iTunes, doesn't accept AVI?

[Overlag]

Does this mean I have to have two copies of all my films/tv series?

AVI for pc, Mp4 or MOV for my iPhone4?

Or is there anyway of making my iPhone4 accept AVI's? I've never really used Apple products or file types because QuickTime player stutters and freezes a lot when playing mov or mp4 files, yet other file types don't do this, like avi's or mkv's?

So do i really have to convert my collection's to Mp4? I have a free app that can do this but its not ideal when im low on space already.

 

[steveo]

could try cinexplayer that lets you upload avis to iphones and ipads

 

[Overlag]

could try cinexplayer that lets you upload avis to iphones and ipads

doesn't seem to be on the app store anymore?

 

[oli356]

Its only for iPad. it was never for iPhone? Its still on there for me on my iPad..

 

[Overlag]

poo

 

[Blackhawk47]

If you had mobile me you could put them on iDisk but it's not so practical.

 

[MuGeN]

Or stream it from Air Video? Thats what I do I got fed up converting everything I wanted to watch...

(Although as it happens, Air Video does the best conversion job I've seen if you want to use it like that, then you can keep the mp4 files...)