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Originally Posted by Quicksilver
You could use this program but it is new and therefor buggy. Additionaly while you can convert various video formats into iPod-friendly 320 x 240 H.264 video. Note, however, the Videora is no good for widescreen videos, which it will flatten into tall and skinny-looking 4:3 movies. But if you're using more standard 4:3 video, this is a good solution. Here's some up to date information that may help. http://tinyurl.com/cnhav
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you can edit preset resolution in the setup or make a new profile for widescreen movies.....
which means u can put your own resolution...
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