getting home movies on video ipod How do you put home movies on a video ipod?
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The best and simplest way is to go through Itunes and just drag and drop. Sync it from there.I must warn you though, not all iPod videos come out the same. Some don't sync properly, for some reason (still working on that one). But 95% that I've sync'd played just fine.You can than use the DVD player/dock and watch them in widescreen!
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Since the ipods don't have input connections, the only idea that I can come up with is to import them into iTunes and then sync up the ipod to get them onto it. To import them into iTunes may require that the home movies be put on a CD in an old format (If you are lucky it might be able to read DVDs and the newer formats, but iTunes seems so persnickety)
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Are you connecting you ipod touch through the USB port? You also have to set the stereo to AUX hear the ipod play. I'm using an ipod classic 80 GB and works for me...just no video. Once the stereo connects to the ipod all your play lists, etc will come up on the stereo screen. I just bought an adapter to be able to watch video from you ipod as well but have't installed it yet. Hope this helps
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hi,i thought that this may help u also...http://www.ehow.com/how_6376874_do-avi-movies-dvd-player_.html
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I use Windows' MovieMaker Converted into the WMV format. Which I can bring into Apple using Flip. Hope this helps
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I only have an iPod and ipad but the iPod doesn't work for videos but the ipad works great it just doesn't charge them.
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You can't do it directly but, you can to a usb stick...then, to your ipod using itunes
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I'm a big fan of my iPod touch as well (in fact, I'm typing this on mine right now). To download movies or TV shows, I normally just use iTunes. It's not only easy, but it's also legal. Paying two dollars per episode is outrageous for some, but I don't mind because of the ease and convenience...Just my two cents :-)
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I put video's on mine by just right clicking on my video file and then selecting "Copy to Creative Zen Vision W" and then putting it in media. Much easier then I anticipated.
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I keep all my music on an external drive.....and I have 2 different iPods (a classic for ALL my music and videos, and a nano for certain playlists for workouts and travel)......by setting the playlists to manually sync (as suggested above) for whatever iPod is designated, you can control what goes on what, and allow each one to have a different set of music/videos on them.
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i bought my son the new ipod touch (4th generation) 4 his bday along with the 22" tv with the ipod dock. we got netflix 2 play thru the tv by connecting the ipod 2 the tv, starting the movie on the ipod, goin 2 the ipod setting on the tv, scrolling down 2 the remote selection then pressing enter. u should see a black screen with writing on it (i cant rememer what it says) and u should be able 2 hear the movie. DO NOT FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE SCREEN! all u have 2 do is push ch down on the tv remote.
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Just install software and connect the device. follow the instruction. You have to download your videos to software and edit it and save it to DVD or computer for future use.
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I think so by using the itunes program. The ipod accepts any digital files including videos, cd music,photos,etc
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Flash is not now and is not likely in the future to be available on either one. I own both and the iPod is MUCH, MUCH easier to use but you must get your movies from Apple.
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On my SD card, the movies show up in the directory X:\DCIM\101_Pana, where X is the SD card.Personnally, I much prefer to load the supplied software and just plug in the computer. Once you've loaded PhotofunStudio, there is a button to import picture and video files. I find this easier.Also, I tend to record in the JPEG format vs the AVH format. No need for conversion on my computer.Good luck
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The menus will not appear on the TV screen. The remote will work, but you have to have the ipod screen so close, that you can easily do it manually.
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One program that I recommend is CloneDVDMobile by SlySoft. You do have to pay for it, but I've had it for over a year, and I've never had a problem ripping a DVD to the iPod. It's really easy to use, too.
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I have no problem using my iPod Classic on this, as long as I watch whatever videos I want on the iPod's screen and not the DVD player's screen.