Showing posts with label Blu-ray to robin tablet. Show all posts
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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Rip Blu-ray movies to Robin Tablet for kids

Tesco might be easing back on building family-friendly phones and tablets, but UK retailers and carriers believe there's still plenty of interest in such products. Recently, EE wants a piece of the action with its new kid-centric Robin slate. The 4G-ready device features a 7-inch 1024 x 600 display and 8GB of internal storage (with microSD support). If you have bought this Robin Tablet for your kids, now what you should do next maybe is to put some Blu-ray movies into this Robin Tablet.



Blu-ray owners should know more about Blu-ray ripping cause Blu-ray is not a friendly video format for many mobile phones and tablets, of course and Robin Tablet. You need to rip and backup Blu-ray to Kids tablet readable format video before you want your kids to watch  Blu-ray movies on Robin Tablet. 

Learn also: DVD to Tesco Hudl 2 | DVD to InnoTab 3 Plus | Blu-ray to InnoTab 3 Plus 

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How to put Blu-ray films to Robin Tablet for Kids?

Step 1. Add kid Blu-ray film

Open Blu-ray to Kids tablet video converter on your PC, and add kid Blu-ray film by clicking “File” or the file icon right below it on top-left corner of main UI.



Step 2. Choose best video format

As the most widely used video format like MP4 is preferred for almost all Kids Tablet, here we select MP4 with H.264 codec for Robin Tablet. Click the Format drop-down list, and select “H.264 Video(*.mp4)” from “Common Video” category.



Tip: Since Robin Tablet is 1024*600 display, you can click “Settings” to change the resolution to 1024*600 from 720p in Size box.



Step 4. Convert kid Blu-ray film

Hit the red button “Convert” on the main UI to perform conversion from Blu-ray film to Robin Tablet.

How to transfer movie files to Robin tablet?

Connecting to PC

1. Ensure the kids tablet and PC are turned on.

2. Connect the PC and kids tablet using the USB cable. Plug the Micro-USB end of the cable into the Power socket on the kids tablet.

3. Once connected, a notification will appear on the Notification bar at the top left corner of the kids tablet stating “Connected as media device”.

Transferring Files

1. On your PC, open “My Computer” or “Windows Explorer”. The kids tablet will be listed as a “Removable Device”.

2. Double click on “Internal Storage” to open the kids tablet’s main data storage drive. If you have a SD card mounted to the device, this will also be displayed as a drive which you can explore.

3. “Internal Storage” will display a group of folders. Some of these folders will hold media files such as Movies, Pictures, Music and Podcasts to which you may want to move appropriate files. DCIM holds pictures taken using the kids tablet’s integrated digital camera.

4. In a new window, open the folder containing the files you wish to transfer over to the kids tablet. You will then be able to drag and drop the files over to the relevant folder in the kids tablet. You will then be able to play the transferred media files when the kids tablet is disconnected from the PC. (Note: You can also transfer files from the kids tablet onto the PC in the same way.)

You can also drag files in the opposite direction to copy files and folders stored on the kids tablet or mounted SD card back onto the computer.

Now, you have finished the process of copying Blu-ray to Robin Tablet for your kids. Make them enjoy favorite kids movie.

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