(iPod users) Now that iTunes allows users to download movies are you going to say buy buy to DVDs and VHS?
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the only movies available are Disney movies, right?\n\nall those movies will take up precious space, so yeah i will buy DVDs. VHS is becoming obsolete.
230859
I think you can purchase episodes of TV shows on iTunes. $1.99 each.
1186227
you can put music from cd's you already have on to an ipod, but you have to pay to download, iTunes is only 79p (english) a track don't know the price in american
440759
Yes of course ! iTunes is a music player that plays MP3's, radio streams and podcasts, it can even convert protected tracks from the iTunes Music Store to MP3, if you burn a CD.
1039865
I know you can use either QuickTime or iTunes...
425833
Wal-mart.com or get iTunes from www.apple.com
674686
not if you upgrade the itunes  it wont.  The songs should be fine either way,  you will just have to re import them.
997399
nope. but you have to have itunes on your computer.
355597
__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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http://www.dirfile.com/dvd_rip_n_burn.htm\n\nand\n\nhttp://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/\n\nIt's free, and it works. Rip the DVD to an AVI, then use Videora to put it on your ipod.
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no you do not use itunes you use quicktime wich comes with itunes and is really easy to download  but to get get a video onto your ipod
421465
If you live in the US, doing this is a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Even someone telling you how to do this is a violation of the DMCA, punishable by up to 5 years in prison.\n\nPersonally, I think you *SHOULD* be legally allowed to view your DVD movies on your video iPod.\n\nIf you think this whole situation is ridiculous, and you'd like to do something about it, join the Electronic Frontier Foundation at http://www.eff.org . They're a non-profit digital liberties law firm.
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may want to check Itunes
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legal itunes videos you can get all videos
544067
I use limewire so use limewire and trasnfer the songs to itunes so you can put it on your ipod. The ipod cost around 200 dollars
352912
If you're in the market, I wouldn't worry about it in terms of what brand to buy.  Choose your brand based on your other requirements... iTunes will work on about anything.  If you're that into your music, just make sure you have a great sound card and good speakers.
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No.  The music has a copy-protection scheme that makes it incompatible with iPods.  There are reasons why iTunes is so popular (80 percent of the market, last I heard), and this is one of the big ones.  Sorry.