Downloading DVD's to Ipod
How do I do it?
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Darn , I was hoping for some luck here.
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I would think it would go the same as a cd, which i just posted how to do thinking you said CD's not DVD's then i noticed, being a pea brain that I am, and deleted it. File, add to library, import DVD, I would think. Paul
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They need to be in Mpeg4 format to be viewable on a ipod, otherwise they will just store as data.
search for a converter, I think I use Isquint but if you have a PC you might have to find something compatible. |
Or just use handbrake. Just do a google search for "ipod handbrake".
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These guys have several converters that format video to MPEG4 IPOD.
http://www.alloksoft.com/ I haven't used them to convert straight from dvd before, but works well with taking full size mpegs and formatting to IPOD screen size, takes a 1 gig movie and makes it a 115k movie, to allow several to fit on the IPOD. I checked their site and it looks like they have dvd type converters also. Good Luck... |
I've dabbled with this a bit - wanted to get one of my seasons of House on my my ipod for cardio days at the gym. One of the problems I'm having difficulty overcoming is losing sync of the audio to video as the movie progresses. Anywhere from 5-15 minutes, there is a noticeable lack of sync in the audio tracks. Has been driving me insane trying to resolve it.
My understanding though is that to reliably create a file, you need two programs. One to rip the file off the DVD with the audio/video tracks, and then another to convert those into a working mpeg4 file. |
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This would make sense. I was given the suggestion to use a free download called "handbrake". Nothing really seems to happen. idk. |
oops,,,, thought you meant cd,,,
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Handbrake
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I use 1CLICK DVDTOIPOD for my ipod video.
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I think this'll work. "Go Sox!" |
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