need help with Ipod

[BigAznDaddy]

Ok I just got an 30 gb Ipod yesterday and Now I have about 2000 songs on it. I was wondering how in the hell you put videos on it. I tried getting my dvd's and dragging the Video_TS folder into itunes. I tried dragging other stuff i got off the internet Ie. Avi files. can someone help me?

[Eric]

Videora iPod Converter.

[trust]

Once you get them into an iPod-acceptable format you need to add them to your library via iTunes then you can add it to your iPod from the software.

[Sidoh]

Like trust said, import the video into itunes, and then there's the option in the a right-click menu that boils down to "convert video for ipod."

However, I like Lord's solution more, personally.  It's a more direct way to solve the problem.

[BigAznDaddy]

Videora iPod Converter.

are upload times usually 40 minutes?

[MyndFyre]

Videora iPod Converter.

are upload times usually 40 minutes?

Super Troopers, which is about 680mb once converted to MP4 format by Videora, transfers in about 2 minutes.  I'm using Anapod Explorer, btw.

[trust]

Like trust said, import the video into itunes, and then there's the option in the a right-click menu that boils down to "convert video for ipod."

No what I'm saying is that he needs to import the video to iTunes in order to put it on his iPod. I didn't realize in his original post that he was trying to put a DVD on it, I thought he was just trying to drag and drop a video and it wouldn't go onto the iPod.

Anyway, I recommend MoviePod for conversion, it's great.

[Sidoh]

That's what I said with the same assumption..

[Screenor]

Like trust said, import the video into itunes, and then there's the option in the a right-click menu that boils down to "convert video for ipod."

No what I'm saying is that he needs to import the video to iTunes in order to put it on his iPod. I didn't realize in his original post that he was trying to put a DVD on it, I thought he was just trying to drag and drop a video and it wouldn't go onto the iPod.

Anyway, I recommend MoviePod for conversion, it's great.

Does MoviePod take nearly an hour to convert movies as well?

[Sidoh]

lol at your sig screenor.  was it... iago?!

[Screenor]

lol at your sig screenor.  was it... iago?!

MyndFyre. Fucker's using 1280 x 800 and bitches to me about the sig being "too wide". I SAY HIS RES IS 224 PIXELS TOO SMALL. 

THIS IS FOR YOU MYNDFYRE -

[MyndFyre]

lol at your sig screenor.  was it... iago?!

Nope, me.  My laptop is 1280x800.  I go by the rule of thumb that, if your signature takes more than half of my screen's height, I send a polite message asking you to change it or make it smaller.  Apparently someone just likes to be dumb.  

When I did sustained transfer with Anapod Explorer the other night (uploading Season 6 of Star Trek: Voyager, Super Troopers, and Star Trek: First Contact, I was getting a sustained transfer rate of 112mb/s (that's megabits, not megabytes, so about 14 MiB/s).  The videos transferred very quickly - much more quickly to my iPod than across the house over my wireless network (I did a two-step transfer).  At that rate, a 680-MiB file should take about 50 seconds to transfer.

Incidentally, using Anapod Explorer avoids the need for having iTunes or QuickTime on your system.  I use QuickTime Alternative to watch any .mov files in Windows Media Player, do playlist organization, and the like.  It's got Windows Explorer integration - pretty nice.  

[Screenor]

lol at your sig screenor.  was it... iago?!

Nope, me.  My laptop is 1280x800.  I go by the rule of thumb that, if your signature takes more than half of my screen's height, I send a polite message asking you to change it or make it smaller.  Apparently someone just likes to be dumb. 

How am I being dumb?

[Furious]

Your signature sucked, don't get butt hurt over it.

[Newby]

Haha. I liked it. Just needed to be shrunk.

Anapod Explorer is incredible. It's the one piece of software I've purchased and been completely satisfied with.