Step by Step guide to transfer movies to iPod - using PC

I am looking for a step by step guide to transfer movies to my iPod... i have a PC and need to transfer DVD movies to my iPod. i know that there is a process, somewhat tedious, but i cannot find instructions anywhere on the steps to do it. i purchased quicktime pro and i know that i need to decrypt the DVD (??) and rip (??) the files to my harddrive, then convert the .vob files to .m4v using something like Videora (??). I just am not sure about the actual steps. Please help!!!

Trying to help. I think you will find that any answer that gives directions here on Apple <might> be a contravention to agreements regarding licensing abp from Apple therefore your directions (and efforts) would best be spent on 'another search engine' for an answer to that question. Note that I am simply respecting Apple's position and the fact that movies are not free to rip or copy them for any reason outside of licensing agreements.
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Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
I understand that you received a Digital Copy when you purchased a Blu-ray movie and are running into an issue syncing to your iPod Classic. I am curious if you are going straight to the Create an iPod version option or are you selecting the movie and then selecting the Create an iPod version? The attached article below may help walk you through this process.
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[http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/c00ca32e-f991-2b10-f5be-97114bd2b08f&overridelayout=true]
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