Should i get quicktime pro?

ok, i have a 60gb. i bought it so i could put full length movies on it. i want to take the movies from DVD to the itunes. i have been trying to use a DVD decrypter and videora for the past 2 days and it wont work. to use the decrypter, i have to save the decrypted video on my harddrive, which does not have any room left. so should i get quicktime pro? with that program do i have to save any large files on my harddrive? also, can i convert DVDs to my ipod. thanks.

It would hook up over USB, Firewire, or Ethernet.
You can get them at most computer/electronics stores.
They aren't extremely cheap.
Either way, you need storage to convert a DVD. If ext. HDs are too expensive (which they can be) then look at other options. You just need storage space to convert movies. QT Pro doesn't change that.
btabz

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very sloppy work apple...
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