At first i thought it was your ipodtouch background before i learned that it was the air bubble..lol

it is not air bubble, it is water....under the screen, below the lcd i think, as all the graphics and images shown on my ipod touch is above those water marks

Couldn't agree more. Technology road has always been like that. Accept the fact that things will get obsolete & prices will drop. If we keep waiting we might end up not buying at all.

u can try their free 'isquint'

quicktime pro is a great converter as well

quicktime pro can convert video??

Yeah, unless you upgrade to Pro version.

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Added on November 9, 2007, 2:09 pmhttp://www.apple.com/quicktime/pro/

This post has been edited by Mike3300: Nov 9 2007, 02:09 PM

icic..but i use Aimersoft iPhone Video Converter is nicer.

lol
got 60gb?

lolz,ada pulak 60GB,mod sendiri ke?

wah. i tempted to buy. but then again memory not big enuf.

guys....me again...=)
juz wondering wats the best setting for converting video for touch?
currently i m using h.264 480x320 768kbps stereo/128kbps....
is there anything better than that? =)
thanks...

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Added on November 9, 2007, 10:35 pmhas the 1.1.2 firmware released?
i saw everywhere ppl talking about the 1.1.2.
but my itunes said my fw is up to date...
hmmm....

This post has been edited by xandman: Nov 9 2007, 10:35 PM

DO NOT use hair-dryer !!
u may try to use card (any card like BonusLink, Credit Card etc.)

as seen from the InvisibleShield movie clip... it does like that to
make it flat n no bubble-air inside.

hope it helps.

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Added on November 9, 2007, 11:14 pmAnybody when purchased, it comes along with "Dock adapter" ?
i think i only have STAND, but no Dock Adapter...

by the way... can any one put the pix how it looks like Dock Adapter ?
thanks.

This post has been edited by friends: Nov 9 2007, 11:14 PM

Quicktime Pro is THE BEST video converter for your iPod Touch, seeing that it is geared towards producing the best results based on Apple's own video conversion workflow. The question is, the free Quicktime is not the Pro version. Even Videora or other video conversion software cannot compete with the image quality of Quicktime Pro. It is simple too, one click "Export from Movie to iPod/iPhone" and you're done, you dont even have to mess around with video bitrates like the other video conversion softwares.



This post has been edited by stringfellow: Nov 10 2007, 12:48 AM

haha, i know...i didnt use hairdryer..
the problem is, it is not air buble, but rather it is water, behind the LCD screen, i can clearly see the display is above the water. anyway, leaving it to dry itself now...haha putting it in uncooked rice now.


Yup agree, just one export button then done and ther result is like still the same as original file, the resolution is still the same as original file i think....but bad think is, i dont think there is much compression, so the file size is pretty big

QT Pro is a great piece of conversion s/ware but it only handles a handful number of files and pretty slow in completing its job.

QT Pro is slow on converting to preserve the quality of the converted file.

Filesize is big because the quality is preserved.

To convert multiple formats, use QT Pro in conjunction with MPEG Streamclip. That will handle most formats. Not RMVB though, I have yet to see a good quality RMVB clip.

If you fine with any compromises(want fast ,but so-so quality conversion, want smaller filesize which means heavily compressed = low quality clips) then there are tons other alternatives out there. Im just stating that if you dont want anything but the best, IMO, QT Pro is that solution.

btw,may i know my fren bought and iPod touch at USA,but the item rosak edi... but its still under warranty,so can he service the iPod at here local Apple service center ?

THanks!

Hmm, cards huh...card will leave some scratches on the protecter itself if it wasn't handled properly =/

hey bro please be professional....this is not trade zone....

This post has been edited by kevinwcw: Nov 11 2007, 06:36 PM