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<blockquote data-quote="garbzuk" data-source="post: 713725" data-attributes="member: 65194"><p>Hi all,</p><p></p><p>Regarding movies and itunes...</p><p></p><p>I often find myself buying a DVD movie and ripping it twice to my mac in order to add to itunes.</p><p></p><p>Using isquint for example, I will first rip to 'TV format' [to play-back on my mac itself fullscreen, or else on a HD TV (via ATV for example)] </p><p>In the same way, I will then rip to 'iPod format' [to play back on my ipod Video]</p><p></p><p>Thus, I end up with 2 versions of 1 movie [one named as ''Movie_Title'', the other named as ''Movie_Title_4ipod''] both listed in the 'Movies' tab of itunes, specifically encoded to play on the 2 different devices. When syncing to my ipod, I simply select just those files with a 4ipod postfix.</p><p></p><p>My questions:</p><p></p><p>1. Am I using itunes in the 'correct' way in this regard?</p><p>2. Is there a way to create an additional tab in itunes such as 'ipod Movies'; ( to overcome having a selection of movies stored in the same folder with different encodings for different devices ) </p><p></p><p>Cheers</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="garbzuk, post: 713725, member: 65194"] Hi all, Regarding movies and itunes... I often find myself buying a DVD movie and ripping it twice to my mac in order to add to itunes. Using isquint for example, I will first rip to 'TV format' [to play-back on my mac itself fullscreen, or else on a HD TV (via ATV for example)] In the same way, I will then rip to 'iPod format' [to play back on my ipod Video] Thus, I end up with 2 versions of 1 movie [one named as ''Movie_Title'', the other named as ''Movie_Title_4ipod''] both listed in the 'Movies' tab of itunes, specifically encoded to play on the 2 different devices. When syncing to my ipod, I simply select just those files with a 4ipod postfix. My questions: 1. Am I using itunes in the 'correct' way in this regard? 2. Is there a way to create an additional tab in itunes such as 'ipod Movies'; ( to overcome having a selection of movies stored in the same folder with different encodings for different devices ) Cheers [/QUOTE]
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