How-To: Automatically download and convert TV for your iPod

posted Oct 19th 2005 11:00am by Eliot Phillips
filed under: ipod hacks

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The good folks at Videora have recently released the Videora iPod Converter. Using this tool you can make almost any video iPod ready. They have a handy how-to for ripping and transcoding your own DVDs. Our goal is to automatically download TV using Bittorrent and convert it to an iPod friendly format saving ourselves $2.

First thing you’ll need is a functional BroadCatching system using Azureus. Follow our BroadCatching How-To to set one up. The BroadCatching system will automatically download the TV programs you set.

There are two important things you need to configure in Azureus. Goto “Tools -> Options“. Check the box next to “Save to default data directory“. Choose a directory where you want the files to be kept while they are being downloaded. Check the box next to “Move completed files“. Choose a directory where you would like your TV shows to be placed after they have been downloaded. Click “Save“. Configuration of Azureus is complete.

Azureus config

To automatically convert the videos you will need to install both Videora and the Videora iPod Converter. We won’t be using Videora, but it needs to be installed for the xCasting option to turn on.

After you get the Videora iPod Converter installed there are only a few more things to set before you’re ready to go. Click on “Setup“. Choose a directory where you would like the iPod ready files to be placed. UPDATE: The H.264 profiles do not work with the iPod. Choose either SP or MPEG4.

Videora config

For xCasting you need to select where you installed Videora before you can configure it. Check the box for “Automatic Queuing” and choose the directory where your completed downloads are stored. Pick a time interval to check the directory. Click “Save“.

xCasting config

Now whenever a new file appears in your “completed” directory Videora will automatically add it to its conversion queue. Once the files have been successfully converted they will be placed in your other folder, ready to be transferred to your iPod. The converter can automatically copy the files to your device, but we were unable to test this feature since Apple is still telling us they’re “Processing Order”. Good Luck!

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Hmmm should be quite easy to do on the Mac if you have automator and Quicktime Pro… I’ll probably give it a try when my new video iPod arrives.

Posted at 11:21 am on Oct 19th, 2005 by Andyk

Pretty cool, but I’d really like to do just the opposite: Download videos from iTunes and convert them so something I can watch on my PSP or burn to a DVD.

Posted at 12:00 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by rs

Uh so thats nice and all but i’m not paying 29.99 for a program to run in the background. Is there anyway not to need the videora main program?

I would not mind a program that did it automaticaly, but if i did not need this program i’d do it manualy to save a few bucks.

Post a link to the freeware software when someone find it.

Posted at 12:56 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by Hal Hockersmtih

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaave twisters!

haha that rules.

Posted at 1:17 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by dark0

That’s great and all, but shouldn’t you be providing us with proper .torrent rss feeds that I can use with Azureus? All of the good TV feeds were shut down in the Spring, and no one has stepped up with replacements.

Posted at 1:21 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by Pinwiz

Wave Twisters!!! Someone has a good sense of taste.

Posted at 3:52 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by dj_moxy

I didn’t have to purchase Videora I just downloaded the free trial. I’ve been using http://mininova.org for my rss feed.

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaave twisters!Jobs keeps saying the iPod is music first so what better than wave twisters.

Posted at 4:13 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by Eliot Phillips

finally! something other than railguns hahaha

Posted at 5:40 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by david

We need a solution like this on the mac. I’m not very familiar with applescript, but the optimal solution would be to use folder actions, then when a new file is added to the folder it automatically opens up ffmpegx (so much faster than QT7) and converts the file, then automatically imports it into iTunes. Wish I knew more applescript than I do, someone please make this.

Posted at 6:01 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by snozle

So wait, this will work on any iPod, or just the Video iPod? Forgive me, for I am but a stupid boob.

Posted at 6:23 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by Abe

Hmmm…a macintosh company (APPLE) who makes the ipod (and just happened to satisfy the windoz people by releasing he pod for them) and we can’t get a MAC hack. Funny!!! I’ll give this a try AS SOON AS someone does it for the MAC as the ipod was intended for.

