Can't transfer a movie from iPod to my iPod Classic.

I am unable to transfer a movie rental to my iPod Classic. After the movie finished downloading I followed the directions at the Apple website that states I should click on a movie and click on Move. After clicking on the movie I do not find Move anywhere. I have checked all the drop-down menus at the top of my screen and see nothing. Also I do any see anything entitled Move on the iTunes window. I was hoping to watch this movie while on a flight from SFO to HNL latter today. Please reply if you can be of help to me.

Okay, I don't have any rentals on my computer at the moment so I'm doing this from memory. There should be, under the Library heading in the Source list in iTunes, a section for Rental Movies. If you don't see that, then I don't know where your movie is. When you plug in your iPod, click on the Movies Tab (should be the one right behind the summary tab when the iPod is selected), you should then see your rental movie and and arrow that says Move. Click on that arrow and the movie should be moved to the iPod. Note, it is moved not synced. It will then be on your iPod and NOT on your computer unless you reverse the process.
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