Transfer mpeg-4 video files to avi

I purchased an innotab and i was wondering if the itunes videos can be changed from mpeg-4 files to avi files

Re How did you get itunes music on the SD card for the innotab? I couldn't figure it out
This is how I did it. I guess they call it a learning lodge as you have to experement to learn how to do it.
I do not know why I am writing this as I am from the age when you bought some thing and it came with instructions. Then they stopped giving instructions. How do they get away with it?
Vtech Innotab add music from a mac.
The format needs to be MP3 so working in iTunes I set the Import to MP3 by going to the iTunes label at the top left click on it > Preferences > General preferences tab > half way down the page Import settings > set to Import using MP3. Import the CD
Or Click on the song you want to import from iTunes > advanced >Create MP3 version.
iTunes converts the track.
Set up an empty folder in Finder on the mac then drag the MP3 track to this folder from Itunes.
Arrange the screen so you can see this folder and the iTunes window, drag the MP3 track to the new folder in Finder.
With the SD to the Innotab connect the Innotab to the mac. Open the Learning Lodge Navigator app it should recognizes the Innotab and who you have set it up for.
In the Innotab Navigator click on the Innotab which then opens.
Click on the File manager folder on the left. This opens a folder with two sides, on the left hand side (the mac) click the >music tab then browse to the new folder you created in Finder and you should see the track ready there. Select it and click the arrow to move it to the Innotab side. When you next open up the innotab it will be on the list under music.
It works for me but I am having a problem with the Innotab staying connected but have not found out what that is yet.
I hope this helps.

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