How to import movie from DVD to itunes on PC?
I have a lot of DVDs at home, I need to import all of them into my PC and watch them in iTunes on my PC and on my iPone.
I have no idea how to do it, I don't know if there are any software requierd? please help.
Thank you.
If those are commercial DVD's we can't help you. most commercial DVD's are protected with CSS encoding (copyright protection) and it's against the terms of use here to tell you how to do that.
If they are non-commercial DVD's then the program Handbrake does a very good job of converting DVD formatted footage to MP4 that will play on the iPad. (FOr example getting those home movies portable)
For commercial DVD's it may simply be easier to purchase copies from iTUnes or another site, or to subscribe to a streaming service.
If those are commercial DVD's we can't help you. most commercial DVD's are protected with CSS encoding (copyright protection) and it's against the terms of use here to tell you how to do that.
If they are non-commercial DVD's then the program Handbrake does a very good job of converting DVD formatted footage to MP4 that will play on the iPad. (FOr example getting those home movies portable)
For commercial DVD's it may simply be easier to purchase copies from iTUnes or another site, or to subscribe to a streaming service.
If you are talking about movies/shows that you bought on dvd:
New Ruling ConfirmsCopying DVDs to Hard Drive/iPad is Illegal...
New Ruling ConfirmsCopying DVDs is Illegal
Judge RulesDVD-Copying Software Is Illegal | Threat Level | Wired ...
Judge rules thatDVD copying software is illegal | Technology ...
Judge: DVD-copying software is illegal - CNET News
US Court Rules Consumers Never Have the Right toCopy DVD...
Found in one of those links: "So while it may well be fair use for an individual consumer to store a backup copy of a personally owned DVD on that individual’s computer, a federal law has nonetheless made it illegal to manufacture or traffic in a device or tool that permits a consumer to make such copies,"
I think the sue was against the makers of a program that circumvented the dvd copy protection, not about private persons making personal copies of their dvds.
Personally I have made copies of my dvds and cds, and store them on my computer. No one should have a saying about what I do with stuff I have paid for, as long as I don't harm anyone or any company by doing it.
I would not share those copies on a public network as a torrent or similar, as it _would_ harm the producers of the movies and music I like.
How did you accomplish the rip of the DVDs to your PC? What product or method did you use to do that?
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Given section 2.8.2 of the site's Use Agreement that question should be neither asked nor answered.
Do not submit software or descriptions of processes that break or otherwise 'work around' digital rights management software or hardware. This includes conversations about 'ripping' DVDs or working around FairPlay software used on the iTunes Store.
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How to import movie from DVD to itunes on PC?
