How to play DVD on Kindle Fire

As we know, Kindle Fire is a great digital device which provide us with excellent Visual enjoyment from Movies, apps, games, music, reading, plus Amazon's revolutionary, cloud-accelerated web browser. Well, I am not advertising for amazon's products, you will have the same felling if you use the Kindle Fire.

American users can get free service on movies, tv ,apps, e-book, magazines, music etc. This can be cool compared with the paid online store itunes. Now, users in Japan can also enjoy this kind of free service. We can watch video/tv online, but how to watch videos which we capture or copy form others? That's a way to do it.1 You have to do get a usb data cable which allow you to connect the Kindle Fire with your PC. It is a cheap one, you can find it sold online or offline anywhere in the market.

2 Kindle Fire supports video files that are in .MP4 and .VP8 formats. If your video are not in this kind of video formats mentioned above, you have to use some convert software to convert it into MP4（It is usually suggest you convert your video format into MP4 file, for VP8 format is not the common video file and many video converters don't allow to convert video into it.）

3 After converting, You can side-load (download and transfer via USB cable) these videos to your Kindle fire. Keep mind that: Compatible video files must be placed in the 'Videos' folder located on your device. Once you have successfully uploaded your videos, you can view them by tapping 'Apps' and then tap 'Gallery'.

 
One point add: if you want to play DVD on Kindle Fire, what should you do? Kindle Fire doesn't support to play DVD directly without CD-ROM drive. This can be an obvious disadvantage of the tablet pc. So we have to use some dvd ripping software like leawo dvd ripper(you can search this software by google to download to use, which can be regarded as the best dvd ripping software according to the reviews.This softwarew is easy to use, so I will not give the instrcutions tutrial ) to rip it into video, and set the output file as mp4 file and transfer it to Kindle Fire via usb. Then what you have to do is to enjoy the videos.