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When i got my new ipod classic, I was surprised by the splendid screen.
So i convert many mv,movie to my classic.But there are so many kinds of convert soft,which one should i choose?
Considering both speed and quality!
Quicktime is not always suitable.
And i also have another quesition about video.
some videos after transfered into classic are not full screen dispalyed.
Is it possible to make a "16:9" video fully displayed in my classic ?
Tensile may cause the pictures seems uncomfortable!!
Thanks!!

You should use the red kawa: videora ipod converter, which is free
and has different quality settings, however the speed at max quality may take as long as the video long is, and it takes upa lot of cpu
further this is handy as it has an option to add each video directly to the library, and it can also download from youtube

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