These days, it seems that iPods with the ability to play videos are very common. So naturally, one may want to load up their iPod with home made videos to show off to friends, family, and co-workers. Fortunately, the technology to accomplish this task is readily available at a relatively low cost if you already own a PC. The following steps will help guide the average person in creating digital versions of their home videos and uploading them onto their iPod.
1. Capture your source video
The approach used to actually capture your source video will vary depending upon your source video. If your source video is in an older analog format such as VHS, you may need to acquire either a video capture device or a DV bridge in order to transform the video into the proper format.
2. Convert the captured video
In order for your video to be playable on an iPod, it needs to be in a format that the iPod can playback. Fortunately, there are free tools available to help get this job done!
3. Upload the video to your iPod
This is probably the simplest step in the process. It simply requires you to bring your converted video into iTunes and then sync your iPod. Your home video is now ready to be played on your iPod!
Q: What if I don't want to go through all of these steps? Is there an easier way to get my videos transformed into the right format to play on my iPod, like an inexpensive service?
A: Absolutely! PixelHAT offers this service for a small fee. Visit our website for more details!
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