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This guide is mainly about how to rip DVD and convert video to BlackBerry Curve 8300, 8900 and other BlackBerry serials such as BlackBerry Storm, BlackBerry Bold, Pearl etc.

For most of DVD has CSS copyright protection, we need a program to rip DVD or video to BlackBerry Curve support video formats such as MP4, WMV, AVI, 3GP, AAC, MP3, WMA etc. The tool we use is Wondershare BlackBerry Curve Converter Suite, This program not only supports BlackBerry Curve 8300, 8900, but also BlackBerry Bold 9000, Blackberry Storm, BlackBerry Pearl and other BlackBerry serials.



Now, let’s start the guide about ripping DVD and convert video to BlackBerry Curve or other BlackBerry Serials.

Step 1, Download and install the BlackBerry Curve Converter Suite



Step 2: Import the DVD Files or video to the program



If you want to load DVD files, please run “DVD to BlackBerry Converter”;if you want to import video files, run “Video Converter for BlackBerry” instead.

Step 3: Select output Profile

This software can convert DVD and video to all common formats for BlackBerry Curve 8300 serials, BlackBerry 8900 such as MP4, WMV, AVI, M4A, AAC, MP3 etc. You can select one output format you want to convert as below.



Step 4: Start to convert

After you select the output format, all you need to do is clicking the “Start” button. Then you can get a cup of coffee and come back later to check if the conversion is finished.



(Tips: This DVD to BlackBerry Storm Converter offers the option to automatically shut down the computer when the conversion completed.)
It will take about 30 minutes for converting a regular two hours DVD movie. When the conversion finished, click “find target” to located the converted video on your computer, connect your BlackBerry Storm to computer, and then copy the video to your BlackBerry memory card, the rest thing just enjoy the DVD or video on your BlackBerry.

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Slumdog Millionaire :top 5 dvd this year

Danny Boyle has been a favorite of mine since I saw Shallow Grave, since then he's gone on

to make three masterpieces(Trainspotting,28 Days Later and Millions), a near perfect

film(Sunshine) a guilty pleasure(The Beach) and a total miss(A Life Less Ordinary). Slumdog

Millionaire comes out of nowhere and it could very well be his best film and one of the best

films of the decade. Visually like Boyles previous work it's stunning, Apocalypse Now and

City of God come to mind and there are dutch angles galore. The raw style mixed with the

amazing locations make this film one of the most cinematic experiences you'll ever see. The

Sound is perfect, I haven't heard audio like this in a while. This film needs a Sound Oscar

nomination, it sounds that good. I went into seeing this knowing very little about it and

the person I took with me didn't know anything about it, so I'll just say it's about a young

man that goes on Indias Who Wants to be a Millionaire, it's a very unconventional film where

they tell the story of his life in flashbacks while he plays the game. It's funny, sad,

thrilling, basically a very enjoyable film that deserves numerous Oscar nominations. Also

the lead actress is one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen, if she isn't a huge star

after this I'd be extremely surprised. If the academy doesn't honor this film with numerous

nominations it will be a shame but this film will be studied in 20 years and whoever sees

this will love it, so even if it doesn't get a single nomination it won't matter. Don't miss

this film, it's perfect!
Danny Boyle has come up with some interesting cinema, certainly defining himself as someone

above average. What he achieves in "Slumdog Millionaire" is transcend the line between

inspiration and a miracle, awakening an emotional connection to the very special element

great cinema can deliver. The packages might have changed, and the contents are more

controversial and maybe a bit more tied to reality, certainly taking us to an exotic local,

teaching us that our world extends beyond our freeway and limited perception of how more

than the other half of the world's population has to deal without certainly preaching to us.
The tale of two brothers' lives is told to us through episodic flashbacks tied to an episode

of India's "Who Wants to be a millionaire?". At first, the story introduces one of the

brothers as being the subject of a very strong interrogation to find out whether he is being

truthful about some knowledge that might be relevant to the game. As he answers the

questions, we discover that this young man's life story might be more interesting than we

originally expected.
There is an element of freshness in the way the story is presented, as we accompany Jamal

through his life odyssey from a young child in the slums to a man who is determined to save

those he loves. There are some strong emotions in the film, and Boyle's direction keeps the

film dynamic and engaging.
Prepare yourself to be overtaken by emotions as varied as joy, pity, happiness, anger,

revulsion, surprise, and an exhilarating conclusion rarely seen in movies anymore. This film

has made me grateful to be alive and that we still have people in cinema like Boyle who

understands the power and beauty of the medium. He knows that the perfect mix of a great

story and the respective imagery can provoke unforgettable memories in its audience.
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