How To Easiest way to convert Vidoes

[JB4times4]

I just found the most simple way to convert videos to:

• Droid / Milestone
• Nexus One
• G1
• Magic / myTouch
• Droid Eris
• HTC Hero
• Cliq
• Behold II
  

It's called, Miro Video converter...It is a 2 step video converter found here: Miro Video Converter - Free! Convert any video to MP4, OGG Theora, iPhone, Android, iPod, and more, based on FFMPEG.
Step 1)Either drag and drop the movie you want, or select it.
Step 2)Click Convert!

 

[BrandonWOGL]

I'll give it a try. I was trying to convert videos a while ago, when i took about 30 videos of my friends on a terrain park while skiing, with my droid. it took FOREVER

 

[JB4times4]

I'll give it a try. I was trying to convert videos a while ago, when i took about 30 videos of my friends on a terrain park while skiing, with my droid. it took FOREVER

Well I meant it more for converting videos to watch on your droid, so for your application I don't know that it is as useful.

 

[BrandonWOGL]

Well I meant it more for converting videos to watch on your droid, so for your application I don't know that it is as useful.

Ahh okay. I'll still try it.

 

[Ameko]

Hey! I just stumbled upon this Wondershare Video Converter which can convert videos to my Droid.

 

[JB4times4]

Hey! I just stumbled upon this Wondershare Video Converter which can convert videos to my Droid.

Ya...$36 I'll pass. The one I posted at top works awesome! and it's free!

 

[johnlgalt]

Handbrake 0.9.4 FTW

 

[JB4times4]

Handbrake 0.9.4 FTW

Ya, not true. Did you even look at my link? or how about the topic title?

Handbrake is NOT the easiest way so why even post it here?

 

[johnlgalt]

ROTF what?

You set your settings *once* and make it a profile - then you convert using same profile - 2 click process, 1) select profile, 2) select file, 3) off you go.

 

[JB4times4]

You set your settings *once* and make it a profile

That is assuming that everyone knows what settings they need to set.

Step 1)Either drag and drop the movie you want, or select it.
Step 2)Click Convert!

You set your settings *once* and make it a profile 2 click process, 1) select profile, 2) select file, 3) off you go.

Ya I'm pretty sure mine is easier.

 

[Teknologic]

If this is a contest in easyness, DoubleTwist would win.
Recognizes your android when you plug it in, drag file to your phone icon, done.
It converts and stores in your video folder.

 

[JB4times4]

If this is a contest in easyness, DoubleTwist would win.
Recognizes your android when you plug it in, drag file to your phone icon, done.
It converts and stores in your video folder.

I guess you could say that it's the easiest but why do I need a full blown sync application when I can just drag and drop myself? I haven't ever tried DoubleTwist so I'm going to go ahead and download it and give it a check before I dog on it too much.

 

[Teknologic]

Have to admit I havn't tried your method either so it might be faster or more efficient, I don't know.
Just saying that DoubleTwist will probably get the least clicks out of the process, if easyness is your main goal

 

[JB4times4]

I couldn't for the life of me get it to convert it and put it on my droid. Maybe I'm too impatient but it doesn't even say a percentage anywhere when it says syncing to droid.

 

[Teknologic]

Converting an MKV took very long for me too but converting an avi was a pretty normal conversion time.
Like handbrake, which I use the most (smaller filesize, still 4gb card)

 

[JB4times4]

I'll stick with the one in the OP because it's very simple and drag and drop isn't hard for me to my sd card.