getting home movies on video ipod: How do you put home movies on a video ipod?
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Since the ipods don't have input connections, the only idea that I can come up with is to import them into iTunes and then sync up the ipod to get them onto it. To import them into iTunes may require that the home movies be put on a CD in an old format (If you are lucky it might be able to read DVDs and the newer formats, but iTunes seems so persnickety)
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The camera package provides a cord that will allow you to hook it up to your tv. Look at this I Pod cord here : Brand New Video/Photo AV (Audio/Video) Cable For Apple iPodthis allows you to hook up a video Ipod to your TV. A cord just like that is included to allow you to hook up the camera to a tv.
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Connect it to your computer. iTunes will come up and tell you what to do. If you don't have iTunes, you can download it for free. I always set my iPods up through iTunes and have never had a problem. When I come across things I don't know how to do, I just google it.
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This worked for me. Can you tell me what file types I should load if I want to play my own videos? Thanks!
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The menus will not appear on the TV screen. The remote will work, but you have to have the ipod screen so close, that you can easily do it manually.
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Click the home button on your remote control. There should be a widget called smartshare, all of the movies that are available from the USB will be located here. I believe the supported formats are listed in the user manual. Note: If you try to access the movie by selecting input-USB, some movies will not be able to access the proper codec (will not stream the video, but you may hear sound)
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Yes, you can use it for videos, but I didn't think the quality was great, and found I have better luck with my Ipod Touch for video.
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I don't know how you configured your system to watch movies. I used iTunes to create a library of movies, TV shows, and music on the drive, which is connected via USB to my iMac. I then have an Apple TV device connected to my TV (Yes, I also have a Visio) using an HDMI port. The iMac and Apple TV can converse with each other to play movies through my Wi-Fi system (I have an Apple Time Capsule, but your Wi-Fi could easily be something else). Just bring up iTunes on the computer and select the library on the drive and you're good to go.
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Hey guys...I've been using several software to convert DVD movies into mp4 format (compatable to iPod). The best I've found so far is ImTOO DVD Mavie Converter and it's not free but you can look for it by using LimeWire or other like that. This software can even catch the audio from DVD files (excellent if you wanna have mp3s from a DVD Live Concert).I wouldn't recommend RedChair 'cause it messed all the art of my albums' covers... I hated that software.Hope this info is useful for you.
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well first off you need to know the format of the video,,,basically---.wav? .mp3? .whatever..haha. the pc should automatically open it in media player,,if not open media player,hit file,goto open,,,find your stick under computer/memory stick, and open from there,,,,,or simple way is plug in stick with everything closed,goto computer,,open mem stick,,hit control and [c] at same time to copy,,,then go into my documents,,open movies,,then there hit control and [v] at same time to paste movie to save it. as long as its a compatible format it'll open and play when clicked on....hope this helped
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It worked in my ipod video. Unfortunately it was used (came with someone else's music on it) and later broke.
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Yes but you have to add the movies to your iTunes library first, although the movies can be stored on the Time Capsule. iTunes only allows m4v format for movies so if they are not m4v (basically mp4) you would need to convert the file in order to add it to your library. There numerous articles on the internet and youtube on how to accomplish this. There are also other more involved ways to do it.
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On your ipod video settings, under your video menu, you must set TV Out to ON, rather than OFF Hope this works for you
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If you want video to work the video cable (yellow) must be connected to the back of the unit. The usb interface can be connected to the back or front. If you are only going for sound try a regular ipod cable-usb first.
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Hi Mely_May, I recently purchased the 32GB Ipod Touch 5th Generation, Wow What a machine, Yes you can create Playlists with the device or on your computer and just drag then to your device I recommend doing it this way so you have the playlist available for your computer and your Ipod, I would also suggest the 32gb version if you plan to watch movies, or Tv shows since they can be stored on the device.Hope this Helps.Brian
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Well, on one end you have the part that plugs into the iPod's headphone jack. The other side has three parts, red, yellow, and white, that each plug into a [color-coded] jack in the back of your TV. To play a video on the TV, just go to your Videos, go to Video Settings, go TV Out: On, and play any video. With photos, you go to your photos, go to Slideshow Settings, TV Out: On, and then to whatever pictures you'd like to see and press the play/pause button. It's actually quite simple, and it works extremely well with amazing quality (especially for an item that was only one cent...)!
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Solution:Make sure the cables that are connected to your iPod are plugged in TIGHTLY! It turns out if you don't have an iPhone 4S (not even released yet) or an iPad2, the only thing that will show up on your screen are pictures, videos, and movies. (TV Shows included) If you do have one of the prized two, you'll be able to see mostly everything...