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27-Dec-2005, 02:23 AM #1
Adding Videos to Ipod
I tried adding some downloaded clips to my Ipod, and it tells me it cant. It's a video 60 gig version. The website said I have to buy Quicktime pro to get files in the proper format that arent purchased straight from itunes. Is there a way around this? I can't believe I have to pay them more to be able to do what it says I can, there was no forewarning about not being able to play .mpg or .wmv files.
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27-Dec-2005, 08:39 AM #2
Wow, thats surprising. You would think that Apple would give you Quicktime Pro with the IPOD. How cheap is that. I did a search for free mpeg4 convertors but couldn't find one.
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