Do you watch video on your iPod?

I watched a 40-minute episode of Heroes on a train ride a few days ago. It's a rare occasion that I actually watch video on my iPod's screen, but I love using it when connected to my television. It's so convenient to be able to take hours upon hours of video content with me when I go places without having to bring a bunch of discs.

I love using my Video iPod after I get into bed to watch daily video podcasts. It works out well because my significant other likes to turn the lights out right away, now I have my own, unabtrusive viewing screen!

I go to school, so I watch a lot of videos in the hall waiting for class. I skipped school for a week to camp out for PS3 and brought the external battery (9volt) that saved me from boredom. I rip my own videos from Snap Pro X. I haven't put movies on yet but plan to later. I would say 1/2 of my time is spent with the videos and the other half is used on music/german audio class.

I rarely watch video on my ipod but I frequently watch video from my ipod on my TV, like all my DVD's I've ripped etc... because I find it quicker and more convenient then putting a DVD into my player and waiting 72 minutes for FBI warnings to pass. But the truth is that once the "iTV" comes out, I will most likely rarely use my ipod for video in any respect.

I watch about an hour or two a week -- all podcasts, from PhotoshopTV, Command-N, and CrankyGeeks. Have a couple of movies, but mostly shorts and some of my own motion graphics and videos. It's great as a portfolio presentation tool.

I have bought one episode of a TV show immediately after buying the video IPOD, but the screen was way too small for me. I used it instead to transfer all of our music collection to one device, and we use it all the time to listen to music. In the car, my kids simply share the Macbook on long trips and it works very well, even though the application IBicker runs way too much. Oh well, can't expect Apple to patch that one.

I watch video all the time since I found videoera. It's an open source video converter and it works pretty well. It's FREE and FAST! And I'm not saying it's free and and then you get only like 10 minutes of converted video like some converters. The only drawback is that it's only for windows.

I used to use FortyTWO-DVD VXPLUS, but randomly my paid license stopped working. I DO NOT RECOMMEND you buy Forty-TWODVD-VXPLUS (who the hell came up with that name anyway). The service sucks and I've tried to call them and e-mailed them like 4 times and nobody answers my e-mails.

For the Mac Podner is a good bet.

i watch video sometimes on my ipod, at least when traveling. i'm not really addicted to my ipod anyway, so i mostly listen to music with it just when i'm walking to the university or whatever.

I use mine quite often for video, podcasts and video podcasts, with music being a runner up these days. I use visualhub to convert stuff over night or when Im busy doing something else and then Ive got it on my ipod whenever I want it.

So far I use it a lot on long commutes or business trips for video, or if my wife is watching something on TV I dont like too much, or in bed when she's asleep and Im not tired enough to sleep yet. Id be happy if someone made a little "hood" for it so that it's light didnt emit sideways, I have the brightness turned down to the lowest setting (this also helps with the battery btw) but sometimes it still seems to cast a strong glow around the room.

Like most of the other people said, I also watch video on my MBP but sometimes if youre travelling light but still need something to keep you amused at airports etc you just cant beat it.

watching video (tv-series mainly) daily during travelling to work