Free Video to iPod PSP Converter

How to Convert Video to iPod

Introduction

Step 1: Input Video Files

Step 2: Specify Output Settings

Step 3: Start Conversion

Introduction

If you own an iPod device, you probably want to be able to put some of your favorite movies on it and watch them wherever you go. But you do not know how to convert your files into iPod compatible format? Free Video to iPod PSP Convert Wizard is just the program you need to solve this problem now. This simple yet powerful video converter utility enables you to transfer your home video library to iPod (MP4/h.264) format with a few mouse clicks. Just download and install it and then do as the tutorial tells you.

Step 1: Input Video Files

Launch Free Video to iPod PSP Convert Wizard and hit the "Add Video..." button to input video files to the conversion list. Adding multiple files in one batch is allowed. After that, the thumbnails of the video and some other file info will be displayed. You can remove the files by clicking the "Delete", while "Clear" will remove all. Use "Move Up" and "Move Down" buttons or just drag the listed files to queue them to meet your demands. You can also click "Play" button to play the selected file with the media player in your system.

Step 2: Specify Output Settings

Click "Select..." to choose the output directory. Hit "Devices" tab to select "To iPod" as an output format (If you want to convert video files to video formats, click "Video"). Then, you can choose the quality presets from the down-drop menu below. All the presets are well configured and have short description of the usages. With all the settings done, click "Convert" to start conversion.

Step 3: Start Conversion

After you hit "Convert", some conversion information and a progress bar will be displayed within just few seconds. Select the post-process options to automatically play the sound or shut down the computer as long as the conversion is finished.

When the process is complete, there is a summary report about the conversion. Click "Open folder" to directly find your converted files.

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