Watch your DVDs on a Windows CE Device

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DVD playback on a Windows CE Device

Windows CE devices seem to have been forgotten by many vendors with all the latest updates and versions of Pocket PCs and Windows Mobile Edition, but they are still supported in the Pocket DVD Wizard.

You will need a player such as Pocket TV, and a large memory card as most players need to use the basic MPG as this uses less processor power to decode than newer formats such as DivX, WMV or MP4.

The Pocket DVD Wizard lets you convert your DVDs, and the newer video file formats into the MPEG-1 format you need for your WIndows CE handheld.

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Important Legal Information:

The Pocket DVD Wizard is a tool designed to allow you to backup personal DVD video for personal use. (e.g. backup home movies or non encrypted television shows recorded with a DVD recorder) and transfer these to a handheld device to watch later.

The software is licensed for personal backup use only and may only be used where legally permitted. It is your responsibility to ensure backup of your DVD and video files is legally permitted in your state and country. Unauthorized or improper use of this software is strictly prohibited and may be subject to severe penalties. You may not distribute files created by the software to others.

This software is not designed or produced to circumvent technology that effectively protects access to, or restricts the duplication of copyrighted material. It has a commercially significant purpose other than to circumvent such technology; being primarily designed to backup home movies, tv programming and personal video files from a users hard drive and/or on removable media. It does not produce digitally identical copies. All backups are created to a highly 'lossy' compressed file. The sole purpose of the Pocket DVD Wizard is to enable a platform and time shift allowing playback of personal, lawfully acquired content on a handheld device.

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