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Can anyone tell me if there is a piece of software that will allow me to convert my DVD's to mpeg4 format so that I can play them on my ipod?
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Are you referring to commercial/copy protected DVDs?

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Are you referring to commercial/copy protected DVDs?
If so, then I suggest that you read this thread first:

PLEASE READ: Important information about DVD Ripping

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For use with your own DVD's only, please

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For use with your own DVD's only, please
That would still be illegal. According to the DMCA, you may not take any measures to defeat the built-in protection mechanisms in DVDs (or any medium). And since we follow US law here, this thread is now closed.

Thanks.

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