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I am a Video Noob at iPod Video > <
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okay, i've just gotten an ipod video 60 GB. Uploading music is a breeze but videos  I've tried putting videos spending hours nd' hours convertins mpegs to .mov format. but whenever I convert my mpegs into .mov it becomes an .mov but... problem is when i am done converting the... audio is gone...  btw, I am using a PC not a Mac so ya', can someone help me please. I didn't get the ipod video for nothin' > <
thanks a lot-
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What program(s) are you using? Also the best place for all things iPod is ilounge.com they have a few really great tutorials on their forums on this specific topic.
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"Evil is Powerless If the Good are Unafraid." -Ronald Reagan
Apple and Intel, the dawning of a NEW era.
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The Program I use is the Apple Quicktime Player 7
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Sounds like the video is "muxed" meaning the audio and video is combined into one single file. You'll have to demux the video before converting with quicktime. I used to use a program that did this on windows but I can't remember it's name. When i get home later on i'll try and look for it. In the meantime, you might want to search google for some demuxing utilities for Windows.
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Try a program called podner . . . . i found it in a review section that ilounge did. I have converted all my tv shows using this program and it works like a breeze, especially since it has a queue system where i can just dump all my videos and it'll convert everything overnight . . .
PLUS . . it automatically puts it into itunes when it's done converting!
I paid for the registered version just cuz i felt they deserved it! It certainly saved me a lot of headache!
Try it and let me know what you think!
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Thanks a lot people!  
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but is iSquint compatible with PC?
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Originally Posted by Mistur_Kevin
but is iSquint compatible with PC?
It's not. I did however found a free converter for Windows. Videora iPod Converter. It seems to work fine. It even has the option of shutting down the PC after it's done.
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Thanks for all ya' help People
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