Which Countries Have The Hottest Cheerleaders?

Thank god cheerleading started off at a college and not a convent. Who knows where the sport would be if that was the case? Cheerleading is widley held to have began by a group of coeds at Princeton University in 1884. And throughout the 20^th century, America has successfully exported this sexy sport/show all over the world. Because of this, fans from soccer to cricket to rugby, are able to enjoy the world’s most talented and beautiful women dancing half naked. But the question remains, which country has the best looking participants. Leave us a comment with your thoughts. Not to sway the voting, my favorite, is a tie between Latvia and Mexico:

Argentina

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Typically, when Americans show their asses, it’s to mock their opponents. Apparently, Argentinean futbol cheerleaders show their asses to get a crowd fired up. This type of behavior is not uncommon for Argentinean cheerleading squads to display. As a result, the worst team in the premiere league can still sell out a stadium. Argentinean futbol fans can always be confident that, even if their team doesn’t win, they can expect to see some hot ass.

Australia

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Most men have always fantasized about holding up a hot cheerleader like these Australian Rugby cheerleaders are doing. But if we are honest with ourselves, this takes athleticism and skill most of us guys don’t posses. Sure, we are strong enough to hold up a cheerleader, but are we able to do it without wanting to cop a feel or starting a chubby?

Brazil

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From the rain forests to the Brazilian waxings, Brazil has blessed this world with so much. These beautiful, bronzed women performed a routine at the Men’s Beach Volleyball Final at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Though Brazil ended up losing to the gold medal to the USA, the Americans conceded that Brazil had the most beautiful cheerleaders. When the Americans made this concession, the Brazilian Team never looked more proud. The Brazilians then looked up into the cheering crowd and said, “You’re Welcome!”

Chile

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For most people, Chile is an obscure, skinny little country, found somewhere in South America. Though this is the case, Chile has a nearly 115 year professional soccer history. The Chilean Professional Futbol League was established in 1895, and is the second oldest league in South America. Chilean cheerleaders are known for being tenacious and very athletic. This picture was taken during the half time break of the 2008 South American Beach Soccer Championship qualifier.

China

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Way to go China! Not only did you impress us with your opening ceremony at the Olympics, but with your beautiful women as well. Nearly every sport had a specific cheer squad assigned to them. I guess this is possible when you’re the most populous nation in the world. China’s most scantly clad cheerleaders were found at the beach sports complex. Thankfully the weather was always hot, so the cheerleaders were always in their bikinis doing their best to keep the crowds excited.

England

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Who knew England had a basketball league, let alone that English people knew what a basketball was? And for that matter, who knew England had enough pretty women to be cheerleaders? Judging from this picture above, I have underestimated our oldest ally. Not only is this cheerleader hot, but there are actual fans in the stands. Food for thought: If England would allow cheerleaders to cheer for their football clubs, more Americans might become soccer (football) fans.

France

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Arguably, one of the most beautiful women in the world is pictured here. She performed a routine with her cheer squad at the 2008 Beach Soccer World Cup in Marsille, France. Their hot dance routines and small bikini’s have made these beach bikini dancers popular around the world. Thankfully we don’t have to wait every four years for this tournament to come around because it is held once a year. Let’s just hope the future host countries can continue to produce really hot beach bikini dancers for the world to enjoy.

Greece

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Most cheerleaders in the world are talented, but what these Greek cheerleaders can do is exceptional. These girls are part of a basketball cheer squad that is known for pulling male fans out of the crowd and giving them lap dances. I just found another reason why I should visit Greece this summer.

India

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Cheerleaders are a recent phenomena in India. Due to centuries-old modesty standards, it took a new upstart Cricket League to even consider the notion. In order to sell the entire league on the importance of cheerleaders, league organizers invited American football cheerleaders to perform. These American cheerleaders were also hired to mentor Indian women in the art of making a boring game like cricket exciting. It’s a good thing cheerleaders are in high demand in America, because if not, I am sure their jobs may be outsourced too.

Japan

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As apart of the American Pro Bowl weekend festivities in Hawaii, Japan sends over a beautiful cheerleading squad to excite fans. One can only assume this is the NFL’s attempt to attract Japanese tourist support for yet another American pastime. Too bad these cheerleaders haven’t heard of our other popular American past time, breast implants.

Latvia

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This beach volleyball cheer squad consists of some very hot Latvian women. Not only is Latvia known for having killer beach volleyball players, but killer looking women as well. Thankfully, the country became independent from the Soviet Union in 1989, thus allowing the Latvians to make a name for themselves on the world’s stage. After watching these women perform, crowds are known to roar with excitement and purchase mass amounts of Nestea.

