Quicktime has an "export to iPod" option built-in, but it may be only the Pro version.
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Yeah, it's not in my version of the player.
it may be only the Pro version.
This is correct. However, converting them directly in iTunes doesn't require Pro.
I can't open the files in iTunes, which is why I ask.
FFMPEGX will convert almost anything to almost anything else -- it's got a fugly interface, but it is free.
Gotcha -- that's what I get for not including the "if it can be played in iTunes..." disclaimer. It may just be a missing codec issue; otherwise, I've heard good things about ffmpegX [link]
Also, iSquint [link] is dead reliable, if you just want the iPod conversion without any of the jillion other things in ffmpegX
Thanks!
I have ffmpegX here somewhere--I'm assuming I blocked that memory for a good reason. I think I was trying to rip DVDs, and in the end it let me do what I wanted--but it was a while before the end came round. Let me try iSquint.
I just set up my Cingular Treo 650 to work as a bluetooth modem for my laptop. It is tres cool! However, I don't seem to be getting the 134 kbps speeds EDGE is advertised at - got no more than 7-8 KBps downloads from my test server. Oh wells, it still is much better than no internet at all!
Good thing I have an unlimited data plan on my phone, now.
iSquint worked like a charm! Thanks.
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