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How to convert FLV to iPod on Mac?
"Basically, I have a few iPod video's that are in FLV format. They are roughly about 120 minutes long. However I need to convert them to mp4 for my iPod. Are there any good converters for this? Please let me know of anything to help me."
We usually get FLV files from popular video sites like YouTube, Facebook, Yahoo video, etc. Sine iPod only supports its own formats like MP4, M4V, MOV, MP3, M4A. So we can't play FLV files with our iPod devices even import the FLV files into our iPod. If you are also looking for ways to put FLV videos on iPod on Mac OS (OS X Lion 10.6.3 included), then just follow this step by step Mac FLV to iPod guide.
FLV to iPod Converter for Mac can convert video to iPod, iPod Touch, iPod Classic, iPod Nano, iPod Video, iPhone and other MP4 and MP3 player. It als support the conversion on camcorder avchd video, mod video, tod video, mts video to iPod video.
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Step 1. Add FLV files to the FLV to iPod Mac converter
Drag and drop the FLV files to the program or click the big button "Add Files" to add FLV video files, Batch conversion is available, so you may add as many videos as you want for FLV to iPod batch conversion. You can also edit videos by trimming, cropping and merging before conversion.
Step 2. Choose iPod as output format;
Click the "Output Format" drop-down list box to select an output format according to your iPod device. Here we take "iPod Touch H.264 Video (.mp4)" as the output format for example. You are allowed to adjust video and audio options such as frame rate, bit rate, video codec, etc". If you are not familiar with the iPod setting, leave it as the default one.
Step 3. Start FLV to iPod Conversion on Mac OS X
Now you may click the big button "Start" to begin converting FLV to iPod video. The convert progress bar shows you how much of the encoding is completed. The encoding time will depend on several variables including: the duration of the video file, the speed of your computer, what other activity your computer is currently doing and the bitrate you set.
