iPod Video Converter

* As the most comprehensive video converting tool for iPod, Pavtube iPod Video Converter makes it easier and faster to convert any video and movie file to iPod compatible formats and play them on your iPod with high quality and top sound effect.

* With this one conversion tool, you can fast convert TiVo, MKV, AVI, WMV, ASF, FLV, VOB, MPEG, MPG, MTS, M2TS, MOD, TOD, etc to MPEG-4/H.264 MP4, MOV or M4V supported by iPod devices, such as iPod Touch 4, iPod Nano, iPod Classic, iPod Shuffle. And also you can fast extract audios from various video files and convert them to iPod compatible music files like MP3, AAC, WAV, M4A, etc.

* In addition, this powerful video to iPod converter owns a number of editing functions, including cropping and trimming videos for iPod, adding test/image/video watermark on iPod video, removing interlaces or image noise and more. For those video files with poor sound levels, you could raise the sound level to meet your needs with ease using this iPod video editor software.

*Notice: For those users owning more than one media device (like BlackBerry PlayBook, Galaxy S II(2), Galaxy Tab, Motorola Xoom, Nook Color, Acer Iconia Tab A500, Pandigital Novel, Nokia X7, etc), it is recommended to choose the ultimate video conversion tool - Pavtube Video Converter. It supports a wide range of input and output video formats for a variety of media devices and applications. Learn more…

Q1: What're the differences between the trial version and the full version of Pavtube iPod Video Converter?
Q2: There is no place to enter the key code in my purchased iPod Video Converter program. What's the matter?
Q3: Why does the logo still appear in the middle of my iPod videos? Could I remove it?
Q4: How to transfer and play recorded TV shows (*.tivo) on my iPod without quality loss?
Q5: Does this software support compressing 1080p or 1080i HD videos for playing on iPod?
Q6: Could I combine various video files into a large one for watching on iPod without interruptions?
Q7: Is it possible to split a large file into the specified video length for iPod?
Q8: How to cut off black edges or other unwanted parts from my video collections to fit the size for iPod?
Q9: Why is the output file so big and why does it take so much time for the conversion?
Q10: Does graphic card have anything to do with reading and conversion of HD files?
Q11: How to speed up conversion?
Q12: If you intend to do something else while converting and find the program too memory consuming?
Q13: How to cut off black bars or edges from my videos?
Q14: My computer has a NVDIA Graphics Card which supports GPU en-decoding acceleration. How do you know if it is enabled? And when CUDA is on or off?

Q1: What're the differences between the trial version and the full version of Pavtube iPod Video Converter?
A: Both versions have the same functions and the only difference is the watermark will be in the middle of your iPod videos by using the trial version.

(Notice: To avoid the logo problem, please purchase its full version.)

Q2: There is no place to enter the key code in my purchased iPod Video Converter program. What's the matter?
A:Sign in the page: http://crm.foxreal.com/app/user/controller/index.php to get the download link and the key code for your full version.

(Note: Before downloading the full version, you should uninstall the trial version from your PC.)

Or, you can contact us via the email address (support@pavtube.com) to get your registration information.

Q3: Why does the logo still appear in the middle of my iPod videos? Could I remove it?
A: Please first uninstall the trial version of the software from your Mac and click the download link after signing in the page:
http://pavtubecrm.pavtube.com/app/user/controller/index.php

If your software brand is Foxreal (Purchased before Pavtube's acquisition), please sign in this page:
http://crm.foxreal.com/app/user/controller/index.php
Or, you can contact us to get the full version download link via the email address: support@pavtube.com.

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Q4: How to transfer and play recorded TV shows (*.tivo) on my iPod without quality loss?
A: Yes. Just convert your TiVo recordings to iPod supported video format by using this iPod Video Converter.

Tips:
First, you need transfer your recorded TV shows from your TiVo-DVR to your computer by using a third party - TiVo Desktop Software. (When your TiVo is connected to your home network, the TiVo Desktop Software will provide you with a list of available TV shows for transferring to your PC.)

Next, you could import TiVo files into this iPod Video Converter by entering the Media Access Key of your TiVo shows for conversion.

Q5: Does this software support compressing 1080p or 1080i HD videos for playing on iPod?
A: Yes. This tool supports converting a variety of 1080p/1080i/720p HD videos for iPod, including TV shows (*.tivo), AVCHD (*.mts, *.m2ts), MOD, TOD, MXF, EVO, MKV, DVR, TS, etc.

Q6: Could I combine various video files into a large one for watching on iPod without interruptions?
A: Yes. Just check the "Merge into one file" option before you start the iPod video conversion.

Q7: Is it possible to split a large file into the specified video length for iPod?
A: Yes. Specify the video or movie file you want to trim and then click on the edit icon to open the editor window. Then trim the video file to get the video length you prefer.

Q8: How to cut off black edges or other unwanted parts from my video collections to fit the size for iPod?
A: Under the editor window, you could easily crop video frame (like black edges or other unwanted parts) to meet your requirements.

Q9: Why is the output file so big and why does it take so much time for the conversion?
A: Actually it has something to do with several factors: source file types, the output profile settings and the computer environment, etc. Generally the higher bitrate and frame rate, the higher quality but the larger file size and the longer it will take. Also the faster the processor, the faster the conversion speed.

Q10: Does graphic card have anything to do with reading and conversion of HD files?
A: Yes. If your Graphic card is Nvidia, you can experience the 5 times faster CUDA accelerating. For Laptop users, you may have trouble getting Pavtube software to read and convert HD files, or DVD/BD if your video card is set to standard instead of hi performance to reduce battery drain. The software will work fine after changing the settings.

How you change settings of your video card:
Step 1: Right click empty area of desktop.
Step 2: Select preferred graphics processor for graphics card (Nvidia or others).
Step 3 Enable high performance instead of standard then apply new settings.

Q11:How to speed up conversion?
A: The converting speed has something to do with several factors:
(1) Computer configuration: the processor, the graphics card. The faster the processor, the faster the conversion speed. Also a CUDA-enabled graphics card would be of benefit for the conversion.
(2) Computer environment: if there are other programs running while converting, the conversion efficiency would be affected.
(3) The original file properties: length and size, format and codec, etc.
(4) The output settings. The higher bitrate and frame rate, the higher quality but the larger file size and the longer time it will take.

Q12:If you intend to do something else while converting and find the program too memory consuming?
A: If in this case, you can try to change the priority. Bring up the Windows Task Manager and select the program in Process, right click on it and set the priority to BelowNormal. Everything will be fine. You can have a try. But you should know, if you do this, the converting time will be longer since you lower the performance of the program.

Q13:How to cut off black bars or edges from my videos?
A: Click the Edit icon to open the Editor panel. Just choose the Crop tab and drag the green frame on the video screen of the original window to cut off those unwanted parts to make it.
Check Keep Original Aspect Ratio for the edited video if you need.

Q14: My computer has a NVDIA Graphics Card which supports GPU en-decoding acceleration. How do you know if it is enabled? And when CUDA is on or off?
A: With a NVDIA Graphics Card that supports GPU en-decoding acceleration and H.264 output settings, you can enjoy 5 times faster conversion speed.
The CUDA button will be grayed when oursoftware fails to detect a satisfactory NVIDIA graphics card.
And the following pictures show when CUDA is denied, on or off:

CUDA Denied	CUDA OFF	CUDA ON