Recorded TV to Ipod

I will admit right off that I am very new to all of this stuff so my knowledge and experience is about nothing.
My question is this: I have the ability to save recorded TV on my machine in the .dvr-ms format. My question is, will getting Quicktime Pro allow me to convert those files into a format that will play on my Video Ipod (and thus be available in Itunes)?
Thanks.

http://www.deskshare.com/Resources/articles/dmc_DVRMS.aspx
Looks like it can convert Microsoft's proprietary format. Once you have a format understood by QuickTime you can then convert to the iPod specifications.

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