Good video converter 4 my ipod

does anyone know of a good video converter ffor my ipod thankyou!!!

To use Videora iPod Convertor to convert movies for use on your iPod, consult these helpful links:
To get started: http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/
If you have questions: http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/guides.html
If you have more questions, post them here: http://www.pspvideo9.com/forums/index.php?c=8
Note that Videora iPod Convertor is a 3rd party program. If you need help with it, post your question there.
GFF

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i was wondering if anyone knew of any good video converting programs to convert from different file formats, such as .mov to mp4, avi to mpeg, etc., where u can specify the final outputted file size. for example, ive used handbrake to convert my dvd's for my ipod and it allowed me to specify how big i wanted the video file to be at the end. is there anything like this, but not for dvd's? thanks for any help!
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it's a funny name.
I want to thank you for using that screen name. makes me giggle every time you post.
Compressor really is a powerful application and can create beautiful files. But you really need to know what you're doing or you can adjust the wrong setting and create something really ugly.
QuickTime Pro is a little more user friendly. Not as many options, but it can do quite a bit.
Sorenson Squeeze is another good one. I used to use it all the time on the PC, but since I've figured out Compressor, I rarely open it.

What is a good video converter for iMac? Premiere 6 will not capture from the Canon VIXIA HF G20.

What is a good video converter for iMac? Premiere 6 will not capture from the Canon VIXIA HF G20.

Rather than convert, you'd be better off capturing with a more current version of the program -- one that supports AVCHD video. Otherwise, you're in for a lot of headache. A converter isn't going to solve your problems.
BTW, when you say Premiere 6, do you mean Premiere 6 -- which is over 10 years old? (There was no Premiere Elements 6.)
Trust me on this: Capture with a Mac version of Premiere Elements 11 or 12 and your video will be perfectly compatible with any Mac program.

Who knows of a good video converter from Real Media Player to mp4

I have downloaded an open source video converter (HandBrake) but the images are not that clear.
Could you suggest another software to get to convert better images from *.rm to *.mp4?
Or can I use that same software? Any suggestions of how to improve them?
Thank you,
Dr. Rosie

Hi Nijenhuis,
I checked it in a Website, will give it a try as you suggest. I have an additional question: How good are the images with this conversion?
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Good Video Converter For Mac

Whats the best free video converter? I was using iSquint but videos just werent comming out right.
anyone else have any suggestions?

Well here are a few to try:
handbreak I use and I like, it is more for ripping DVD's but it can convert
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/21117
MPEG Streamclip this is not a program that is for making ipod video's but there is a setting for it, you have lots of control over the settings if that is what you want. If you are not sure of settings it could be alittle overwhelming.
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/24055
Hopes this helps
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Jodix ipod video converter recked my ipod?

I downloaded jodix ipod video converter so i could convert videos to my ipod. After i converted my video, i tried to play it on my ipod. But when i played it, my ipod turned a dim black and wouldn't respawn. I plugged it in to my computer and it said that the usb was not recognized. How can i get it so that it recognizes my ipod? Need step by step help, not very advanced in this kind of stuff. I tried going to device manager and adding legal hardware, but i couldn't understand it. please need help

Did you try it before before you bought it? If so, make sure you uninstalled the trial version before installing the full version? And if not, why would you pay for it without trying out the trial version first?
I hate to be labeled a spammer, but this was the best converter I tried. But, I only have the DVD converter and not the video converter. I like the fact that it is a one step converter. I don't have to decrypt it first. The audio and video is always in sync, a problem I had with some. It takes less than an hour to convert a 2 hour DVD and I haven't had a problem with any yet.
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What is a good video converter - from .mov to .avi

I've tried researching this topic and I've seen a lot of partially helpful info. I'll try to be specific. I'm using a MBP with OS X, and iMovie '09 (version 8.0.6). I'm trying to convert my edited .mov files to either .avi or .wmv files so i can embed them into a powerpoint presentation for PC. I am not trying to rip DVDs. These are interview I filmed myself. I need a decent (free or inexpensive) converter to do this. I have tried Handbrake and i only get .mp4 as an format option. I've also tried MPEG StreamClip but when it converts there is no audio. I don't mind paying a few bucks to have a good converter, but i want one that will do the job. Any help or opinions are greatly appreciated!

