movies

If you downloaded these movies from the iTunes Store, then they'll be in your iTunes Library, so just select them for syncing like you would music.

If you've "acquired" these movies from other more dubious sources, you'll have to look elsewhere for an answer.

You know... "Acquired?" You know, "Dubious." Like if you bought a physical DVD with your own money? And it is yours? And you put it on your own computer to be able to view in your own family room? You still cannot officially do this, according to Apple.

You still cannot officially do this, according to Apple.

No, you still cannot officially do this, according to the LAW in most countries - Apple is not the law-maker.

http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-3513_7-5128652-1.html

This discusses some things directly relevant to the question. Based on my reading of the Apple Discussions Use Agreement, this is fine as it only points to an article that discusses LEGAL not ILLEGAL activity.

-fred

google is your friend.

I had a similar problem and found that I had not checked the box to "sync Movies" under the movie tab on my iPod area in itunes