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How to Transfer DVDs to Your iPod

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Wish you could take your favorite movies and TV shows everywhere you take your music? You can, if you follow these steps to transfer DVDs to your iPod.

Step 1: Download Handbrake
Download a video transcoder for free. Install the program by following the software's prompts.

Tip
There are many available that are compatible with Mac OS X and Windows XP, Vista, or 7.

Step 2: Insert the DVD
Insert your DVD and open the video transcoder program. Select your DVD from the Source menu.

Tip
If your computer's DVD player automatically starts, close the player, but leave the DVD in the computer.

Step 3: Select presets
Select a preset on the right of the screen. Transcoder programs provide presets for AppleTV, the iPod, QuickTime, and more. In addition, customize and save your created presets.

Step 4: Start ripping
Start ripping the DVD by pressing the start button. The speed of the copying will vary depending on your DVD drive's speed. Either way, a status bar will pop up to let you know the progress.

Step 5: Add the video to iTunes
Add the video to iTunes by opening iTunes and dragging the file into your library. Once the video is in your library, connect your iPod and drag the file to your iPod. Now you can carry your bulky DVDs in your pocket and watch them anywhere.

Did You Know?
The 5th Generation iPod, also known as the Video iPod, was the first to include video and boasted a 2.5-inch screen for viewing.

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