Converting program for videos

I know how to convert my videos/movies and such but I want to use a new program.. Im using Cucusoftware or something like that, and I just don't like how it has "free trial" on all my videos.. Well, you catch my drift. Anyone know of any good free video converter programs for my iPod?

Hey thanks man
Here's the link that I downloaded it from.. Maybe it's a different one from you tryed and may work for you.. that is if you're interest:
http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/download.php

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What's a girl with a PC and ipod to do? I find Cucus0ft, even with a key, to be busted and tired. I've had no help from quicktime.
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I've got 5 seasons of .AVI Kids in the Hall to get off my computer and onto my ipod! I've installed and uninstalled so many things so many times my head is going to fall off! I need something that will get my .avi to ipod.
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You know, I have no idea how to use that. The closest it seemed to getting what I want done is making the .avi readable for Quicktime or something.
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Maybe I just have no idea how to use it, because the instructions are useless as far as I've read.
My free download of CuCus0ft w/ key just closes every time I try to select a file to convert. I made it work one time, but now it's useless, even though that really was the best program for the job.
I keep trying to download non-trial versions of it to see if it'll work, but they're hard to come by for some reason and no, they don't work for me.
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