Is it a DVD fillum or a DVD with a lot of music files on.

both GJ but mainly fillums 

I'm actually on the move at the moment, but in my experience you have to make music CDs from the DVD, import and unless it recognises, you must rename. I'll look the other up when I get home.

thanks Joe 

First of all you have to get it through customs

Boom boom

I'm just in. Does this work?

If you have audio or video files on your computer, you can import them into iTunes so that they appear in your iTunes library.         

To add media from MusicMatch Jukebox or Audible Manager to your iPod, iPhone, or iPad, you need to first import it into iTunes.

 

 no customs then?

Now I've settled down with a cup of tea, I must ask why you want to import a DVD fillum into itunes?

I can't remember the last time I saw a customs person. Mebbees the only time I flew, ten years ago.

to be honest it's not me but a friend who wants to do it - I think they want them to be more portable as it were 

 

the gumph we've been given is to get something like prism downloader to do it 

 

 

Hi Pengy,

 

The basic file format of a DVD is a .vob file (along with a few other files which make up a DVD). There may be a number of these which make up the DVD film. What you need to do is extract the contents of the DVD to your hard drive and then convert them to a format iTunes recognises (.mp4, .mov or .mv4).

 

I use this free program : http://www.freemake.com

 

If you have no experience of taking the information from a DVD and then converting it, you will need to do some reading and understanding before starting, it's not simple for a novice.

 

I also understand that you can buy program to do the same job.

 

I didn't know that. I have a prog which translates music files, however I have a portable DVD player and a laptop so never felt the need to change fillums.

thanks EC - Jeebus I had trouble doing a ring tone - I doubt I'd be able to do this but thanks anyway