Exporting sound track from DVD to Itunes.

I recently purchased a DVD and wanted to put the sound track on my iPod Nano (4th Gen0. Is there is way of doing this ?

If this is a commercial DVD, it's copyright protected and cannot be copied over to the Nano.
If the soundtrack is available in iTunes, you can download and upload the file to the Nano that way.
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