Software For Converting Video For iPod

I was checking through my MacUpdate feed and noticed the number of apps for converting video for iPod (just after posting about how iTunes does it)! Anyway, here is a fairly good list of apps for converting your videos to playback on your iPod. Here goes. :)

  • MoviePod: Drag & drop conversion of movies for iPod.
  • DVD2Pod: based on HandBrake, DVD2Pod rips your DVDs into an iPod-compatible format.
  • iSquint: Free app with drag & drop video conversion for iPod. Can also optimize for TV.
  • MoviesForMyPod: Batch conversion of QuickTime movies into iPod-compatible video. (Creates podcast movies / 320×240 MPEG-4 / H.264 files).
  • podFlicks: Automatically convert movies into iPod-compatible format.
  • Transipod: Converts files for iPod. Batch processing, add to iTunes, drag & drop.
  • Video2Pod: Shareware app for converting movies for iPod.

As usual, if there are any missing just drop a comment. Likewise, drop me a comment if any suck!

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3 Responses to “Software For Converting Video For iPod”

  1. Charmaine B. Says:
    July 15th, 2007 at 8:27 am

    Hi,
    I just wanted to let someone know that there’s another site that you can use to convert videos for the IPod. I tried that Streamclip and found that it was a bit confusing. I know that there are alot of other frustrated IPod users like myself. The site is E-Zsoft.com and it’s free. They also have the DVD coverter for the IPod & IPhone.
    Thank you for passing on the info.

  2. iPod Tracker : iPod News » Blog Archive » MP3, AAC, OGG & WMA Converter Software Says:
    August 13th, 2007 at 8:42 am

    […] It’s the kind of application that comes in very handy if you need to convert a file quickly and can’t do it in iTunes. Previously we covered how to convert video for iPods. Bookmark ThisThese icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. […]

  3. Aaron Droog Says:
    May 11th, 2008 at 6:13 am

    Ya… I was wondering if you knew any good ones for Windows Users. If you don’t, thats cool. But I’m trying to find something, cause I have a couple music videos that when I get Itunes to convert them, they lose their sound… Weird eh? Well thanks :)

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