How come when I put Movies on to my IPod the audio is not in sync with the Video?
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ur downloading horrible quality movies cuz u cant buy them
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Your itunes player software may be corrupt.\nIf you reload it, you should still have your song library in tact.\n\nElse...\nI am not exactly sure what is going on, except that you may have the player settings such that it is doing that.  \n\nFor example you can equalize songs to sound like they are in a concert hall, or in a cave, etc..  But I am not sure if itunes has such equalization.  If so, you might check the playback settings.
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You can't have two media players set to play the same kinds of files, for instance mp3 files. A conflict developes and weird things happen.
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Ipods will only play mp4 and .mov files unfortunately.  however if you really need this particular file on your ipod, try converting it.  google psp video converter.  psp's also use mp4 and there is a free video converter for psp out there, just not sure where (freedownloads.com??)
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If you converted them to MPEG2, use something like MPEG-Tools to merge / append them together. \n\nSearch at videohelp.com under tools for similar tools.
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It depends which version you're using. This happened to me when I was using version 3. Quite annoying! I found it quite difficult to fix. The only way I could do it was by uploading and then re-cutting the original video file at the points that needed fixed.
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The iPod plays MPEG-4 files with either the basic MPEG-4 video codec or the more advanced H.264 codec. The standard way to do this is using QuickTime Pro which a serial you buy for QuickTime Player that enables import/export/file conversions between many formats. There you find a special Export to iPod setting which makes it just a few clicks away. However, all software that create files based on the international standard MPEG-4 will work for this conversions. There are many such programs available...here is one guide for what you are doing...\n\nhttp://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/253137
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this is happening because you don't have some codecs. codecs are the programs that help the media player, or any video player to descifre the movie format. you will only need to make a download and install a program. i'm sending you a link to the download site. http://www.free-codecs.com/download/SLD_Codec_Pack.htm
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try another format...google the file and see what it is ...you could use realplayer, flashplayer..ipod, etc.
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You could recompress it with a different codec and/or data rate.  VirtualDub is good , free, and easy to use.\n\nhttp://www.virtualdub.org/
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See the Wired Article.  \n\nYou have to rip the DVD, combine the VOB files, convert it to MPEG-4 iPod compatible format and then tranfer it to your iPod.   It's not a trivial task and takes a while and a lot of processing power.  We're talking a couple of hours at least.  Plus your Video iPod can only play like 3 hours of video before needing a recharge.  Is it worth it?  Maybe for your favourite movie...
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Maybe you should try re-starting it. I have an iPod Video and sometimes it does the same thing, although it doesn't continue to flash. My sister knows how to refresh it, but I don't. Look it up in your manual... it usually works for me. Although it might be different because they are two different iPods. Oh well.\n\nHope this helps!
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try changing the resolution or encoding to AVI tthen converting it later on.\n\nencoding to MPEG or DivX takes a lot of CPU and it gets messed up if you do it on the fly.
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I'm not exactly sure what you are asking, but if it's that your ipod synchronizes with your computer automatically everytime you connect then here is what you do:\n\nClick on the little ipod link in the bottom right hand corner and go to the ipod settings.  Then choose the option to manually manage your songs and not auto synchronize.
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You can put them onto youre video ipod but you have to rip it first. Just search this on google and you will get answers on forums on to do this.
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You need Quicktime 7 PRO. Import the media file into itunes and then click on the option convert for ipod. \n\nThis isnt exact cos I dont have itunes open, but its along those lines
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Total Video Converter  converts  video files to mpeg,wma to be used on ipod with pretty good quality.\n\nit is easy to use: \n\n1. Download software\n\n2. Run Total Video converter component, load the video files you'd like to convert by clicking 'New Task' button. After the files were selected, the window 'Please select the format to be converted will popup to remind you to select the right button。 \n\n3. Click 'Convert now' to start \n\n4. After converting, open the converted folder to check the files \n\nhttp://www.effectmatrix.com/