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I just converted a YouTube vid using Videora
http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/
so that I could watch it on my iPod.
Wow. :;blinks:;
Scenes that were so dark and fuzzy I could hardly make out faces are suddenly as bright as if a light was turned on and crystal clear. When you consider that TS vids have generally low-quality source that's really impressive.
YouTube must save them in REALLY low quality to keep the file size small. Nice to see them as the vidder intended.
http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/
so that I could watch it on my iPod.
Wow. :;blinks:;
Scenes that were so dark and fuzzy I could hardly make out faces are suddenly as bright as if a light was turned on and crystal clear. When you consider that TS vids have generally low-quality source that's really impressive.
YouTube must save them in REALLY low quality to keep the file size small. Nice to see them as the vidder intended.