I bought a software about ipod video recently,it's wonderful.I want to share it
with everyone together and hope this software to have a help to the everyone .

Joy Video to iPod Converter can convert all video files such as DVD, MOV, MP4, RM, RMVB, DivX, ASF, VOB, 3GP, WMV, MPEG, AVI to iPod movies.
With this iPod Video Converter, we can convert both DVD media and video file media to iPod video/iPod movie.
We can enjoy your favorite DVD and video clip on your iPod as a portable DVD Player.

1.Download Joy Video to iPod Converter at Joy video to iPod Converter, convert video files and dvd's to iPod and install it.



2.Run the Joy Video to iPod Converter, load your DVD by clicking 'DVD' button or clicking 'Add' button to add video files.

3.You will see your movies shown in the list.Click on the movie you want to edit in the list.

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4.Press the left mouse on the 'drag tab' and drag.





Click the 'playing postion' tab to adjust.

5.Select a profile and set output path.

6.Click the button 'Convert' to convert videos to ipod format.

7.Go to the output directory to upload the videos to your ipod.(Be sure to shorten your output file name to less than 60 letters).

Get Joy Video to iPod Converter now .

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The most powerful conversion software is TuneCab. It converts DRM-protected and unprotected music, films, video clips, audio books for playing on PCs, mobile phones, MP3 players, MP4 players and iPods, PDAs, PSPs and other devices.

TuneCab can convert:
- Windows Media Video (WMV) files to regular MPEG4 files (MP4)
- Windows Media Audio (WMA) files to regular MPEG1-Layer3 audio (MP3)
- YouTube Video to any audio/video
And these are only few examples of many available conversions.



Key features:

* Selectable compression level and output format
* Allows to convert complete folder structures and recreates these structures on output
* Has YouTube Ripper and CD Ripper
* Super fast conversion, up to 50x the playback speed
* Can convert in HIFI and CD quality
* Batch mode for converting or unprotecting large song collections
* Very easy to use and install
* Preserves ID3 tags for artist, album, title names etc.

With TuneCab you are not bound to your PC anymore and can play your music and movies on almost any device you have.
TuneCab: Convert any music or movie to unprotected media formats

"Mr Smyth" <alisee79********.com> wrote in message
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I'm pretty fond of pocketdivxencoder (freeware)
http://www.pocketdivxencoder.net/

no instal, a totally standalone ap you can lug on a USB stick and run
wherever..

Do you know how big a DVD would be, once converted?

Kind regards

Ricky

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> "Mr Smyth" <alisee79********.com> wrote in message
> news:Mr.Smyth.39ps1z@no-mx.tabletquestions.com...
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> | The most powerful conversion software is *'TuneCab'
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>
>
> I'm pretty fond of pocketdivxencoder (freeware)
> http://www.pocketdivxencoder.net/
>
> no instal, a totally standalone ap you can lug on a USB stick and run
> wherever..
>

At 22 May 2008 08:53:34 +0100 RickyP wrote:
> Do you know how big a DVD would be, once converted?


That depends on the bitrate you convert it at. I generally use
PocketDivxEncoder's default Pocket PC video setting with slightly better
audio and a 2-hour movie runs 250MB.

You have control of the audio and video quality settings and the program
will give you an estimate of filesize before encoding. Back in the days
when memory cards were more expensive I used to squash some 2-hour movies
for the kids down to 100k or so to fit my leftover 128MB CF cards. While it
was uglier, it was still watchable.

Thanks for the info Todd...

Incidentally, what kind of spec PPC do you require, I have an HTC Touch, is
this up to the job?


"Todd Allcock" <elecconnec@AmericaOnLine.com> wrote in message
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> At 22 May 2008 08:53:34 +0100 RickyP wrote:
>> Do you know how big a DVD would be, once converted?
>
>
> That depends on the bitrate you convert it at. I generally use
> PocketDivxEncoder's default Pocket PC video setting with slightly better
> audio and a 2-hour movie runs 250MB.
>
> You have control of the audio and video quality settings and the program
> will give you an estimate of filesize before encoding. Back in the days
> when memory cards were more expensive I used to squash some 2-hour movies
> for the kids down to 100k or so to fit my leftover 128MB CF cards. While
> it
> was uglier, it was still watchable.
>
>
>