majority of DVDs which you purchase or rent are copy-protected. So in case handbrake cannot decrypt your DVDs, test the DVD to Nexus 7 converter presented.
Step 5: Decrypt and convert DVD to Nexus 7 video by clicking the "Start" button.
Step 6: Copy the output MP4 video to Nexus 7 with USB wire after the conversion, after which you can view your preferred DVD movies without restraint on your Nexus 7 anywhere anytime.