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Here’s a great way to put your favorite DVD’s onto your iPhone. Follow these easy steps and you’ll be watching DVD’s on your iPhone in no time.

Steps

1. Download the Daniusoft DVD to iPhone Converter from this page. You will have to buy the software unless you can live with a big watermark that reads “Trial Version” over your videos. And it can support to convert DVD to iPhone 3G, too. The same as Daniusoft video to iPhone 3G.
2. Insert the DVD you wish to copy into your computer.
3. Open the “file” menu, and click “Open DVD” or “Open DVD Folder”, then the DVD movie can be imported to the software. You can also directly press the “Open” button below the previem panel to load your movie.
4. Select the output path. The default folder is: c:\dvdXsoftoutput. Set the output format:H264(MP4) or Xvid(MP4).iPod Touch Converter There are three Resoultions you can choose from: 320*240,480*368, 480*320.
5. Click “Settings” button to set the Advanced settings, including video settings like BitRate, FrameRate, Angle, and Video Quality and audio settings like BitRate, SampleRate, and Volume.
6. Click “Convert” button to begin converting the DVD after setting the parameters. The preview panel display the movie image when converting.
7. Locate the video in the folder that you saved it in and upload it into iTunes when the program is done converting.
8. Sync your iPhone with your computer to upload the video onto your iPhone.

Tips

• If you convert a DVD that is 3 minutes or less with the trial version, there won’t be any watermark.
• It including 6 iPhone 3G format and can convert DVD to iPhone 3G MP4, MOV and rip DVD audio to iPhone 3G WAV as well as video to iPhone 3G.
• You can also use other software like Handbrake to convert DVD’s to iPod/iPhone formats like MPEG-4.

Why do I, having worked in the fitness industry for more than a year now, continue to feel impelled to preach the gospel of exercise to so many non-believers? Or maybe, it’s not lack of belief, just “non-practicing”. Either way my mission in life continues to be crystal clear-like a, chlorine loaded pool first thing in the morning before you jump in to do laps-is to get people, maybe even you, to exercise on a regular basis.

It would be easy to rhyme off all of the health benefits associated with regular exercise as a motivation to want to work out, but the reality is, this does not seem to be enough fuel to light a fire under any ones ‘gluteus maximus’. Unless of course they are faced with a serious health problem, which unfortunately is often the reason people find the drive. We are all motivated in different ways and by different things. The key is to find a reason that will make you want to continue to challenge your body and stay active for a life time.

For me it’s simple-I exercise to be strong. I’m not referring to physical strength either, all though that is an obvious by product; it is definitely the mental aspect. When we begin to see the things our body is capable of doing it increases our self belief, which in turn pushes our brain to convince our body we can do even more. It is a positive spiral effect. The way we think and feel about our self on the inside is the way we project ourselves on to the world. If you feel strong and confident, others see you as strong and confident. Personally I believe I’m capable of achieving anything I set my mind to; and this strength of character is a result of how hard I’ve trained my body.

Does this mean that since I’m such an exercise keener I love to work out? I wouldn’t go that far. When I am actually going through the motions of a work out I’m not saying to my self “this is wonderful, I hope it never ends”. Like Nike says; I’m just doing it! I equate it to brushing ones teeth. I brush my teeth because my mouth feels terrible if I don’t-plus I don’t want my teeth to rot and fall out! It becomes so engrained into habitual practices that you can’t imagine not doing it.

I believe, you owe it to yourself and you owe it to the people who are most important to you. I want to be able to enjoy life to its fullest with my loved ones. I can’t do this if I’m not healthy and fit. I want to be a positive roll model for my kids one day, and more importantly just be there for them as they grow up to have kids of their own. We continue to become smarter with each passing generation yet with the development of our brains comes the “de-evolution” of our bodies. All other creatures on the planet pass on the strongest and fittest genes-we pass on unhealthy, out of shape, overweight, couch potato DNA. Things have got to change.

Ultimately, whatever it is that will motivate someone has to come from within, and only they know what that will be. It can’t come from me saying “you should go exercise” or a picture of some pretty person on a magazine cover promising you’ll look like them in six weeks. To quote a line from one of my favorite movies (the Matrix): “I can only show you the door; you’re the one who has to walk through it”.

It was partly with this in mind that I helped create Fabs Cyberfitness. We are what’s on the other side of the door.