How to Rip and Convert 2D DVD to 3D FLV Does this idea ever come into your mind that you can make 3D videos in FLV format for uploading onto YouTube to share with others? It seems to be a sophisticated project. But with DVDFab 2D to 3D Converter to help out, everything is easy. Head over to the simple how to as follows. Rip 2D DVD to 3D FLV>Step 1: Run DVDFab 2D DVD to 3D Converter In order to run DVDFab 2D to 3D Converter, we need to start up DVDFab and navigate to DVD Ripper at first. Choose "to FLV" option, then insert the source DVD disc, or click DVD folder or image file icon on the interface of the app to load the source. Before the source movie is imported in, you will be asked to specify a region code for this movie. After the source movie is in, just enable "2D to 3D" option, this option in fact is the incarnation of 2D to 3D Converter. Rip 2D DVD to 3D FLV>Step 2: Customize for output 3D video We can freely set and customize a slew of things. At first, we should select whichever title we like for conversion, and choose audio tracks and subtitles. If you want to convert only part of a title, just click "Title Start/End Settings" to re-specify a title's start/end chapter. By the way, if you want to double secure the settings, just have a real time title preview in the left corner of the interface. You can shape a perfect output video effect by clicking "Video Effect Settings" button. In the prompt Video Effect Settings window, you can decide everything about the 3D Format, Video Frame Size, Visual Depth, output play region, frame resolution, aspect ratio, etc. Click "Edit" button, and you can change a lot of default parameters if you want, such as bit rate, frame rate, frame resolution, aspect ratio, channel, volume, etc. Rip 2D DVD to 3D FLV>Step 3: Monitor conversion progress, or have a relax Click "Start" button on the main interface to begin conversion process. You can monitor progress with detailed info and source movie preview, or else, you can go out for a walk or have a cup of coffee to relax by settings your computer to auto shutdown. OK. That's all there is to it.