Best Resolution for your ipod Vids

I was wondering if anyone figured out the perfect resolution for your ipod videos. I converted some divx files but the pictures gets squeezed or strecthed and it doesnt look as good. the quality is great but i dont like seeing the "universale studios planet earth" looking like an egg.

There is no such thing as a perfect resolution for all videos.
When you convert, you'll want to keep the same aspect ratio as the source video... that will yield the best display.
If you're converting to MPEG-4, the maximum resolution is 480x480.
If H.264, then the max resolution is 320x240. Keep within those limits, but keep the same aspect ratio as the source.

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