Video Is it possible to download a video from a DVD directly to the IPOD, or are all videos only accessible via purchase from Apple?
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Itunes will not allow you to rip video from a dvd. However, there are lots of programs out there that will do the job. A good website with lots of programs (some free and some you must purchase) is download.com.
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One program that I recommend is CloneDVDMobile by SlySoft. You do have to pay for it, but I've had it for over a year, and I've never had a problem ripping a DVD to the iPod. It's really easy to use, too.
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I use Apollo IPOD video converter which is excellent. It support all formats including rmvb. Easy to use and conversion is fast. This is to convert video to play on IPOD 80GB video. MOVAVI v4.5 is excellent too for this job.For DVD to IPOD, you can use Apollo DVD to IPOD.It is excellent.
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So far there is an adapter that u can convert ur 30 pin iPod cable to lightning but it does not support video. U can use an iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S and it will play video as well as iPod touches or classics. It's a 6.95 screen
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No. You can only download iTunes for the iphone, ipad, ipod, or your computer or laptop! I owned this player in the past and I do not recommend it. It's junk and very slow.
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I can't see why not... It would be a video just like any other DVD you would add/edit in iMovie. Now if you're asking if you can edit it on the same DISK? That's probably a no... You would need another disk to burn it back to.
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Since it's an iPod ya u would need iTunes, it will automatically ask u to download iTunes once u hook it up to ur computer. But u don't have to purchase music from iTunes, if u already have music on your computer u would need to import it to iTunes, it's pretty user friendly :)
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http://www.makayama.com/dvdtoipod.htmlTry using this software, and convert the movie in to the format which is compatable with the iTunes. By the way, I have not used it, just since I came across this I am giving you the extentionGood luck
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I looked around on the internet for a good program to transfer DVDs to mpeg4 format to put movies on my iPod. I found Apollo DVD to iPod was a great program, but it cost me $34.95 to unlock the full program and use it to its fullest potential.
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I tried the USB with videos I downloaded from Youtube,I feel it would work fine with Itunes ones,and if not,they can always be converted to a different format.
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I would think you can, since I've down loaded some programs--I planned to try, but my video just went bad-----That's what one get for buying used---I'm not as familiar with Mac as with Windows or Linux, Good Luck
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Yes, it was easily downloaded off a mini disc. I've converted a couple cassettes to mp3 on my iPod. It's pretty easy to work.
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David, you don't need to convert your audio library (well, unless it's in the PROPRIETARY WMA format). As long as you have MP3 files, they'll play on any iPod just fine without conversion.In terms of having to convert movies to MP4, I agree that it's a pain, but most portable video players will require you to do this anyway, because of size and processing power requirements. You might as well convert to MP4, which is a certainly not a proprietary format. It's an open format supported on a huge variety of devices and operating systems. That includes DVD players, network players, portable media players, freeware applications (VLC) and more. Looks to me like you need to check your information a little better. David, you don't need to convert your audio library (well, unless it's in the PROPRIETARY WMA format). As long as you have MP3 files, they'll play on any iPod just fine without conversion.In terms of having to convert movies to MP4, I agree that it's a pain, but most portable video players will require you to do this anyway, because of size and processing power requirements. You might as well convert to MP4, which is a certainly not a proprietary format. It's an open format supported on a huge variety of devices and operating systems. That includes DVD players, network players,... » Read More David, you don't need to convert your audio library (well, unless it's in the PROPRIETARY WMA format). As long as you have MP3 files, they'll play on any iPod just fine without conversion.In terms of having to convert movies to MP4, I agree that it's a pain, but most portable video players will require you to do this anyway, because of size and processing power requirements. You might as well convert to MP4, which is a certainly not a proprietary format. It's an open format supported on a huge variety of devices and operating systems. That includes DVD players, network players, portable media players, freeware applications (VLC) and more. Looks to me like you need to check your information a little better. « Show Less
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I would think you can, since I've down loaded some programs--I planned to try, but my video just went bad-----That's what one get for buying used--- I'm not as familiar with Mac as with Windows or Linux, Good Luck
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I've been able to play movies from the store. As long as your iPod, iPad, or iPhone can play it you are good.
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Yes, I can access the video from any internet connection using the Swannview app on Apple store so in sure it would work any where.
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I just purchased the camera and I will try that. Do I have to download to iMovie before I burn a disc? Do you know if I can use IDVD?
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If you want to watch a video from a DVD, you need to insert the disc and go to the option CD/DVD, if you want to see a video from a USB you need to go to the option Ipod/USB, and if you want a video from a console you need to go to options and change Video Input.
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that depends. you can see or download any video in itunes if you want, and they all have good quality, but apparently you have to pay for that. but if you just want to see online, you just need plug-in component or some free soft ware to watch videos. hope these can help you. ^_^