Posted at 7:05 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by scott

I was disappointed in another Engadget cross-post until I saw the bit about azureus settings.. There’s a couple new ones I haven’t seen before since it’s been awhile since I’ve looked. I didn’t pay any attention to the Engadget post since I don’t have nor intend on buying a video ipod.. couldn’t this be done with the software in their broadcatching/broadsnatching how-to? (I forget what they called it, the one where they grabbed video from rss feeds and reencoded it on the fly for the creative labs pmp)

I should go find that how-to again and see if I can’t do the same thing for dvd-r. Media is getting extremely cheap these days and so are the portable players.

Posted at 7:11 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by nullsmack

Um… i did it and it plays fine in quicktime, and it is in my itunes video list, but it will not sync over… is there a cap on the size? Mine is 498 megs…. but i dont know what the deal is… anyone tried it yet?

Posted at 7:22 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by Kevin

no offense but if the ipod was mac only, it would just be any other mp3 player.

Posted at 7:41 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by CYRIX

The vPod handles H.264 at up to 320×240 and up to 768 kbps. It can also play mp4, but I can’t remember the limits on that. In any case there are limits.

Now, does anyone have a list of tv torrent rss feeds that work?

Posted at 9:15 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by Steve

Has anyone sucessfully gotten a video to sync to their iPod? Mine will not do it.

Posted at 10:28 pm on Oct 19th, 2005 by Kevin

Someone should do this for BitComet, I hate using Azereus as it’s a giant ram hog because of java. It wants more than 100mb of ram when BitComet is using up around 20

Posted at 12:18 am on Oct 20th, 2005 by nate mc

I wish the people making the posts were truly informed about the software. Yes Videora is the BEST iPod video conversion software out there, but NO the iPod will NOT handle Videora’s h.264 encoding. The Videora’s settings should be as follows:
SP/320×240/768Kbps Stereo/128Kbps
…That’s the only encoding that correctly works, and it top it off — Videora even works with Divx, Xvid, and VCD Mpeg/AVI files!

Posted at 12:21 am on Oct 20th, 2005 by Mike

Interesting software – unfortunately, it does not maintain audio/video sync when converting from even plain old DivX and XviD.

I’m wondering if the H.A.D/Engadget writers actually tried this software first?

Posted at 12:32 am on Oct 20th, 2005 by Rohan

“Now whenever a new file appears in your

Posted at 1:43 am on Oct 20th, 2005 by jc

You know, this seems like something of a pointless piece of software. QuickTime 7 does the exact same thing, for exactly the same price, except you’re almost guaranteed that the damn thing will work, since Apple makes all three products involved (iPod, iTunes, and QuickTime).

As a Mac user, this disapoints me, since there is no Mac version. I was really hoping they would tell me what the strict specifications were for iPod Video, but I guess not. If someone would just release those statsistic, we could see a wave of free software, or existing free software add preset profiles (Like FFmpeg did with PSP video).

Posted at 3:11 am on Oct 20th, 2005 by Kichigai

eztvefnet.org or mininova.org
all the latest us tv

Posted at 3:37 am on Oct 20th, 2005 by Bug

soo, could I put theres on an ipod phoho and it work? I’m thinking no, or at least not yet. maybe need some after market firmware or something like that.

Posted at 10:53 am on Oct 20th, 2005 by drillbit

http://tvtorrents.com has some great links. You have to log in, but that was no big deal.

Posted at 12:07 pm on Oct 20th, 2005 by IronMonkey

Hmm, it refuses to convert asf files, but other stuff, incluing .vob works like a charm.

Another alternative is Nero Recode2 that comes with the rest of Nero. It outputs mpeg4, for ipod and for psp, and even creates php folder structure and copies to the device (psp). I don’t have an ipod video yet, so I cant test it, but it is a possibility. Its not free, but alot of people allready have it because it is bundled with new burners.

Posted at 5:38 pm on Oct 20th, 2005 by Morten Skogly

CYRIX: That was apples’s greatest move. Why restrict the Ipod to mac user’s only. They would not be where they are at if not. Progy seems cool. Time to test it out.

