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Easy iPod/PSP movies with Instant Handbrake

by David Chartier (May 2nd, 2006)

When it comes to turning a DVD into a movie file, Handbrake's name is hailed far and wide for its ease of use, speed and overall quality. Recently, Handbrake's developer took these praised aspects and raised the bar by releasing Instant Handbrake (beta), a one-stop, brain-dead-easy app for ...

ffmpegX has gone Universal

by Scott McNulty (Apr 28th, 2006)

ffmpegX, my video encoder of choice, has released a new version (0.0.9w) that is a Universal Binary (I bet it encodes like lightening on one of the now Intel Macs). This version only supports OS X 10.3 or higher, so you pre-Panther folks will need to use an older version. Other than the Universal ...

Popcorn 2 goes Universal

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Apr 12th, 2006)

Roxio announced Popcorn 2 is a Universal Binary now. Popcorn is a little app that'll supposedly move content around to your mobile stuff— a PSP, iPod, or "mobile phone." I couldn't get a list of supported phones, but I'm assuming it won't convert your movies to ASCII so they show up ...

Forty-Two DVDVX Plus v3.0 = movie encoding heaven

by David Chartier (Jan 18th, 2006)

Apps that convert video for portable devices just keep getting smarter, and Forty-Two DVDVX Plus v3.0 is a prime example. Recently updated to version 3, I think this just might be the perfect tool for the job, whether you're rolling with a 5G iPod, a PSP, a Nokia series 60 phone or a handful of ...

Google Video now offers downloads for iPods

by C.K. Sample, III (Jan 9th, 2006)

Holy cool! Google Video now offers downloads of the videos you find there, and they offer an iPod video option. Oh, yeah. I think this iPod thing might just catch on. If you happen to like the PSP, they also offer downloads for that device. I like both, so I'm in heaven. Thanks, Matthew! ...

HomebrewPSP Converter Update

by C.K. Sample, III (Jun 27th, 2005)

Last week, I mentioned the HomebrewPSP Converter from the same people that make iPSP, and commented on how I thought they would soon have an update that would allow users of PSPs running v1.5 firmware to run homebrew apps and emulators without having to swap memory sticks. Well, my ...