Burning video dvd to myitunes?

I purchased a music video dvd and I want to put the music in my itunes library...how do I do this ?
Thanks

The best way -- without buying software or downloading software -- is to use Garageband. Play the song on iTunes then use Garageband to record it. Don't play the song in Garageband (it won't allow you to do that).

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