Posted at 7:34 am on Oct 21st, 2005 by impyman

$400+ for a 2″ screen?? give me a break!!

Posted at 10:13 am on Oct 21st, 2005 by Gus

Sounds pretty cool!! But maybe one of you could invent a plugin for Azureus, which would do the conversion?

Posted at 4:44 am on Oct 22nd, 2005 by Uwe

i followed the instructions for ripping and transcoding dvd’s to iPod video. all went well but no sound??? anybody know any way to fix that??

Posted at 8:27 pm on Oct 23rd, 2005 by jojo

is there a way of enabling the iPod 60 GB to play video? i just bought this one last week before finding out about the video iPod.

Posted at 10:21 am on Oct 25th, 2005 by cg

Thanks for a very nice article. I’ve replicatied your steps, and it works excellent. But it seems as Videora only ’sees’ some of my files, and it is not a problem with the extension. One .mpg works fine and another one does not even get picked up? I’ve enabled debug, and it does do the ‘check tick’ thing …

I would expect to see some kind of error from ffmpeg if a bad mpeg caused this…

Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks

Posted at 11:45 am on Oct 25th, 2005 by modec

whenever i start the program up it displays an error message. The first time i started it up i tried converting a video and 1 out of 163 videos actually converted successfully. THe others just had sound. But when i clikc on the thumbnail in itunes it would turn 5 seconds into the video. But now it wont even let me choose the setup menue. Any got any advice??

Posted at 9:16 pm on Oct 25th, 2005 by aiur55

Mike is right, I too have had Videora to make h264 files that do not port to the ipod but the sp in version .80 or Mpeg4 in .081 (they are the same setting) works fine. I have yet to find a program on windows (other than qt 7) that will make a h264 that truly works on the ipod.

Posted at 8:19 am on Oct 26th, 2005 by Jonathan

For those of you who keep asking about video on the old iPod 60GB… yes you can, however you need to install iPod Linux. And for the 60GB Photo iPod this is still not fully supported. Basically it takes a lot of work and it’s not really worth the effort. Scores pretty high on the 2 second coolness factor though. Or… if you’re that desperate on getting video to your iPod Photo… dump the thousands of frames in your movie to individual images and rip out the audio track as an MP3. Play the MP3 while scrolling through your dumped images. :) haha I guess you could call this the iPod Video Retro!

For those who are having audio sync problems… rip your DVD with some other program that converts to DivX or xVid then import that into a video converter called SUPER or hell even use this Videora Converter if you want, to convert it to the iPod format. Other than that I haven’t found a way to fix videos with asyncronous audio using only the converter. :)

Posted at 11:31 pm on Oct 26th, 2005 by Brian

Ok so here’s a great tutorial for getting DVDs or pretty much any video onto your iPod in great quality. This tutorial covers many different ways to acomplish this for both the Mac and the PC.

http://arstechnica.com/guides/tweaks/ipod-video.ars/1

For PC users… I would recomend the Nero method as I haven’t had a single problem yet!

Posted at 3:15 am on Oct 29th, 2005 by Brian

How can I actually get it play to play on my iPod?

Posted at 8:01 pm on Oct 30th, 2005 by Brian

follow the steps in the tutorial I linked to in post 35, then import this file into iTunes and update your iPod. It’s very simple.

Posted at 12:27 am on Oct 31st, 2005 by Brian

Recommend an ipod video converter, it can convert DVD to iPod video, various video files to ipod. I have converted four dvd movies. :)
http://www.topvideopro.com/video-ripper/ipod-mp4-converter.htm
Maybe help.
If the plat is Mac, recommend a freeware. http://diveintomark.org/howto/ipod-dvd-ripping-guide/

Posted at 6:23 am on Nov 1st, 2005 by michael

Hi…Where can I find an ipod video converter for Mac OsX. All available software is for PC only…PLEASE HELP!

Posted at 5:28 pm on Nov 7th, 2005 by justin

Am curious if anyone can suggest what I’m doing wrong- I can get some of the mpgs onto the ipod, but not the sound. I’m following the step by step guides from post 35- any other suggestions? Thanks

Posted at 10:51 pm on Nov 7th, 2005 by matthew

Morten :
Since ASF files are container files for WMVs, you can change the file extension to WMV and it should convert it no problem!

