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How to transfer DVD’s into iTunes

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A short video showing you how to transfer your DVD collections into itunes and allow you you watch your DVD collection on iTunes, iPod, iPhone etc. Enjoy and thanks for watching

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#1 written by TheParadoxQueen 1 year ago

This handbrake can see my dvd put nothing is happening?

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#2 written by ThaisGarcia89 1 year ago

Hello, please help me. How can I copy the entire DVD to my Mac? [With the dvd menu and all options it originally has]

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#3 written by ThaisGarcia89 1 year ago

Hello, please help me. How can I copy the entire DVD to my Mac? With the dvd menu and all options it originally has?

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#4 written by mexiconotusa 1 year ago

Hey can u help me I wanna make a DVD from a .mp4 file I’n iTunes. Thanks

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#5 written by alfordhun 1 year ago

why do you need “vlc” you dont you use it in the video?????????

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#6 written by trackboy17 1 year ago

how do you transfer itunes movies from one itunes to another? what i mean is that its on my 1G hardrive and i want to put it on my sisters itunes. can i do that?

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#7 written by davidjb1988 1 year ago

Thank you. Was wondering how to do this process and other places confused me but this was down the line and easy.

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#8 written by kenziestudios 1 year ago

I downloaded the 64 VLC, and it wont scan my dvd.

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#9 written by BallerinaEmi 1 year ago

hey i downloaded everything but when I press “Start” it took a sec and said “Done” and the movie doesn’t play, it’s only like one second of the movie….any help??

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#10 written by superbofo9 1 year ago

does this work for rented dvd’s ?

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#11 written by loalight 1 year ago

Worked perfectly!!! Thank you so much!!!

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#12 written by redyeti444 1 year ago

hey, it worked but the picture was awful and i have got HD laptop, when i clicked on this dvd it was working but had like green,red and blue lines across the screen. Please may you help me?

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#13 written by moikaveri1 1 year ago

Hey, it has been just scanning around 2 hours?? Whats the problem?

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#14 written by doomking56 1 year ago

will this work with movies that are burned onto a blank disk?? i really need to know this!!

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#15 written by eRaxKronos 1 year ago

great thanx the only good tutorial for this out there =) great job very helpful

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#16 written by Thesikhsoldier10 1 year ago

Why do we need vlc??

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#17 written by Jackemon11 1 year ago

It says to me Error Reading NAV

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#18 written by MrMRpurplehippo 1 year ago

I don’tget it what does vlc do

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#19 written by bronzeboy138 1 year ago

every dvd i put in it says it has an error reading it from the disc and the discs arent scratched at all

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#20 written by Babydoll212trx 1 year ago

OMG!!!
It Works!!!!!!
It really works!!!!!
Thank u soooooooooo much, Ill subscribe you, your genious!

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#21 written by starhunter97 1 year ago

does it work on ipad

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#22 written by Blogreader54 1 year ago

Please do you have any idea what to do if the scan gets stuck on a title — for example, scans the first 5 titles fine but gets stuck on number six??? Is there any way to select which titles you want in advance from the Video_TS folder and delete the problematic ones???? Please help!!!

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#23 written by Blogreader54 1 year ago

Handbrake scans fine until it reaches the last title in a sequence.. then it gets stuck and this is the report in the activity window:

[14:49:43] dvdnav: Read Error, Expected NAV packet but none found.

This has happened on the last three discs I’ve tried to scan from Seinfeld Vol 7.
Can anyone help, please?? THanks

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#24 written by jonasbrothersluv705 1 year ago

its telling me tht the movie is only 22 minutes long when its 125 minutes

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#25 written by Blogreader54 1 year ago

@XoXBosnianXoX
it won’t work without the VLC, that’s the point. it needs to be open for handbrake and the entire process to work properly.

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