Ripping DVDs into iTunes?

So I'm wondering if there is anyway to rip DVDs I own onto my MacBook?
I do a lot of touring with my band, and brought a MacBook an iPod to get away from carrying mini disks, players, radios, DVD player, etc.....
I just wanna import a few DVDs watch while touring, then get back delete em, and start the process again.
HELP?

RyanEdwards wrote:
How come? There my DVD's and it's for my personal use?
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Hello All
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 :-)
So the issue am seeking help on is this - I have bought the DVDs for couple of BeachBody Shaun T workouts (Insanity & Focus T 25). Now I use a MacBook pro which does not have an optical drive and every time I want to do the workout means I have to chug along the super drive, and it feels very primitive in today's time and age. Now these DVDs are protected and there is no way I can import them into iTunes and then get them onto my iDevices, so I can break a sweat even if I am in a tiny hotel room on my tiny iPhone 6 Plus screen (Yes - it is tiny when you are trying to follow those moves on a screen that size while half dead in motion!)
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http://thelittleappfactory.com/ripit/
http://Handbrake.fr may help if you need different sizes etc.
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