can i convert ipod movies to dvd?
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Dvd is high quality type, Ipod movies results so bad in dvd. so don't try to convert mpeg4 to DVD.
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yes i had this trouble, too when i first got an ipod video...go to the sites below i listed and there is downloads you have to do and very good instructions...you have to rip the dvd first to your hard drive, then convert it using videora...insturctions at the website..the 1st website is the dvd decrypter (ripper), the 2nd is the videora converter and the last is the instructions for both!!
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yes there is a program called bitRipper google it and download it its free. i dont know if you can save just one chapter but you can definitely get the whole movie on here i used it and then used a program called videora video converter and i then used that to put the movies on my ipod
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There is a program called DVD Santa, as well as other programs that will convert dvd files to video files. You can get a free trial of DVD Santa to try it out. Otherwise, you can type into your search: convert dvd into video, free software download. There are also other programs you can use, such as DVD to AVI & DVD to MPEG. Hope this helps. Bye
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If you use WinAVI, you'll be able to convert any movie to DVD, and to choose the number of DVD's to fit on. Just go to www.winavi.com and you'll see that the program will allow you to convert any type of file. Of course, you'll need to have some codecs installed on your computer. But it works very fast, and it will also put the subtitles, if any (using VobSub). I tested many programs but this is the best one yet, and it's easy to use. Good luck
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__As long as it's not a copy-protected itunes download, you can convert it to avi using pocket divxencoder and a dvd burning program (like Sonic RecordNow).\n__Sadly, Hannah Montana IS a copy-protected download.  This means that you need to find a program like Mr. Captor ($30) or Win Fastcap ($23 in April) and record the video, record the audio with a separate program, and merge them with a program like Windows Moviemaker or any other program that deals with audio and video.  Not to confuse you or anything, but surely you couldn't think you'd have an easy time dealing with copy-protection!  It's not easy to deal with.  In theory, it should work.  I've never tried going and recording a show and putting it on a DVD or anything, it just seems like it would work.\n__And to argue with the previous answer, it is a long, grueling process and not self-explanatory at all.  The only DVDs itunes burns are data (files on the disk), not video DVDs that play on DVD players.
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dvdsanta \nimtoo dvd\nwinavi\nthese will convert and burn
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Free Ipod Video Converter from http://www.jodix.com may possibly work???
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First, put in your ipod.  Give it a minute to load.  Go to My Computer.  Click on your ipod.  Go to tools at the top and pick folder options. On that screen Go to view.  Then in the setting pick show hidden folders and apply.  Now go to Ipod_Control and go to music.  Dont worry thats where your videos are.  Now click the search button on the top.  Go to Search all files or folders. click advanced options and make sure its searching just the ipod.  Then click more advanced options and tell it to include hidden and system files.  Then you just click search.  After everthing comes up click on type to get all the movies together.  They will either say Mpeg 4 or quicktime movie.  The names will look weird though.  Its okay their still the same videos.  Then you just copy them to a folder on your computer.
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You have to have software to convert them to set-top DVD playable format.  Regular packages like Nero 6 or 6 Vision can transform it, just by choosing "Burn a Video DVD" and importing whatever movie you need.
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If you're running Windows XP you have Windows Movie Maker installed. Through that you can take out the video and save it as an audio file for your iPod.
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it is possible to convert MPEG 4 or MP4V format to DVD disc, but the screen image may not be what you are expecting.\n\nDVD uses a very high data rate, while MPG4 format is a compress video format, where lots of information were lost due to the compression, by bringing an MPEG4 format of iPOD back to DVD, the resolution will not be high enough, and screen size will be smaller than what you expect.
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The page linked below will show you how to easily convert .avi files to iPoD video files.
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The iPod plays MPEG-4 files with either the basic MPEG-4 video codec or the more advanced H.264 codec. The standard way to do this is using QuickTime Pro which a serial you buy for QuickTime Player that enables import/export/file conversions between many formats. There you find a special Export to iPod setting which makes it just a few clicks away. However, all software that create files based on the international standard MPEG-4 will work for this conversions. There are many such programs available...here is one guide for what you are doing...\n\nhttp://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/253137
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here is the easiest way to put dvds onto your ipod:\n\nstep 1.\ngo to this web address (do not include the spaces):\nwww .xilisoft. com /downloads /x-dvd-to-ipod-converter .exe \nand download the xilisoft software. \n\nstep 2.\ninstall it on your computer. \n\nstep 3.\nunlock the program by opening it, going to the help tab and entering the following registration code (do not include the spaces):\nF71DC344F73424E44D8538B9- 56E7 -92E2- 5D6D \n\n(I have to put spaces in the links and registration code because yahoo will block this type of info otherwise)\n\nstep 4.\ninsert the dvd into your computer (you must have a dvd-rom drive on your computer to put it dvds on your ipod)\n\nstep5.\non the xilisoft application, select profile and select the appropriate ipod.\n\nstep 6.\nclick on the dvd button on the xilisoft screen and select your dvd drive as the source.\n\nstep 7.\nselect the destination by picking which folder you would like to save the video to.\n\nstep 8.\nonce all the information has been gathered from your dvd, click the red record button to start ripping the dvd. this will take several hours because it must also convert the files to mpeg4 format.\n\nstep 9.\nonce the dvd has been ripped, open the folder you set as the destination and select the files you wish to put onto your ipod, you may want to preview these files first by playing them with quicktime.\n\nstep 10.\ndrag and drop the selected video files into your itunes library or use itunes to add the files to your library.\n\nstep 11.\nplug your ipod into your computer and put the videos onto your ipod!\n\ngood luck!
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Hi Nordy,\n\nThere are many programs and methods available to convert your videos to iPod compatible format and transfer them to the iPod.\n\nThe process is basically the following:\n\n1. You need to "rip" (i.e. copy) the DVD to a folder on your hard drive)\n2. You then need to use a program to convert the DVD files into iPod compatible video, i.e. mp4 or mov files.\n3. Add your video file to the iTunes library. The next time you sync your iPod, your video will be transferred onto your device.\n\nBelow, you'll find a list of links that contain detailed step-by-step instructions on getting video onto your iPod, using freeware programs or even iTunes itself. The process is quite easy, and you should be watching videos on your new iPod in no time!\n\nHere are the links:\n\nHow to rip a DVD using DVD Decrypter: http://www.mrbass.org/dvdrip/\n\nConverting Video for iPod with iTunes 6 (Mac & PC)\nhttp://www.ilounge.com/index.php/article...\n\nVideo-to-iPod Conversion for Windows PCs, Part 1\nhttp://www.ilounge.com/index.php/article...\n\nVideo-to-iPod Conversion for Windows PCs, Parts 2-3\nhttp://www.ilounge.com/index.php/article...\n\nAlso, some recommended programs:\n\nDVD Decrypter: http://www.mrbass.org/dvdrip/\n\nVideora (freeware): http://www.videora.com\n\nCucusoft DVD to iPod Converter (trialware): http://www.cucusoft.com\n\n\nHope this helps. Good luck!
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Try BlindWrite.\nUsing BlindWrite, write the movies to an image file and then, write the image file to the DVD disk using BlindWrite.