You can download videos on your iPhone to watch while traveling by plane or save your favorite songs to listen during your morning commute. This is a great way to keep yourself entertained, even while you're offline. We occasionally go to some very remote, off-the-grid places (have a 15-hour flight coming up), and we now take along dozens of movies to watch on long flights or when we're there (if there's nothing better to do).If you travel frequently or have a limited data plan, you may want to learn how to download music and videos on your iPhone. And, for travels, we can simply transfer the ripped movie file to any of our iPads. We get to pick from a lot more titles by time-shifting this way, plus as a bonus, we can burn the DVD to rewritable media for viewing at home - with none of the previews and commercials you are forced to watch if you simply play the commercial disc (this is great - on the rare occasion we watch the original, commercial disc, I'm shocked at how annoying it is to not be able to skip through the junk they force you to watch). The DVD then goes right back into the mail and the next one comes a few days later. Takes about 2 minute of my time and about 15 minutes of computer time in the background. I typically make 2 copies, one with English language closed-caption subtitles (for my wife, who as a non-native English speaker, sometimes wants subtitles), and one "clean" copy for me.
As soon as the DVD arrives in the mail, I pop in in the Mac, rip it to the hard drive. I subscribe to one of the Netflix/Blockbuster DVD services (have switched a couple times). I've been using Handbrake to rip DVDs for years.
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