Hello all, I got a question that I thought you smart people could help me out with. I have MacBook Pro (1st generation) and I have a bunch of .avi files that I want to throw into iTunes however I have to convert them into mp4 or another extension that iTunes can understand. I have both quicktime pro and roxio crunch however when I use them to convert them for iTunes the sound and video tend to not line up. If I play the .avi files in VLC or another program the sound and video sync up fine. So I wanted to know if anyone can suggest a good FREE[ program that I can use to convert these videos it would be great. Thanks guys and gals let me know if you have any ideas.
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isquint should do what you are looking for.
Its free.
If you want a GOOD everything to almost everything video converter, visualhub is awesome. Its not free though.
Its free.
If you want a GOOD everything to almost everything video converter, visualhub is awesome. Its not free though.
sadly neither of those programs are still in development or supported
i would reccomend a torrent for isquint as its freeware
or the new version of handbrake should do what you want as well
are you serious!? Well snaps, im glad i have them...
Handbrake is good, takes a good amount of processing time though.
Handbrake is good, takes a good amount of processing time though.
yup
there are freeware versions of it now though (as the developer ended up giving out the source code) but i forget the names. i heard they are not quite ready though but i may be wrong
yea i like the new handbrake as they finally enabled the feature of converting already made media files and not only from dvds