How to Rip and Convert DVD to iPhone 6s

On Sep. 9th, 2015, Apple Inc. released its newest iPhone 6s/6s plus in San Francisco, which drew great attention to numerous Apple fans and has received strong repercussion till now.

Apart from more advanced features upgrade, the iPhone 6s (plus) is equipped with 12-megapixel iSight camera captures sharp, detailed photos. It can takes brilliant 4K video, up to four times the resolution of 1080p HD video. Definitely, you can enjoy a video feast with this full-around upgraded device.

Soon after the release of iPhone 6s (plus), DVDFab upgraded its DVD Ripper with this profile added in its profile library to support DVD to iPhone 6s (plus) conversion. Also, the process can be finished within few clicks and minutes.

OK, without further ado, let's begin the task working with DVDFab DVD Ripper.

 

Step 1: Run DVDFab DVD Ripper, and load the source

Run DVDFab launcher, and opt for Ripper. Following, add the DVD you are about to rip to iPhone 6s (plus) per the instructions.

 

Step 2: Choose iPhone 6s (plus), and make settings

Seconds later of source loading and analysis, the correct structure, titles and audio & video stream are recognized. Firstly, move to the left pane and click profile switcher to enter into DVDFab's profile library, and choose iPhone 6s/ 6s plus following: Device -> Apple.

 

Click the Advanced Settings to set all the video and audio parameters regarding the output video if you need.

 

DVDFab's exclusive video edit features empowers you to make deep customize settings including adjusting video effect, video trimming, video cropping, adding image or text watermarks and adding external subtitles.

 

Step 3: Begin rip DVD to iPhone 6s (plus)

Now that you've made all settings you feel right for the output video, just begin ripping DVD to iPhone 6s (plus) by simply click the Start button. Minutes later, it will be finished.

 

When the conversion finished, you can click the folder icon to enter into the output location and check the video quality. By transferring the output video into your iPhone 6s (plus), the whole process is completed. Have a nice view!