Converting videos for iPod - Software that Ques

Charlie

I have trawled this site, and the net, and I haven't been able to find an answer to my Q.

I have tons of .avi, mpeg and wmv files that I would like to convert to use with my iPod. Any software that that I have found, and tried, that converts to the iPod friendly mp4 format, requires you to convert each individual file (as oppossed to directing the software to the 'my videos' folder in xp). This is a very time consuming process. Is there any software out there that allows you to sleect a folder, rather than a file, which would essentially just que all the files for conversion, rather than manually selecting each file?

Thanks in advance for any info provided.

Ph3n0m

http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/

Charlie

Cheers ph3nom, could you detail exactly how you setup a queing mode??

ziggy

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Charlie

Alright cheers. Still hoping to find something that can do it by folder because I must have about 200 files, something like when you add a folder to the itunes library would be lush.

radiospan

I think Nero Recode can do that.

datk

Ph3n0m wrote: »

http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/

Thanks for this suggestion, tried it - can't believe how easy and quick it was. I thought it'd be messy so hadn't gotten around to putting video on IPod

Gumbo

Ph3n0m wrote: »

http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/

im using this too as a converter for my existing short movie clips to convert them to mp4 for my ipod, my only problem is sucessfully ripping DVD's so i can watch them on my ipod too.

any that i rip have no sound but perfect quality picture

okee

There's also 3gp_converter: http://www.videohelp.com/tools/3GP_Converter
This is very fast, It has a very simple interface
Just Drag the videos into the list screen and it'll convert them.

bambam

I think with the latest version of Videora, when you browse for a file in '1 click conversion', you can select multiple files from a directory.

digitaldr

I find imtoo pretty good for converting DVDs. Seems to be a lot less complicated than using Videora.