iPad and iPad 2 - How to Import Music and DVDs Into iTunes

Downloading music and videos from the iTunes Store (or directly to your iPad or on your computer) is fine, but if you already own the media then you are not going to want to pay for it. You can "rip" music CDs and DVDs, and import them into iTunes as a solution to this problem. Once in iTunes, you can sync the same songs and movies on your iPad and / or second IPAD

How to Import CD

To begin, insert the CD of your choice into the computer. In most cases, within a few seconds you will find the artist, song and album names appear immediately. If your information does not make a song and what is displayed is "Track 1" and "Track 2" - you'll need to go to the main menu, select "File" and select "Get Info" to fill in these fields. You can also click on individual fields and add your own information.

Settings for the music

before you import all your music, look through the various import options, you will find behind the "Import Settings" button in the General pane "iTunes Preferences" tab. It is worth considering the wound, as they may relate to the quality of sound and kompatibilnost.Ipad can play MP3 and AAC files as well as Apple Lossless, AIFF, Audible, and WAV files.

How to Import DVD

of the various free tools to get the DVD to iTunes, probably the best parking brake, which is available for Mac and PC. Here's how the process works:

1 First, download and install the program. You will find it of handbrake.fr.

2 Take the DVD you want to "rip" and insert it into the computer. If it starts playing automatically stop DVD player software.

3 Open the program and the handbrake should recognize the DVD into your computer. Click on "Open" button and the program will start scanning the DVD.

4 See the "Presets" menu in the program and select the iPad from the options provided.

5 To start the copying process, hit "Start" button at the bottom of the window and coding will begin.

6 In the end, you will need to drop the new file into iTunes. If you choose to save it somewhere else, the file will eventually appear on the desktop. Drag the file into the iTunes window. This should create a new copy of the file in your iTunes library allowing you then delete the original file on your computer.