Last updated on 2014-01-26, by David Brooks

How to convert DVD to Sony Xperia sola to play and watch DVD movies on Xperia Sola

The 3.7 inch Sony Xperia sola not only brings large screen display with high resolution, but also provides 720P HD video playback for users to freely watch HD movies, like to play and watch DVD movies on Xperia Sola. But it could only play video/audio files in MPEG4, H.263, H.264, MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, AMR, OGG, MIDI, etc. No DVD files are recognized. Thus, if you want to play DVD movies on Xperia sola, you need to convert DVD to Sony Xperia sola friendly videos first.

You can use Leawo DVD to Xperia sola video converter to convert DVD to MPEG4/H.264/H.263 videos for your Xperia sola and then transfer DVD to Xperia sola for freely playback. If you use Mac OS computer, you have to use Leawo DVD to Xperia sola video converter for Mac to do this.

Follow the steps bellow to get to know how to convert DVD to Xperia sola videos easily:

Full Guide

Import DVD files

Start this Xperia sola video converter and click Load DVD button to load source DVD files. (You can also directly drag and drop source DVD files on Mac DVD to Xperia sola video converter.)

Specify output profile & parameters

You need to specify output profile and parameters for your Xperia sola. Click Profile on this DVD to Xperia sola video converter, and choose output profile, say MPEG4. (Click the icon before 3D on DVD to Xperia sola converter for Mac.)

Convert DVD to Xperia sola videos

After specifying profile and parameters, back to the main interface. Click the bottom right convert button to start DVD to Xperia sola converting. After DVD to Xperia sola conversion finishes, you can transfer DVD movies onto Xperia sola to freely play DVD movies on Xperia sola.

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Extended Knowledge

The Sony Xperia Sola comes with a 3.7-inch display enhanced with Mobile BRAVIA engine for superior image quality. Inside it ticks a dual-core processor clocked at 1GHz, and on its back we have a 5-megapixel camera that can capture HD video. You also get Sony’s xLOUD technology for boosting the audio’s volume without distorting it, and NFC with support for Xperia SmartTags. The smartphone will launch with Android 2.3 Gingerbread out of the box, yet fortunately, an update to Ice Cream Sandwich is planned for the summer of 2012.