For .wmv, you can use Flip4Mac. http://www.telestream.net/flip4mac-wmv/overview.htm
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Trying to find a new video converter for 5g ipod video

Hi, i need some help getting a new converter, i have one currently but for some reason it wont convert AVI files, can anyone give me a link to where i can find a new converter that will also convert AVI files too? Thank you

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*_A warning_*, if you have an Apple Cinema Display check the connection type. If it is an older display, you probably have a ADC connection. The newer models have a DVI connection. Make sure the video card has that type of connection on it or you will have to buy a ADC to DVI converter from Apple. This costs $99.00.
When purchasing a video card keep this in mind and add this to the price you will be paying to use the video card.
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Download DVD Decrypter. (It's Free)
Set the Mode to IFO I.
Go to Tools>Settings>IFO Mode> File Splitting>None.
Insert the DVD and get it copied.
The Copy DVD file is a whole single file of MPEG-2 format DVD (or MPEG-4/H.264 for Blue Ray).
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Get it, set your own profile.
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And now the Video Guru el_loco link:
http://portablevideo.blogspot.com/

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www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/
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What is the best video converter for iPhone?

My last question was deleted I guess because I was not specific enough. I have a Sony DCR-DVD108 DVD Handycam® Camcorder which writes everything onto mini DVDs. I am looking for a good video converter to convert my home movies with. I am using Roxio Crunch, but it doesn't do as good of a job as I had hoped. What is the best video converter to use?
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It was probably deleted because you said that it was in violation of the TOU, which I have read. I own all rights to DVDs which I myself have created, and I give myself permission to copy said DVDs for whatever reasons I wish. I am in no way violating the TOU: "Do not submit software or descriptions of processes that break or otherwise ‘work around’ digital rights management software or hardware. This includes conversations about ‘ripping’ DVDs or working around FairPlay software used on the iTunes Store" because I am in no way trying to "work around" any sort of DRM, and I created the home movies and in no way was the iTunes Store involved; that is unless somehow a movie of my nephew's birthday is now available on iTunes. And I don't own an iPod video, I own an iPhone, which is why the question says "What is the best video converter FOR IPHONE?" and is why I am in an iPhone forum.
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Videos on 5G 30GB iPod play without sound

Has anyone else experienced this problem? I've been able to upload .mpg (actually they're .m4v, once converted) videos to my iPod, but they all play without sound, even when I turn the volume (and can see the bar moving) up and down.
Actually, I just realized that they don't even play in iTunes 7.01 with sound.
Man, what a complete mess this whole experience has become!!!

Yes, there is a reason, QT won't convert MPEG 1 or 2 and preserve the audio. QT is the converter engine in iTunes. But iTunes will play a lot of video that iPod won't handle. Quicktime can do that, while iPod is capable of only limited file sizes and bitrates. So it is very possible there will be a bunch of iTunes videos you can watch there and not iPod.
Solution:
1. MPEG Streamclip, open MPEG and export to MPEG-4, press the iPod button (free)
2. iSquint - drag and drop, set to h264 and high quality, press button, also free.
I find iSquint messes up on some MPEGs so I do this - first I do a batch in Streamclip to convert from MPEG to MPEG-4 (not H264 as I want speed and not the quality which I get anyway with high bitrates and no size reduction) but the same size and a high bitrate , that won't play on iPod. Then I throw all those files into iSquint and it "iPod's" them overnight. Makes very good videos in sync and iPod compliant.
Streamclip now has the big (640X480) iPod setting under the convert to MPEG-4 menu so I am going to try that and see if I can skip use of iSquint totally.
In the past at times Streamclip made them a little too high a bitrate. Even on its iPOd setting hence the two step batch process. But batch processing means it works while you sleep so it is a minor irritant.
Note the inability of QT to convert muxed MPEG audio has been a "feature" of QT for a long time so this is nothing new.

