Putting RENTED movies from i tunes onto a USB stick?

Charlotte Bryar: From what source? Is it a record on your not consumer-friendly rigidity already or is it on a DVD or some thing? If it extremely is on a DVD you first could tear the disc on your not consumer-friendly rigidity. After which you drag the data from the not consumer-friendly rigidity to the flash rigidity (usb stick). you would be wanting a flash rigidity that's 9GB in length to extra healthful the contents of a commercial DVD (as that's what a commercial DVD9 holds). BTW, the act of ripping the disc is seen unlawful in maximum countries, yet do not enable that stop you. ^_^...Show more

Elvin Mannheimer: You probably didn't just waste 4 bucks. If you get a downloaded file, you can probably just put it on the USB stick and take it to another computer to play. You will need iTunes on the other computer you want to play it on and you'll probably need to authorize the computer for your account (meaning that you might need to de-authorize another computer). ! But it should still work.PS - Rolandas is full of it. Renting movies on iTunes is perfectly legal. Though the sites they link to might not be. It's a spam response, just ignore it and Y!A will remove it at some point....Show more