Where To Find Ipod Movies

By Author: Ivan Cuxeva Jr
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Long gone are the days when you had to have a TV in order to watch your favorite shows, nowadays you can watch them on your computer screen on portable TVs and due to major technological changes in the music/video industry we are now able to watch them on our portable video players.

Although not all of them are highly recognized as video players but hybrids between MP3 player and video players, the capabilities of video playback is present on such devices none the less. The internet revolution has made it easier on people to share their favorite video clips with just a few clicks, but there are still some issues which need to be addressed, when it comes to social video sites the main problem you will encounter when it comes to saving, converting and transferring your favorite clip to your video player is that you have to go through this lengthy and troublesome steps.

First you need to be able to download the FLV movie file from your favorite site, then you need to research about software which is capable of converting videos from the FLV format into MP4, AVI, WMV, DIVX or MPG (these are all standard formats when ...
... it comes to video playback) and finally you need to transfer them into your player. If you paid attention then you know that the most difficult step is the conversion step, this can get quite messy, some people over-do the conversions and use settings in order to enhance the video quality.

During the conversion process a person could change the aspect ratio, frames per second which may affect the final aspect of the video during playback in your player, this all depends on the software being used. Up sizing a 320x240 video to 640x480 will not increase its quality, on the contrary there will be a greater deal of pixelation across frames.

In order to avoid such hassles, sites which specialize in providing general interest content such as HungryFlix to feed your video player (Ipod, PSP, Zen Vision, iPhone, etc) are making available high quality content which is compatible with the most popular portable devices, videos which have been encoded to work specifically on these players are of greater quality compared to videos downloaded from social video sharing sites, they can go up to 1GB worth of content ensuring the greatest possible quality.

If you can't live without your tech gadgets then you need to do a quick Google search to know where to find iPod compatible movies, sites such as HungryFlix are out there, the only thing keeping you from getting all this quality content is the lack of knowledge about it.