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DVD to iTunes MP4 and reverse

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I have a large DVD image collection that I want to convert to iTunes MP4 to play on a 60" Samsung back lit TV. If I do this will I lose quality? The drive space savings is quite a bit considering most DVD's are 6.5 and up. I want to use Ripit for the conversion because it dumps the MP4 right into iTunes. :D
 

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