Movavi adds new tools to online video conversion service

Convert Ipod Movie: Movavi has added new tools to Movavi Online, a web-based service that enables users to download and convert video from one format to another - for sharing, podcasting, cellphones, iPods, and more - for free.Where the first version of Movavi Online gave users the ability to upload video stored on a PC, the service upgrade now also enables users to download video from Youtube, Google, Myspace, Metacafe and other video-sharing sites.

Also, users are now able to download and watch Flash videos, convert video from the internet to AVI, MP4, MPG, 3GP and other formats for use with iPod, iPhone, PSP, cellphone and other devices, and merge several videos into one large movie. In addition, at a companion site, Online.movavi.com/widgets.html, Movavi will offer, at no charge, new widgets for Facebook, iGoogle, MacOS, and the Firefox, Internet Explorer and Opera browsers.

DVD to iPhone Converter Review

Convert Ipod Movie: Aimersoft iPhone Video Converter has very pretty interface. The whole process is also quite easy. It also offers customizable options on video cropping and movie trimming. This software can also rip DVD movies for iPod and AppleTV. Cucusoft DVD to iPhone Converter is the easiest-to-use and fastest DVD to iPhone converter software for Apple iPhone on the market.Lenogo Video to iPhone Converter is a professional video to iPhone converter software. Its standards-based encoding algorithm ensures that the videos you create have best quality, and video conversion has never been easier or more cost-effective. iphone-converter-soft.com

Elgato Turbo.264 Review

Convert Ipod Movie Format: If you've ever tried to convert digital video into a format your iPod or Apple TV understands, you'll quickly have grown frustrated at how long conversion takes. If you're a keen iMovie-maker, you'll have had plenty of experience watching your Mac render your compositions.

Video transcoding is one of the most processor-intensive tasks you can ask of your computer. An episode of Gordon Ramsey's F-Word may only last an hour, but converting it for Apple's entertainment products take several times that using your Mac's own processor (Intel or otherwise). It can mean you record a show on Wednesday and don't get to watch it on your device of choice until Friday. This hurdle to ease-of-use is annoying, particularly if you've spent your cash on an Apple TV. Thankfully Elgato's Turbo.264 makes it faster to transcode content into Apple's favoured H.264 codec – by up to 300 per cent.