How to Choose Video Software for an iPod

Current versions of Apple's video iPod include video conversion software, a basic application that some users find too simplistic. If you want more control over the video formats used you might want to change to a separate video application. The following considerations are helpful in choosing the right video software.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

1. Search for legitimately free video conversion software. Be aware that sometimes you get what you pay for and a free application may not provide the features or level of control you desire.
2. Consider the video quality the application provides. Note, however, that higher video quality generally means that the file occupies more memory space on your iPod. If you need to convert a lot of files, you may need to sacrifice a degree of quality.
3. Analyze the video converter's audio quality. You may end up listening to your converted video via small iPod headphones, so you want the audio to stand up to the challenge.
4. Take speed into account. Converting video takes time, so if you have a lot of files to convert, seek out high-speed software.
5. Think about your own familiarity with computers and iPods. If you are not a natural computer whiz, then look for easy-to-use conversion software.

Tips & Warnings

• Show caution when downloading video conversion software from an unknown Internet website, as it may contain viruses.

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