ITunes: How do you import a Harry Potter DVD into iTunes???

Hello everybody,
I have a iPod Video and woud like to put the Harry Potter Movie on to it. But how do I do this. Last week i bought all the DVDs at Amazon but how do i import it to my iTunes Librairy and add it to my iPod??? Please help me somebody...
Thanks,
ech10
P.S. I have windows...

I am afraid it is against the forum terms of use to help you with this, as it would involve breaking the copy protection on a commercial DVD.

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