As Kichigai did already mention though, for almos the same price, Quicktime Pro does the same thing, and works every time … after all it was MADE TO DO IT!!

Seems like a much safer bet to me??

Posted at 8:24 pm on Nov 8th, 2005 by GadgetGuy

i have recently downloaded videora ipod converter and after converting avi movies to mpeg-4 the audio is not syncing with the video, what is the problem?

Posted at 11:34 am on Nov 10th, 2005 by colin

my bit torrents are going so slow 6 k/b what the crap i have dsl? please help

Posted at 9:34 am on Nov 13th, 2005 by core

it works geat, you saved me from spending 30+$, Thanks

Posted at 3:00 pm on Nov 13th, 2005 by Brian

Allright I am having audio/video sync problems with my ipod. I used 1 click dvd copy and xilisoft video converter. No problems on 2 dvds though(both burned earlier on dvd rw’s). Whats up with this???

Thanks

Posted at 4:41 pm on Nov 13th, 2005 by gray

you could always check http://www.podtropolis.com for torrents of videos (already converted) for your ipod… it’s still new but it’s a matter of time before all the most popular shows start to have a decent amount of seeders…

Posted at 5:27 am on Nov 17th, 2005 by podulations

hey guys i’m having problem putting videos in my ipod.. just like it’s told in most of the forums i downloaded videora ipod coverter and than what kind of video setting should i keep mpeg 4 or h264 ? i tried with most of them they talk about in the google forums and i also have videos in hs. but the problem is that how should i put those converted videos to my ipod? do i have to use itunes or there is any other way..if i have to do it throught itunes let me know how can i import videos in to my itunes… please let me know about all those stuff…thanks in advance….

Posted at 8:43 pm on Nov 21st, 2005 by Devang

iSquint is a great video converting program for the 5G video iPod. I have successfully put music videos, movies and more on my iPod no problem. The only issue right now is the current version only can convert .avi and .mpg; however, the creator is working on a new version that accepts more formats plus records in H.264 format. That is my two cents.

Posted at 4:59 pm on Nov 23rd, 2005 by Travis

all ipod converter at
http://www.bestshareware.net/

Posted at 12:26 am on Nov 24th, 2005 by jackson

all ipod converter at
http://www.bestshareware.net/

Posted at 12:26 am on Nov 24th, 2005 by jackson

Has anyone answered this? Many are facing this same prob and it’s a biatch to find the solution. Help anyone? Daveang if someone has answered you can you share the solution?

Posted at 11:08 am on Nov 25th, 2005 by edcom

does anyone know why when I try to convert video, everything looks skinny? I think the aspect ratio is off

Posted at 7:35 pm on Nov 25th, 2005 by Kevin

Reply to 51..

nah man i’m looking forward to get the solution and nobody has share any kind of solution..if u find one let me know…

Posted at 4:37 pm on Nov 27th, 2005 by Devang

First of all, when using videora iPod converter i put the setting as MPEG-4/320×240/768kbps Stereo/128kbps.
I could only convert avi files because all the mpeg files i have are muxed. Does anyone have a demux program for windows???
Also when i do convert the avi it can only do the full movies, many small avi files dont work. Why is that???
Another thing is that when i do successfully convert an avi file and do get it on my ipod the first half of the movie is good, the audio and video in sync. But the other half is way outta sync. Anyone have that problem too and a possible solution???

Back to your question about itunes, yes you need to use itunes. Make sure u have the latest version because that has the video option. i dont no what version that is. Just dl it from apple. And to get it in itunes, first it need to be converted (the format i showed you MPEG-4/320×240/768kbps Stereo/128kbps which worked for me). Make sure the video you download is a avi file over 250 mbs. Like i said the smaller avi just wouldnt work for me. Anyway once you do have the converted file then just go to itunes and click ” file/add file to library ” and then it should be in your library at the bottom and in the movie section of itunes. Just connect your ipod and there you go. Post any problems and/or comments back. I NEED A DEMUXING PROGRAM FOR WINDOWS.