Mexico

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Ah, yes, the high leg kick. Whoever invented this move should have the cheerleading hall of fame named after them. Mexico’s Cruz Azul Cheerleaders have been performing this move to sold out crowds for years. This squad is known for their athletic skill and ability to remain in sync. The world holds up its proverbial bottle of Corona, and tips its sombrero in admiration of Cruz Azul’s high leg kicking ability.

New Zealand

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With cheerleaders like these, New Zealand will soon be known for a lot more than Flight of the Conchords. These rugby cheerleaders keep fans engaged in one of the most brutal team sports on the planet. Even though the blond cheerleader in the background looks like she is from Whoville, New Zealand has been known to produce very beautiful women. There is nothing like bare-stomached cheerleaders juxtaposed on the backdrop of a professional rugby field.

Poland

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Former communist countries either have very manish looking women, or very beautiful women - not a whole lot of in-between. Thankfully Poland has a lot of the latter. Polish Basketball cheerleaders routinely perform at games throughout their season. These cheerleaders are known to incorporate modern hip-hop moves with traditional polish dances. This combination proves to be very unique in comparison to what the cheerleading world has to offer.

Russia

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Ever since I can remember, I have always had a crush on Russian gymnasts. I think it had something to do with the cold war thing. Anyway, when I see Russian basketball cheerleaders I get the same feeling I used to have when I would watch the Russian gymnasts back in 1992. Russian cheerleaders are graceful and very strong, not to mention most of them are natural blondes. Which is something most American cheerleaders envy.

South Africa

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Although South Africa is famous for its savage rugby league, it also boasts some of the most beautiful cheerleaders in the world. The cheerleaders in the South African league are known to rival American Football cheerleaders in beauty and skill. Hopefully when the world cup goes to South Africa in 2010, FIFA will allow these girls to cheer on the world as they play soccer.

South Korea

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South Korea gets the award for having the most adorable cheerleaders - not the hottest, but the most adorable. Anytime these cheerleaders perform, they are able to get the crowd roaring loud and thunder sticks roaring even louder. Maybe American baseball should take a cue form South Korea and adopt cheerleaders instead of mascots. If this was the case, then most baseball fans might actually show up at the beginning of the game and stay until the end.

Spain

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The Spanish girls on this beach volleyball cheer squad deserve a standing ovation. Not only do they perform sexy dance routines, but they do it in the sand and in the hot sun. Most people understand that sand ends up in the most unlikely of places. Regardless of these tough conditions, these Spanish cheerleaders persevere and provide the highest quality entertainment. Oh, and by the way, most would agree that American beaches should make these bikini bottoms mandatory.Wonderful.

Ukraine

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The excitement on these girls’ faces when they perform is priceless. These Ukrainian basketball cheerleaders are very flexible, and as you can see, they don’t mind doing sexy chair dances in the middle of their half time shows. Furthermore, Ukrainian cheer routines often include the stripping off of clothes.

Venezuela

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Professional baseball has been played in Venezuela since 1945, and some of the best Major League Baseball players have come from this country. One distinguishing factor about Venezuelan Baseball is their use of cheerleaders in between, and during innings. Their routines have been known to incorporate nationalistic themes and Latin rhythms. Hopefully, Venezuela will soon start importing its baseball cheerleaders, as well as, its best baseball talent.

Top 11 Concept Cars Of The 2009 Geneva Motor Show

By Matt Hardigree

The 2009 Geneva Motor Show's overwhelmed us with hi-tech, futuristic concept cars. Our Swiss friend Gehard the Bookie makes sense of it all by giving us the odds of these rolling testbeds seeing production.

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11.) Ford Iosis Concept

Odds Of Production: 1-to-1
Reason: Essentially the precursor to the next generation Ford Focus, like Yao Ming against Nikoloz Tskitishvili, this one's in the bag. While it may lose some of the more obvious concept car touches, like the full-roof glass and LED-lights, it'll almost certainly carry over the kinetic design-influenced profile.

10.) Rolls Royce 200EX

Odds Of Production: 4-to-1
Reason: Parent company BMW wants to take Rolls Royce to the next level by lowering the entry price. The concept version practically looks like a production car and, given the large 7-Series parts bin available to the company, we expect to see the production version before the next World Cup.

9.) Nissan Qazana Concept

Odds Of Production: 2 to 1
Reason: This Nissan crossover concept is supposed to preview the look of the next generation Micra and, possibly, a Micra-based crossover. The bulging physique may look unrealistic, but you have to remember this is the same company behind the Infiniti FX50.

8.) Infiniti Essence

Odds Of Production: 7-to-1
Reason: The hybrid powertrain and custom Louis Vuitton bags are a little silly, making us doubt production, but it's so stunningly beautiful they're going to have to build it anyways. Given the company's alphanumeric obsession the vehicle will not likely debut as the "essence" anytime soon, but we expect the "essence" of the vehicle to seep into the next generation of Infiniti products.

