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**fameintatenly** · 12-31-2007, 02:03 PM

I use videora ipod touch converter - never had a problem with the resulting file.

I second that. Found it the other day just after I opened my iPhone and found out that iTunes wasn't converting them with sound very well. Its pretty quick too, and not too much quality is lost.

The only thing i find annoying is the single file at a time. You can't batch convert a directory using the same encoder settings across the board. You have to process each file individually, though it does have a queue you can add files to.

12-31-2007, 02:03 PM	#13
fameintatenly Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 520 Senior Member	I use videora ipod touch converter - never had a problem with the resulting file. I second that. Found it the other day just after I opened my iPhone and found out that iTunes wasn't converting them with sound very well. Its pretty quick too, and not too much quality is lost. The only thing i find annoying is the single file at a time. You can't batch convert a directory using the same encoder settings across the board. You have to process each file individually, though it does have a queue you can add files to.
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