Videos to iTunes - Snowboarding Forum

henry06x · 08-20-2012, 08:32 PM

I was wondering if there was a way or code to put into iTunes for movies like the art of flight and others I have already purchased to download without having to buy them again. If there isnt how can I get them into iTunes since they don't have a digital copy already on the disc? Was wanting to put them on my iPhone for traveling on long trips.

backstop13 · 08-20-2012, 09:05 PM

it's pretty involved, but definitely possible.

you're gonna need two programs, both of which are free:

MakeMKV
Handbrake

MakeMKV can handle blu ray disks or dvd's, and it's used to make a digital copy of the disk and remove the copyright management. It's also set up to skip ads (FBI warning, basically anything under 2 minutes in length). Once it's read the disk, you select essentially the longest track, and de-select the subtitle track and keep the forced subtitles box checked. Click the button and in about 30 minutes it will rip the disk.

Once that's done, you use Handbrake to convert the file over to .mp4 which is usable in iTunes and on your iPhone.

EDIT**
http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Encode_V...With_HandBrake

^^Start here and if you need more help let me know

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08-20-2012, 09:05 PM	#2 (permalink)
backstop13 -LIFETIME MEMBER- Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: East Tennessee Posts: 550	it's pretty involved, but definitely possible. you're gonna need two programs, both of which are free: MakeMKV Handbrake MakeMKV can handle blu ray disks or dvd's, and it's used to make a digital copy of the disk and remove the copyright management. It's also set up to skip ads (FBI warning, basically anything under 2 minutes in length). Once it's read the disk, you select essentially the longest track, and de-select the subtitle track and keep the forced subtitles box checked. Click the button and in about 30 minutes it will rip the disk. Once that's done, you use Handbrake to convert the file over to .mp4 which is usable in iTunes and on your iPhone. EDIT** http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Encode_V...With_HandBrake ^^Start here and if you need more help let me know