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A client has asked if someone has a movie on an ipod and they want to borrow that file and transfer it to their own system to watch - is there a way.<br />
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I assume not because of digital rights and the file would need to be authorised before they could view it, but wanted to be sure. Is there a way to covert it into a normal video file?<br />
THanks in advance
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A client has asked if someone has a movie on an ipod and they want to borrow that file and transfer it to their own system to watch - is there a way.

I assume not because of digital rights and the file would need to be authorised before they could view it, but wanted to be sure. Is there a way to covert it into a normal video file?
THanks in advance

itunes / ipod -sharing a movie - easy?

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