7.) Aston One-77

Odds Of Production: 7.7-to-1
Reason: While some of the finer points, including the hand-crafted aluminum shell, may not make it to the assembly line we think the One-77 is a good preview of the future Aston Martin Vantage. I wouldn't recommend betting against an Aston Martin coupe powered by a V12 mounted up front and painted a variation of green-sliver.

6.) Mitsubishi iMiEV

Odds Of Production: 14-to-1
Reason: While some version of the iMiEV Sport is likely to see production, we're guessing it ain't gonna be this one. If the solar panels weren't a dead giveway the Tron-tastic interior guaranteed this will live only on the stage.

5.) Koenigsegg Quant

Odds Of Production: 33-to-1
Reason: Koenigsegg is a company with a ridiculous name able to get people to buy their cars, which makes doubting them a risk. Still, a four-seat solar electric super car? While the Koenigsegg folks (yolks?) plan to have a working model sometime in the future, we're guessing sometime is so far away we Quant imagine it.

4.) Magna Steyr Mila EV

Odds Of Production: 62-to-1
Reason: If you live in Europe, or even in America, it's possible you've driven a car manufactured by Magna Steyr. But you haven't driven in one designed and branded by Magna Steyr. The Austrian firm is hoping one of the four surviving car companies decides to use their platform to build a new environmentally friendly car. Good luck with that.

3.) Rinspeed E2

Odds Of Production: 100-to-1
Reason: Rinspeed exists to tune Porsches and create exotic Geneva concepts. Despite its history we're actually going to give this Fiat 500 Abarth-based concept the highest odds ever for a Rinspeed Geneva concept: 100-to-1. Why? This concept is about the two-level, push-button power option, which allows users to switch power output based on need. It's a great idea and something we see an automaker using. We just don't see it coming out of the Rinspeed shop.

2.) Rinspeed iChange

Odds Of Production: 600-to-1
Reason: Here's the Rinspeed we know and love. The iChange transforms from a one-seater sports car into a three-seater with the help of, wait for it, a freaking iPhone! It's also got a top speed of 137 MPH and a 0-to-62 MPH time of around four seconds. At this point, it's about as likely as the Cubs winning the World Series this year.

1.) Giugiaro Frazer-Nash Namir

Odds Of Production: 99,999,000,000-to-1
Reason: This is the kind of bet you only take if you're about to die and the only way you can save yourself is to bet that last five dollars on the least likely horse. Let's start with the claims: it's the fastest hybrid ever with a 187 MPH top speed, 0-to-60 MPH in the three-second range, and a range above 1,200 miles. Neat. Does it also cure baldness?

As if it wasn't ridiculous enough it's named for a company that stopped producing cars in 1957. WINNER!

The 15 Worst Movies that Made the Most Money

Published by Sub-Zero

From Website http://www.unrealitymag.com/

Twilight made 70 million dollars this weekend. What. The. Hell. The film was universally panned by critics and movie-goers who are NOT thirteen year-old girls, but that won’t stop the movie from blowing past the $100M mark anyways. Many other horrendous movies have pulled this feat as well, some because of hype and high expectations, some because they were riding on the coattails of better movies, and some because they starred Will Smith. Here are the fifteen worst movies that have made the most money at the box office, and yeah I know it’s a matter of opinion, but I always happen to be right.

15) The Nutty Professor 2: The Klumps (2000) – $123,309,890

Remember when Eddie Murphy was funny? It rings a distant bell…

I’m going to try to stay away from sequels in this list as much as possible, because they usually make so much money by luring people who liked the older, better movies into watching them. However, the first Nutty Professor was marginal at best, and the sequel was a fatsuit farting fest that’s known today as one of the worst examples of lowest common denominator comedy.

14) Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)– $131,168,070

“If you tell 20 friends to see this movie, I’ll get this shirt wet.” Wait, James? Is that you?

Is this the highest grossing video game movie ever? I think it might be. Unfortunately the entire profit was made purely on the fact that guys wanted to see their long-held fantasy fleshed out by one of the most gorgeous women in the world. The film also marks the point where Angelina began her transformation from “crazy” to “sexy.”

13) Anger Management (2003) – $135,645,823

Please explain what’s happening here.

Everyone had high hopes for this comedy which featured Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson yelling at each other, but I’ll be damned if I ever her two good words about this movie. And while researching this list, do you have any idea how many Adam Sandler movies have made over $100M? I think eight. That’s insane, and I guess what you’d call a “fan base.”

12) Godzilla (1998) – $136,314,294

Yeah, alright, this is from the video game. But the graphics are about the same anyways.

