Converting Media Player Videos for ipod?
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Try using one of the following software\n\nXilisoft iPod Video Converter\nWebSite: http://www.xilisoft.com/ipod-video-converter.html\nImTOO iPod Movie Converter\nWebSite: http://www.imtoo.com/ipod-movie-converter.html\nCucusoft iPod Movie/Video Converter\nWebSite: http://rm.cucusoft.com/\nVideora iPod Converter(This is Freeware)\nWebSite: http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/
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If you want to convert them into another format ( mobile phone, iPods, mp4...and anything else) use this awesome free program called Super http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
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you can use jodix free video convertor, quicktime pro, or videora convertor just google 'em
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Videora ipod converter, and use dvd shrink to get videos from dvds on your computer. Then, you use the file you made in dvd shrink, and transfer it to being iPod compatible with videora. In DVD shrink make sure you go to reauthor mode and tell it not to split the .vob files. If it splits them, your movie will be on many different files.
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Yes it is possible. \n\nhttp://www.nackvision.com/talk/myplaylistCode.php?skin=ipodblue\n\nalthough you will not be using microsoft media player
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The problem with iTunes and the iPod video is that it will ONLY play mpeg-4 video.  Who has that laying around on their internet site?  Pretty much no one..\n\nWhat I would highly recommend is to bite the bullet and spend $30 for QuickTime Pro (you need a license code).  What this program will do is allow you to convert ANY video to this mpeg-4 format.  The best feature, and this one's my favorite, is QuickTime Pro enables right click, so now you can right-click and save any mpeg on the internet to your hard drive, just like saving a picture from a web site.\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/quicktime/win.html\n\nSo, in the end, it's a little investment for a WHOLE LOT of music videos or game clips....  Good luck!
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You can use this online converter\nhttp://media-convert.com/convert/index.php
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I don't know of any direct converters.  But, there is a way to get it to that format through intermediate steps.  Both applications I mention are free.\n\n1) Get DVD Decrypter (or another DVD ripper).  Then, make sure you set DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD program to a single MPEG file (rather than multiple files it uses by default).  Be sure to rip only one video and one audio stream.  The MP4 format only supports one of each (especially on devices like the iPod or the PSP).  Do not rip any captioning streams (they are not supported). \n2) Get PSP Video 9 (which includes FFMPEG  and has a nice GUI interface) and use this application to convert the resulting ripped MPEG file to MP4.\n\nNote: You will need between 6-8GB of space to store the ripped MPEG file.  You may also need an additional 6-8GB of space to store the full sized MP4 file.\n\nInside PSP Video 9, you will need to create a profile that's of the same height x width as the original MPEG file.  But, once you create a profile and save it, you can use it again and again.  The resulting MP4 you create will be playable in Quicktime or any other MP4 player capable of playing that resolution.\n\nIf you are targeting the MP4 to a smaller device (phone, iPod or PSP), then you will need to create a profile that fits with the resolution of the destination device.\n\nYou will have to use Yahoo or Google to find a copy of DVD Decrypter.  However, you can get PSP Video 9 at http://www.pspvideo9.com\n\nGood luck.
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try Stoik Video converter it's free
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On Windows, you have to use Quicktime.. or you can play them on a PSP and probably a video iPod as well.\n\nYou can probably convert them to another format (avi or mpeg 2) and then you can view them with Windows Media Player.
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as far as I know, youtube files are only .flv and can not be saved as anything else. you can get a flv player and watch what you saved, just can't put it on a DVDR or iPod. as of yet there is not a flv converter, but wait a month or 2 and search for a flv converter on google and hopefully one was made
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Yes you can! There's a really easy to use application called PQ DVD to iPod Video which you can use to rip DVDs and produce video files to play on your iPod!\n\nIt's really easy to use. Once you download the application follow these steps:\n\n1. Open the DVD file location.\n2. Select where the file is to be located (File-Set Output Name & Location).\n3. Navigate the DVD menu and play the movie. Once the movie starts playing you can select from what point you want to start recording.\n4. Click 'RECORD' to start recording.\n5. After recording is complete, click OK.\n6. Launch iTunes and add the file to your library (File-Add File to Library).\n7. Connect iPod.\n8. On the iPod go to videos and select your movie.\n9. Enjoy!\n\n\n\nHints: Don't forget to select the aspect ratios from the top of the screen. The best one is the one on the right corner.\n\nIt should take no more than an hour to get a two hour movie done.\n\nYou can get the serial number from http://www.serials.ws.
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if you are using itunes to convert your video file, you CANNOT transfer audio, you must use a seperate program. they do this so that you are forced to buy videos from the itunes music store. here is a way to converts dvds and videos to ipod format and hear the audio:\n\nstep 1.\ngo to this web address (do not include the spaces):\nwww .xilisoft. com /downloads /x-dvd-to-ipod-converter .exe \nand download the xilisoft software. \n\nstep 2.\ninstall it on your computer. \n\nstep 3.\nunlock the program by opening it, going to the help tab and entering the following registration code (do not include the spaces):\nF71DC344F73424E44D8538B9- 56E7 -92E2- 5D6D \n\n(I have to put spaces in the links and registration code because yahoo will block this type of info otherwise)\n\nstep 4.\ninsert the dvd into your computer (you must have a dvd-rom drive on your computer to put it dvds on your ipod)\n\nstep5.\non the xilisoft application, select profile and select the appropriate ipod.\n\nstep 6.\nclick on the dvd button on the xilisoft screen and select your dvd drive as the source.\n\nstep 7.\nselect the destination by picking which folder you would like to save the video to.\n\nstep 8.\nonce all the information has been gathered from your dvd, click the red record button to start ripping the dvd. this will take several hours because it must also convert the files to mpeg4 format.\n\nstep 9.\nonce the dvd has been ripped, open the folder you set as the destination and select the files you wish to put onto your ipod, you may want to preview these files first by playing them with quicktime.\n\nstep 10.\ndrag and drop the selected video files into your itunes library or use itunes to add the files to your library.\n\nstep 11.\nplug your ipod into your computer and put the videos onto your ipod!\n\ngood luck!
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See this Wired.com article for FREE software; everything you need to convert video from DVD to go onto your iPod:
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I have had great luck with the free Videora Ipod converter.  Converts pretty much any video file format to ipod friendly mp4.  Then, just drag the mp4 files onto iTunes and voila!  Any video you have on your computer, now can be on your ipod.\nhttp://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/
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there is a software called videora that converts the movie file into mp4 relatively quickly. It should work better than itunes.\nhttp://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/
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http://www.dirfile.com/dvd_rip_n_burn.htm\n\nand\n\nhttp://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/\n\nIt's free, and it works. Rip the DVD to an AVI, then use Videora to put it on your ipod.