Video Converter Suggestions?

I just got my nano today (yay!) so now I'm just looking for a good video converter to convert AVI files. I have an iMac running on Tiger and I was wondering if anyone had any good suggestions? I'm going overseas in a couple of days and want to get the videos on my nano up and running in time for the plane ride! There are so many options out there I don't know which one to choose.
Thanks for the help!

Try using MPEG Streamclip. Note that AVI is a container, not a format, and some files of this type may not be usable on the Mac.
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IPad Video Converter

Hi
I just bought an IPad 2 yesterday and wanted to upload some videos of my newborn son on them to show family and others. The videos are in .avi and I know those are not compatiable with Apple products including the IPad. I saw that Apple has listed a couple but they are for Macs only and I have a PC. So my first question is do those (EM Total Video Converter or Tanbee) come in a PC version and where can I get that? Question 2 if not what is a good Video converter program and what setting should I use when converting? I dont want to take up all the space on my IPad but I also dont want bad resolution for my Videos.
Thanks In Advance!

Handbrake.
It's free, works great, has iPad preset and is universal(divx,xvid,DVD,etc).

How to convert video and dvd for iPod

1. Download, install and run PQ DVD to iPod Video Converter. It can convert from DVD, Tivo, DivX, MPEG, WMV, AVI, RealMedia and many more to iPod Video.
(PQ DVD to iPod Video Converter Download)
2. Click "Open ..." button and choose a video file or DVD disc to open. Wait for the movie to start playing in the preview window.
3. Based on the aspect ration of the video source PQ DVD to iPod Video Converter will choose the best resolution for the output iPod video. Nevertheless you can select a resolution of your choice to stretch/squash the picture. Alternatively, you can choose a Crop Mode to cut unimportant parts of the video (like top/bottom black bars or subtitles).
You can also adjust the desired quality to reduce the output size of the movie.
In the preview window you will see what the resulting movie will look like.
When you have set the desired settings simple click on the "Record it" button to convert the video/DVD.
Depending on the settings a 60 minutes video is converted on average for 15 minutes.
4. When the process finishes you can test the recorded video file on your PC using QuickTime to see if it works well.
Then launch iTunes, add the recorded file into the library and update iPod (under iTunes' File menu). And have a nice time!
Additional Settings
1. Video Settings
Video Frame Rate
Known as Frame Per Second (FPS). It refers to the number of pictures displayed in 1 second in order to form continuous motions. The default frame rate is 15 fps. You may choose 24fps to get more continuos motions.
When selecting higher fps, increase the movie quality and size a little. This is because more frames need some amount of additional motion data to be stored.
Brightness Level
Increase the level to make video appear brighter on your iPod screen. The default is level 0 (No brightness change from the original video).
2. Audio Options
Audio Quality
There are 6 audio quality modes to choose: 32kbps Mono, 48kbps Mono, 48Kbps Stereo, 64Kbps Stereo, 96Kbps Stereo, 128Kbps Stereo.
Audio Bitrate (in Kbits per second)
Audio bitrate refers to how many data storage is allocated to store audio signals. The higher audio
bitrate, the better audio quality.
Audio Volume
You can change output audio volume in "Output Settings" dialog. The default volume level is 5 (original volume).
Stereo to Mono
When the output audio is set to Mono, you can choose which stereo channel (of input source) to be copied into the Mono channel (output). It is useful for some video sources (e.g. VCD) which use the left, right channels for different languages or for karaoke.
3. DVD subtitle(subpicture), language
It is recommended to use the native DVD menu in the preview panel to set subtitle(subpicture) and language. (Click "DVD menu" button on the right to show native DVD menu in the preview panel) You may also change the subtitle(subpicture), language in the program's Options menu, but there are some DVDs that require the change must be made in the native DVD menu instead of the program's menu.
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Thank you for your posting, which is very helpful, however it will be better if you can post on the Video forum as well
http://discussions.apple.com/forum.jspa?forumID=807
By the way, I must say that it is a very good post

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