Posted at 9:03 pm on Nov 27th, 2005 by Pablo sanchez

CAN SOMEONE HELP ME…. i JUST GOt a new ipod video with 30 GB and cant seem to play tv shows that i have downloaded from minonova, torrentreactor to play on my ipod.. i have quicktime pro 7 and that pathetic program didnt do the trick

Posted at 3:03 am on Nov 29th, 2005 by Alex

No matter what I set the codec to, it automatically converts to mpeg4. Is this a problem that everyone is having, or is there some other way to change the output file type?

Posted at 12:20 am on Nov 30th, 2005 by eli

how do i convert the vidoes to my ipod

Posted at 6:27 pm on Dec 5th, 2005 by chris

I am using Videora to convert my avi movies to mp4 for my ipod. Trough the beginning of the movie the audio is good but the it gets out of sync with the video. Im sure this can be fixed under all the settings in the profile but I have no idea how to adjust them. Can somebody please help me out. It would be greatly appreciated. Thank You

Posted at 7:58 pm on Dec 10th, 2005 by ivan

well when i went to this website for how to download free videos on my ipod video, i had to go to BroadCatching How-To and download Azureus. for Azureus, you have to download RSS and Bittorrent. Which RSS do you download, .90, .91 etc. please someone find out i dont feel like paying 2 bucks

Posted at 5:23 pm on Dec 11th, 2005 by Orest

Pretty cool, but I’d really like to do just the opposite: Download videos from iTunes and convert them so something I can watch on my PSP or burn to a DVD.

IS THIS POSSIBLE PLEASE HELP ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

Posted at 11:32 am on Dec 19th, 2005 by phil

For those of you looking for Mac ipod video utilities, forget about Quicktime Pro. Just go to versiontracker.com and search for “ipod video”. There are more than 10 shareware/freeware utilities available and a few commercial ones.

Posted at 8:57 pm on Dec 20th, 2005 by kimguan

any solution for doing this exact same thing but on osx yet? (still keeping the automatically encoding when new download finishes).

Posted at 1:12 am on Dec 22nd, 2005 by Nathan Massey

To get your audio and video to sync, try adding “-async 1″ (w/o quotes) to the extra ffmpeg flags. (I tried this alone but it didn’t work) Then set the fps to 29.97. I didn’t remove the async flag to check if it works by changing the fps alone though, maybe someone can try and tell me.

Posted at 3:29 am on Dec 23rd, 2005 by dudboi

anyone know how of any .mp4 converters for mac? ive got some .rm videos which i wanna convert to my ipod

Posted at 2:07 pm on Dec 25th, 2005 by Dublan

iPod Video Converter
iPod Video Converter directory lists the most popular iPod Video Converter software that can help you Convert Video to iPod Video MP4 format
http://www.bestshareware.net/ipodvideoconverter.htm
http://www.bestshareware.net/

Posted at 3:37 am on Dec 26th, 2005 by jackson

“To get your audio and video to sync, try adding “-async 1″ (w/o quotes) to the extra ffmpeg flags. (I tried this alone but it didn’t work) Then set the fps to 29.97. I didn’t remove the async flag to check if it works by changing the fps alone though, maybe someone can try and tell me.”

Well, I was having audio sync problems like everyone’s mentioning and I changed the fps to 29.97 like you suggested and that did the trick WITHOUT using the async flag, so that answers that question. Thanks for the heads up on the fps.

Posted at 12:59 pm on Dec 26th, 2005 by eeker

I have a lot of trouble getting a converter for video ipod mac. I have tried video-2-pod and i-squint and those bolth don’t work PLEASE HELP!!!!!!

Posted at 1:25 am on Dec 27th, 2005 by John

This is in reference to post 66 by eeker after u change that fps which setting did u use so that evreything synched properly cuz right now i use mpeg4/320×240/1500kbps etc. and i didnt no if there was a better setting?

