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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (57116)	9/17/2006 1:13:59 PM
From: pyslent	Read Replies (1) of 213182

My neighbor wants to take DVDs she owns and upload them into itunes, for play on an Ipod. Is that possible? If she has a mac, there is a free application called Handbrake that can rip the DVD to a iPod friendly file on the hard drive, then you just import it into iTunes (I believe there's a windows version in Beta). There are a variety of applications for sale for both platforms that do the same thing. But, theoretically does that matter- can you just copy onto the windoze file system and then move No, without a DVD drive, the file structure on the DVD can't be recognized. In theory, you could grab the contents off the DVD into your (DVD-equipped) computer, and then move it to her computer (Via email or shared network), but it would take a LONG time. She can replace her CD-RW with a combo drive for $20 these days: geeks.com

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