About Anapod and Transferring Stuff to your iPod

I have read a lot about Anapod. Anapod is suppost to be a great program and will "optimize your iPod experience".I read something about a drag and drop feature and maybe that itw as used for transferring. I was wondering, since a lot of people are having trouble moving movies to their iPods, if you could install Anapod and use the drag and drop feature instead of waiting for the long transfer speed iPod has. This is probably a stupid idea on my part but I'm really curious and this may fix a few problems.
Please inform me if this would work or not. Don't be too harsh because, yes, I'm ******** in this field.
P.S.- Here's the link to Anapod. http://www.redchairsoftware.com/anapod/

it might be worth checking in at the Anapod Explorer forums over at ilounge to see if anyone there has any feel for that:
http://forums.ilounge.com/forumdisplay.php?f=16

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