Putting Videos into iTunes
 

Hey, kinda new here... but could someone post something about how to get videos from LimeWire to iTunes?

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...=&pagenumber=1

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...threadid=36230

These two threads should be helpful, afaik video and music are imported into iTunes pretty much the same

Let us know if you need more help:)

sry man, but could u explain it for me? i hate 2 sound stupid, but theres about 10 different things i found and i dont know which one is right...

ok ... please let me know if you are new to iTunes .. Do you know how to put audio files in there from Limewire, ITunes store or your own cds... just so I know how far you are:)

im alright at it... i know how 2 get the music into itunes from limewire... i just assumed videos would have the same case, guess not

Videos need to be imported manually, whilst audio can load automatically.

Just find the video files in the download folder and either drag them to iTunes or use the add to library feature in iTunes. It is quite simple ... so I've been just told by an expert :)

its not working... i cant drag them over and i cant find the files when i click add files to library

The files need to be mpeg 4 to import to iTunes or iPod. Nothing else will import. Not mpeg1 or 2, or avi, etc. H.264 is a high quality mpeg 4 format that can import into both. If you can't import a video into iTunes, then you definitely won't be able to import it into iPod!

If the files won't import, then you'll need to convert them. See both Videos for iPod/iTunes & also these iTunes Tutorial http://www.apple.com/support/itunes...rial/index.html

iPod Tutorial: http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/tutorial/index.html

is mpeg short for mpeg 4?

No !!! Mpeg can be mpg also. Mpeg can be either mpeg 1, 2 or 4. (there are more but rarely used at this point.) Mpeg 2 is used for dvd & svcd & mpeg 1 is used for vcd normally. mpeg 4 is a more efficient format then the ealier versions!