Posted at 8:37 pm on Dec 28th, 2005 by brian

I just download a program called river past video cleaner, and I use it to convert my MPEG-1(muxed) files to MPEG-4 so I can load them on my IPOD. but then I had to DL quicktime pro to change the MPEG-4 files to IPOD (.m4v) but IPOD said you can play MPEG-4 files on the ipod. why cant you? is quicktime ripping us off? the quicktime pro software wont even convert MPEG-1 (muxed) to MPEG-4 properly. the sound doesnt work.

Posted at 10:03 am on Jan 9th, 2006 by Ryan

i downloaded music videos from morpheous and when i tried downloading it to my ipod via imtoo video converter, the musicvideos went int the movie section and not in the music videosection. please help me

Posted at 9:35 pm on Jan 10th, 2006 by james

When looking at the file in iTunes go to Info and select tje option tab, in that screen there should be a click down box called Video kind, select Music Videos and that should do it.

Although haven’t been able to work how you categorise TV Shows though.

Posted at 10:20 am on Jan 11th, 2006 by leomike

i tried the -async 1 trick as well as changing the fps to 29.97. it didnt do anything. please help!!

Posted at 7:56 pm on Jan 11th, 2006 by liam

please let me know how to transfer my home made video clips (which i have conerted through Videora ipod converer and now in itune video) from itune to my ipod 60gb???
please

Posted at 4:18 am on Jan 17th, 2006 by jagadish patel

Hi i’d like to recommend you use this DVD to ipod video converter suite,it can not only rip dvd to ipod but also can convert almost all kinds of video files in your hard disc, it’s an all-in-one solution for dummies, it works perfect for me. You can download from http://www.allforvideo.com/download/iPodSuit_r56510.exe , good luck!

Posted at 6:14 am on Jan 22nd, 2006 by elmer

Best site out there, best tool out there.

Easy to use, relatively quick, and can convert just about anything and works seamlessly on the ipod.

Look for…

3GP Converter

…on this page.

http://twelveblackcodemonkeys.com/videoipodbasics.htm

Posted at 2:25 pm on Jan 25th, 2006 by Paul

I really need some help. I just bought an ipod video today and I am completely useless at understanding any compluter-related procedure! I have followed the instructions above and downloaded all the necessary files for pc. Can someone tell me really simply which website to go to to download tv shows and how to go about it. Also, please tell me if I need to do anything after I have downloaded the show to put it on my ipod. Thanks!!!!

Posted at 5:48 am on Jan 28th, 2006 by Deb

Posted at 5:55 am on Jan 28th, 2006 by Deb

is there a way of just converting videos i already have to ipod format ? itunes isnt working for converting my videos :(

Posted at 8:00 pm on Feb 15th, 2006 by richard

About conversion issues with ipod video: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302588

Apparently it’s using Quicktime to convert…however, Quicktime is not very good at it. THEY recommend using a 3rd party conversion software.

Posted at 10:51 am on Feb 20th, 2006 by Flobi

If you don’t want to get into the local side of conversion, there is a great tool at http://www.video4ipod.org. It is still running in Beta, which does the conversion great, but doesn’t have it in the prettiest format. Most videos that I uploaded were returned to me within ten minutes at perfect .m4v format. Good luck.

Posted at 3:37 pm on Feb 24th, 2006 by Bub rubb

just for the live link…
http://www.video4ipod.org

Posted at 3:49 pm on Feb 24th, 2006 by Bub rubb

i recently bought an ipod but the thing is that i am not able to download music videos to it. everytime i a box comes up saying the video you are trying to download is not downloading because of the ipod you have. i have the black 30gb. please help me figure this out i am going crazy

Posted at 2:52 pm on Apr 13th, 2006 by keisha james

I went to a site called ishowstogo.com and downloaded movies for my ipod. They work really good. I saw a car with a sticker about the site and tried it. No problems yet and I have downloaded 10 movies so far.

Posted at 8:37 pm on Apr 16th, 2006 by Hank

Guys this program worked well a few times then suddenly itunes said I couldn’t play the file on my ipod? Any ideas why?

Posted at 9:19 am on Mar 26th, 2007 by Simon

Have a look at:
http://www.qweas.com/guide/how_to/software_step_by_step_guide-3.htm

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