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How To Rip DVDs To Your iPod
Published 1/24/2009 by awolfe@techweb.com (Alexander Wolfe) at InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs
I periodically find myself "cleaning" my iPhone -- removing old podcasts and apps, rearranging the screen icons -- in an electronic analog of how I de-gunk my wallet. (No dollar-off coupons in the iPod, though.) The only really unpleasant part of the process is dealing with stuff that everybody does but iTunes still refuses to support. Namely, ripping protected DVDs
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