How to import a dvd to itunes

I have a 2.88 GB DVD (in universal disk format) that I burned from a video I shot. I'd like to bring it into (publish) iTunes so I can easily show it and so I can send it to others. When I use the menu and select "Add to library" with the video selected that is in my drive, I get a folder with Video-TS and Audio-TS. If I click "Open" nothing happens. So I'm not sure what to do.

You need to convert the Video-TS file into a MPEG-4 (mp4) file. You don't need the Audio-TS file. If you look in the Audio-TS folder you'll see that it's empty. I would use an APP like Handbrake to convert it.
Heres what I would do and make sure you have permission to do it.
Drag the Video-TS file to do the Desktop. Once downloaded, open the Video-TS file in Handbrake and convert it to MPEG-4 using the H.264 Video Codec. See the example below. You can set the resolution to fit yor needs.

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How do I import my DVDs into iTunes?

joesalcedo wrote:
So you can import your entire CD library, but not your DVD library??
Yes.
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When importing a DVD in iTunes, if different languages are available from the DVD how can I choose the one I prefer ?
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You are right ... I have to turn to the software used to create the file that I import in iTunes.
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If you're talking about a commercial DVD and you're in the U.S. (and a number of other countries), you presume incorrectly. Commercial DVDs are encrypted and breaking that encryption is illegal. For non-encrypted DVDs, use Handbrake.

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If you are using a Macintosh computer, Macworld magazine had a very nice article on how to do what you would like to do.
http://www.macworld.com/2005/12/secrets/januaryplaylist/index.php
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At the very outset - let me admit I love Shaun T's workouts and I always will legitimately pay for those than have them downloaded via other "unfit" means :-)
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hi Owen!
let's try checking up on some of the simpler possibilities:
You can't import or play music from an audio CD in iTunes for Windows
these resources might be helpful with that:
Updating the drivers on your Windows PC
toonz: Where to find firmware for your CD/DVD drive
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I don't have much problems with HandBrake. Some recent DVDs are giving more errors and won't be converted. Older ones can be converted to iPod size without any problem.
Once they are playable with QuickTime, they can be added to iTunes without any problem.
I guess copy protection schemes are interfering with the conversion.
I'm not knowledgeable about these techniques to give an accurate explanation.
I always try to convert a movie trailer (often present on the DVD) first.
If that's flawless, I try to convert the movie.
You might try another ripping application (search on versiontracker.com for "DVD ripper") or get help in the HandBrake forum.
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does anyone know how to import a movie that I currently own on DVD onto iTunes?

I don't have much problems with HandBrake. Some recent DVDs are giving more errors and won't be converted. Older ones can be converted to iPod size without any problem.
Once they are playable with QuickTime, they can be added to iTunes without any problem.
I guess copy protection schemes are interfering with the conversion.
I'm not knowledgeable about these techniques to give an accurate explanation.
I always try to convert a movie trailer (often present on the DVD) first.
If that's flawless, I try to convert the movie.
You might try another ripping application (search on versiontracker.com for "DVD ripper") or get help in the HandBrake forum.
M
17' iMac fp 800 MHz 768 MB RAM Mac OS X (10.4.7) Several ext. HD (backup and data)

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I'm trying to import a DVD of music I burned from my iTunes library on my iMac to a Windows XP laptop. The first disc burned just fine, but the second one crashed with a blue screen error (though it flashed by too quickly to get the particulars). After re-booting, when I open iTunes, it continues to rip the DVD just fine. Until I insert the next DVD, when the same thing happens all over again.
I have already authorized the windows machine with my iTunes password. The iMac is an intel core duo running OS 10.4 and the laptop is a T61 Thinkpad dual core processor (2.4gHz?) with Windows XP and 4 gigs of RAM.
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Event Type: Error
Event Source: System Error
Event Category: (102)
Event ID: 1003
Date: 8/29/2007
Time: 2:21:22 PM
User: N/A
Computer: DAD_ASUS
Description:
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the title say it all. How can I import Flac files into Itunes?
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