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iPod video converter!

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I've been having this annoying problem for finding proper converters for my videos and movies! Previously when I used windows, I had videora. But well.. Videora dosen't have a mac version.

I own a iPod touch 16gb. I've also tried various apps but most of them only went through half way or had the word SAMPLE in the middle of the screen.

I'm not purchasing quicktime pro though. Cause just so you know. I've been already spending alot on my computer.

Would like some help. Thanks!
 

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I currently switched to mac too. I have found that iskysoft DVD burner for mac is extremely easy to use and is very much like a lot of PC applications that I have tried in the past.
 
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Try going to www.macupdate.com or www.versiontracker.com

both sites have a ton of programs. try searching "video convert" you will come up with a lot of good options depending on what you are trying to do.
 
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Try iSquint(free), Visual Hub(iSquints paid for big brother) or ffmpegx(free)

These are 3 of the best IMHO
 
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mrplow has hit it right on the head
 

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