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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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 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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Same exact thing happened to us! Ooohs & Ahhhs opening the I-pod classic and Philips DCP850 at the same time. Its been almost a week now and I'm still absolutely no where on getting helpful answers from Philips or Apple on trying to use their products. What portable DVD player will work with the I-pod classic?? with no extra cords, cables or anything?
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I am not sure if you can pass the video directly though the iMac via display port, but I know you can download the video from the SD card and play it though any number of video players on the iMac. I would suggest VLC or MPlayer as good Mac video players that will handle many different formats.
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Yes you can. You need to "sync" them to the Apple TV via iTunes, so you have to first copy the files to wherever your iTunes sources are. As far as DVD conversion formats, use "Apple TV" settings. Also, EyeTV allows you to export all of your live HDTV source recordings to Apple TV format. Despite the negative reviews here, there is an unlimited source of digital media files that will play on Apple TV!
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I'm not sure what you mean. My kids can download videos and music on the device. When my teenager comes home, she may know. If she does, I'll try to answer your question.
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I haven't tried doing that. I just download my itunes music/ movies onto it.
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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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If you have an iphone or ipad you can try to look up. VLC app (plays almost any vid format) or any video converter (to convert your movies to the accepted format for iphone or ipad and router.
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I have an iMac, and have had trouble downloading the videos too! iMovie, iDVD and the enclosed software don't work. I can get the stills, but not the video! argggh!Gretchen
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Yes you can. You need to "sync" them to the Apple TV via iTunes, so you have to first copy the files to wherever your iTunes sources are. As far as DVD conversion formats, use "Apple TV" settings.Also, EyeTV allows you to export all of your live HDTV source recordings to Apple TV format. Despite the negative reviews here, there is an unlimited source of digital media files that will play on Apple TV!
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No I bought this for the same purpose and it doesn't do video... Only Audio... Swing by a local apple store and they'll give you exactly what you need... This is just a waste of time and money to be honest
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Hey, I had the same problem getting DVDs onto my Vision. What you need are two programs that work with one another. AnyDVD and CloneDVDMobile. Do a Google search for them. AnyDVD actively disables the Copyright-protection on "any DVD" and CloneDVDMobile lets you choose what model MP3 player you have, what size you want to make the video, and what chapters off the DVD you want to convert. They give you a trial period that lasts about 20 days, so you'll have plenty of time. Check it out!And about getting videos period. I've aquired all my videos from media sites like extremefunnyhumor.com, ebaumsworld.com, and killsometime.com. Those sites typically have a link to be able to save the video onto your hard drive. Hey, I had the same problem getting DVDs onto my Vision. What you need are two programs that work with one another. AnyDVD and CloneDVDMobile. Do a Google search for them. AnyDVD actively disables the Copyright-protection on "any DVD" and CloneDVDMobile lets you choose what model MP3 player you have, what size you want to make the video, and what chapters off the DVD you want to convert. They give you a trial period that lasts about 20 days, so you'll have plenty of time. Check it out!And about getting videos period. I've aquired all my videos from media sites like... » Read More Hey, I had the same problem getting DVDs onto my Vision. What you need are two programs that work with one another. AnyDVD and CloneDVDMobile. Do a Google search for them. AnyDVD actively disables the Copyright-protection on "any DVD" and CloneDVDMobile lets you choose what model MP3 player you have, what size you want to make the video, and what chapters off the DVD you want to convert. They give you a trial period that lasts about 20 days, so you'll have plenty of time. Check it out!And about getting videos period. I've aquired all my videos from media sites like extremefunnyhumor.com, ebaumsworld.com, and killsometime.com. Those sites typically have a link to be able to save the video onto your hard drive. « Show Less
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I'm a big fan of my iPod touch as well (in fact, I'm typing this on mine right now). To download movies or TV shows, I normally just use iTunes. It's not only easy, but it's also legal. Paying two dollars per episode is outrageous for some, but I don't mind because of the ease and convenience... Just my two cents :-)
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No. You will have to use a computer and either stream from the Internet or use built-in DVD drive. This also has an iPod/iPhone 30 pin connector and stream from there. Hope that helps.
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I have no problem using my iPod Classic on this, as long as I watch whatever videos I want on the iPod's screen and not the DVD player's screen.
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You can't do it directly but, you can to a usb stick...then, to your ipod using itunes