How to Put Video on a Zune

Instruction: Install and run Aiseesoft Zune Movie Converter

Step 1: Add File
Click the “Add File” button to import video or audio files, you can also click the "File" menu to open the following drop-down menu, then select "Add File" to import files.

Step 2: Output video settings
Select the output video format you need from the “Profile” drop-down list. Click “Settings” button to set your video and audio parameters.

Step 3: Start Conversion
Click “Start” button to start your conversion and it will be finished in a short while.

Tips:

1. Trim Movie
If you just want to convert a clip from your movie, you can click the “Trim” button to open the Trim dialog, you can trim a duration of the video by either dragging the Start Time and End Time sliders or setting the time parameters in each corresponding field.

After you set the trimming time, the length of the captured clip will be shown in the Select Length box for your reference.



2. Video Crop
With Aiseesoft Zune Movie Converter you can remove the black edges around your movie video by checking the “Crop” option and customize your movie.



There are three methods available to crop your video:
Method 1: Crop by selecting a crop mode
Select a crop mode in the crop mode drop-down list and click OK to save the crop. There are three pre-set crop modes
for your choice: No Crop, Cut off top and bottom black edges, Cut off top black edge.
Method 2: Crop by adjusting the crop frame
The crop frame is the dashed line around the movie video. There are four adjustment lines on the crop frame. Each line allows you to crop the movie video from a different position.
To crop your movie video, you can just move your mouse cursor to an adjustment box and drag the crop frame.
Method 3: Crop by setting the crop values
There are four crop values on the lower left part of the crop window: Up, Down, Left and right. You can set each value to crop your movie video, and the crop frame will move accordingly.

Before you start to crop your movie video, you can select an output aspect ratio from the Zoom list. There are four choices available: Full screen, Keep original, 16:9 and 4:3. After you select an output aspect ratio and finish the crop, the result can be previewed in the Preview window of the program main interface.

3. Capture your favorite image and merge several videos into one file
If you like the current image of the video you can use the “Snapshot” opinion. Just click the “Snapshot” button the image will be saved and you can click the “File” next to “Snapshot” button to open your picture. You can select the destination of the picture by clicking the “Preference” button. As default the captured image will be saved at: your \My Documents\Aiseesoft Studio\Snapshot

If you want to merge the selected video files into one output file you can check the “merge into one file” option. As default the merged file is named after the first selected file (either a title or a chapter)

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How to Convert FLV to iPhone

Step 1 Download one copy of this FLV to iPhone software, install and launch it on your computer. All the detailed steps are based on the easy-to-use interface below:

Step 2 Drag FLV video into the file list window directly.

Step 3 Choose the proper output format and folder.

After clicking "Settings", there pops up a window to select an encoder, a resolution, a frame rate and a bitrate for output video.

Step 4 Click "Start" button!

How to Convert MOV to iPad

Now download the Aiseesoft iPad Video Converter, install and run the software. And you will see the main screen.

Step 1: Add files before MOV to iPad conversion

Before starting converting, add the target MOV file by clicking the "Add File" button.

Step 2: Choose profile, destination and settings

You are allowed to select the audio track and subtitle for your output video. Then choose the output format from the list by clicking the drop down arrow. Click “Browse” button to choose the destination file to place the output file.

Then you can adjust some further settings by clicking the “Settings” button. From the screen below, we can see that video Encoder, frame rate, audio Channels and more parameters are able to be adjusted.

Moreover, this video editor also provides you with powerful editing functions. It allows you to trim video, crop play area, capture the picture…
Click the “Effect” button and you can see this interface.

Then you can adjust the brightness, contrast and saturation through dragging the slide bar. Also it can help you to convert an interlaced video to a progressive one by checking the “Deinterlacing”.
Also there are other editing functions in this video editor for you to explore.

Step 3: Convert MOV to iPad

After adjusting all these settings, you can click button to start converting MOV to iPad.

How to Convert QuickTime MOV to iPod

Follow the next step-by-step guide to learn how to convert MOV to iPod with Aiseesoft iPod Movie Converter.

Before conversion, please download Aiseesoft iPod Movie Converter at first. Install and run the software.

Step 1. Import your QuickTime MOV (.mov) files into the program.

Click Add File button to import your QuickTime MOV file into the converter.

Step 2. Set output formats and destination folder.

1. Click Profile drop-down button to select a proper iPod video profile as your output file format.

2. Click Browse... button to choose an output folder for saving your converted iPod video files.

Step 3. Start QuickTime MOV to iPod conversion.

Click Start button to start the MOV to iPod video conversion.

After several minutes, you can enjoy the converted iPod video on your iPod. Besides, Aiseesoft iPod Movie Converter provides valuable video editing functions such as setting movie effects, merging several videos, trimming any clip of video, cropping video size etc. If you are interested in this MOV to iPod Converter, please visit: Convert MOV to iPod.