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Converting .avi files to .mp4

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Hey Gang!

Just new here and it looks like a great community.

I am looking for a program, (that is free or economical) that will convert my .avi files to files I can play on my 80gig ipod. Any suggestions?
I understand quicktime pro is supposed to do this but I have heard a lot of sketchy reports.

Thanks for the time.

Have a great day!

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Thanks a heap!

Much appreciated!

A great community of people indeed!

Thanks again.

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