What is the best third part converter to use with my IPad2 in order to import my videos from my PC?

I have 70 videos I use in my work and want to import them into my IPad2.  What is the best third party converter to use?

There is Handbrake (http://handbrake.fr) - aren't the videos compatible with iTunes on your computer, if they are then you can always do Advanced > Create iPad Version if they don't currently sync to the iPad. There are also a number of third-party iPad apps that support other video formats

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