iTunes 6? Yuckkk help.

Okay so after I submit for approval I decided to get all my X-Files and Family Guy ready to go.. they're all in mpeg-4 and mpeg-3 format, and I went to add them, and they won't appear in iTunes..

What do I have to do to get my videos in iTunes?

do you have a video ipod?

and i hate iTunes 6 too

Just add them as if you would add music. Then just click on the Video tab to see them. I have about 4gb of videos. Itunes 6 is alright.

Do psp formated work? i have 20gigs of movies from when I had psp

Thats what I put on my Itunes. All of those movies were gor my psp.

PSP can only display a certain resolution cetain bit rate video file, and I am sure Ipod Video will be the same way. You will need to reencode your videos into the certain mp4 codex resolution and bitrate.

iTunes 6 looks the same as iTunes 5. What's the difference, other than video compatibility?

i had some videos and i loaded them into itunes without a problem

I tried toa dd them, yet again, they just won't show up.

Make sure they are mp4

Most are mpeg-4 yes. All of my Xfiles. >| I've restarted and blahblahblah. I really don't know what's wrong with it.

I just hate itunes in general.

iTunes in my opinion is like the sloooowwweessttt music program to load and use...
too bad ipod requires it.. evil

[quoteb964672c9e="deletrius"]iTunes in my opinion is like the sloooowwweessttt music program to load and use...
too bad ipod requires it.. evil[/quoteb964672c9e]

You can use winamp D. They have a plugin for ipods. I just recently downloaded itunes last night MISTAKE. Should have stayed away from it.

I personally love iTunes.. i wish it would convert my mpeg3 into mpeg4 though >| and to the right size for ipod video

i love itunes. being able to change id tags one after another without having to click get info after every song is good. i do wish foobar was available for mac. that is by far the best mp3 player out of all the os' i have used.

[quotee703ecf8da="tracemhunter"]i love itunes. being able to change id tags one after another without having to click get info after every song is good. i do wish foobar was available for mac. that is by far the best mp3 player out of all the os' i have used.[/quotee703ecf8da]

Winamp has the best ID tag changer. You should look into it, you can change it by groups and everything, and Winamp library is by far the best library out!

[quote5a20477efc="shamash"]I personally love iTunes.. i wish it would convert my mpeg3 into mpeg4 though >| and to the right size for ipod video[/quote5a20477efc]

If you are talking about mp3, and not mpeg3 like most people mistake. Mp3 is STRICKLY AUDIO, mp4 is STRICKLY VIDEO. .avi,url==http://=http:///url .mpeg,url==http://=http:///url .mpg,url==http://=http:///url .ogm,url==http://=http:///url .mkm,url==http://=http:///url and there is many more, file extensions are just wrappers of audio and video. High quality releases have DD5.1 AC3 audio encoder with a XVID mp4 codex. For HDTV the highest you can get is .tsurl==http://=http:///url transport stream with DD5.1.

Anyway, you can have mp3 audio on movies and a lot of lower quality stuff does because it requires 10times less space then AC3 DD5.1.

i never knew what .tsurl==http://=http:///url was on all my hdtv shows and such. now i do.

I'm not talking about mp3 or mp4.

Just to let you know mp4 is not strictly video, it's the audio the iTunes Music Store uses.

Mpeg-3 is video and Mpeg-4 is video, they're two different types of file though? And iTunes will only take Mpeg-4.

[quote887f5db456="shamash"]I'm not talking about mp3 or mp4.

Just to let you know mp4 is not strictly video, it's the audio the iTunes Music Store uses.

Mpeg-3 is video and Mpeg-4 is video, they're two different types of file though? And iTunes will only take Mpeg-4.[/quote887f5db456]

I have never seen a mpeg-3 video, and wikipedia agrees with me that they are not around.

[code1887f5db456]MPEG-3 is the designation for a group of audio and video coding standards agreed upon by MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group). MPEG-3 was designed to handle HDTV signals in the range of 20 to 40 Mbit/s.

It was soon discovered that similar results could be obtained through slight modifications to the MPEG-2 standard. Shortly thereafter, work on MPEG-3 was discontinued.

MPEG-3 should not be confused with MPEG-1 Part 3 Layer 3 (or MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3), commonly referred to as MP3.[/code1887f5db456]

So unless you use a HDTV signal other then TS or Xvid like the rest of the community...

ooh wow im blind

I second clicked the file, properties, summary, and saw mpeg-3 highlighted. didnt realize that was audio P

/ no idea what the file is now. it won't tell me the extension

itunes only reads .mpgurl==http://=http:///url file names it looks like and exludes the .avi.url==http://=http:///url This could be to avoid piracy or something stupid APPLE like. Fuck itunes I hate this stupid ass program. This video player makes me go \ IRL