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importing movies into itunes


Question Posted Wednesday January 2 2008, 12:29 pm

I used AlphaGeek's tutorial on how to copy personal DVD's to iTunes. I have the converted movie in the correct format, but now I don't know how to import the movie file! I tried dragging it from my Movies folder. That didn't work. I tried importing, it didn't work either. Please help me out.

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theymos answered Wednesday January 2 2008, 12:57 pm:
I might not be understanding your question correctly.

If it won't import onto itunes, then it's not in the correct format. Try using mediacoder to convert it into something else:
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The "extension" button might be useful to you.

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