Yes, the Matthew Broderick one. It’s obscene that this made $50 million more than the vastly superior Cloverfield, but I guess that’s what brand recognition is for. This is the first of the big budget remakes that made an incredible amount of money despite sucking just because of the franchise’s storied history. At least it wasn’t Godzilla 2000 though.

11) Rush Hour 3 (2007) – $140,125,968

I’ve never seen one picture sum up a movie so well.

I know, I know. I’m trying to stay away from sequels, I really am, but I had to call out Rush Hour 3. The first two were pretty damn funny, but for the third, Brett Ratner clearly needed six years to figure out how to strip out any remaining intelligence from the series in order to produce this obligatory third chapter. One of the laziest pieces of filmmaking I’ve ever seen.

10) XXX (2002) – $142,109,382

“Oh, the tribal tattoo? Yeah, it turns a lot of people on.”

This one was hard to put on the list, because I love XXX, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a terrible, terrible movie. Vin Diesel as Xander Cage rail-grinding on dinner trays, snowboarding through avalanches and stealing cars with Tony Hawk makes for one of the most absurd “action” movies ever made.

9) Wild Hogs (2007) – $168,273,550

People underestimate the appeal of the Tool Man.

What??? I was stunned to see this anywhere near the top 500 all-time grosser list, much less this high up. I guess this made so much money for the same reason Ghost Rider made $45 million it’s opening weekend, America loves motorcycles…and Tim Allen.

8 ) Planet of the Apes (2001) – $180,011,740

“Really, you’re a slave girl? I produce Entourage.”

Another craptastic big budget remake, except this one was hyped beyond belief before it was released. And really, it could have been good with Tim Burton behind the helm, but somewhere between awkward monkey face makeup and Mark Wahlberg, everything that made the original good got lost. Also, I still don’t understand the end. Why was there a monkey Abraham Lincoln?

7) The Day After Tomorrow (2004) - $186,740,799

What’s the big deal? This is how I feel during winter in New York.

God, normally I love a good Roland Emmerich disaster flick, but The Day After Tomorrow was an awful cheap trick. It tried to capitalize on the Al Gore global warming phenomenon, but the film was an unscientific grisly mess. Really, the whole world can freeze over tomorrow if I leave my AC on all night?

6) Pearl Harbor (2001) – $198,542,554

“In seven years I’ll be out of work and you’ll be a vampire.”

Hype, hype, hype, hype, hype. That’s why this absurdly budgeted movie made any money at all. Choosing two pillars of acting like Ben Affleck and Josh Hartnett probably wasn’t the best route to go, nor was choosing the make a movie about the worst battle the US ever lost. There was an hour of a good movie in here, unfortunately the damn thing lasted for three.

5) Hancock (2008) – $227,946,275

“Yes, I did everything I could to save this movie. No, I am not responsible for the script edits, and…you know what? No further questions!”

This movie made me really sad, because while watching it I could easily see how it could have been amazing. Unfortunately a plot schism and too many PG-13 cutbacks completely neutered the project, so much so that even Will Smith couldn’t save it. Fortunately his hilarity filled trailers were enough to make this movie an absurd amount of money.

4) Signs (2002) – $227,966,634

“What do you mean this stuff covers 75% of this planet? Who did the research for this invasion? Man, I am going to #$^#ing kill Zogbar…”

The beginning of the end for M. Night Shyamalan. His first two projects were brilliant, and even 4/5ths of this movie was, but it has to go down as one of the worst endings for a film ever written. WATER?!? What if it $@%#ing rained when the aliens attacked? Did anyone ever consider that?

3) I Am Legend (2007) – $ 256,393,010

“Oh no, a horribly rendered CGI monster, what ever will I do?”

Here Will Smith carries another horrible movie to the promised land thanks to a well shot trailer. And like Hancock, tragically the film could have been great, if it had decided to stay anywhere remotely close to the original script draft. They even shot a damn alternate ending that would have made the thing 50% better, but the test audiences didn’t like it. Boo hoo.

2) Meet the Fockers (2004) – $279,261,160

What’s the opposite of an erection?

What? Where did this come from? I know everyone liked Meet the Parents, but come on, $280M for this nonsense? I guess everyone’s parents love Barbara Streisand enough to see her acting for the first time in eight years. Can anyone remember just one joke from this movie, one?

1) Spiderman 3 (2007) – $336,530,303

“Oh yeah! I hope Mary Jane bought her tickets….to the GUN SHOW!”

Yes, I’m ending with a sequel, but it’s the worst offender of all. The first two Spidermans (Spidermen?) were exercises in Sam Raimi’s brilliance, but for the third one I’m fairly certain he handed over directing duties to Brett Ratner, because that’s the only way to explain the amount of singing and dancing in this allegedly dark movie. Three too many villains, two too many musical outbursts, and one too many emo haircuts.

How To Convert Videos for Your iPhone (or Any Mobile Device)

by Doriano "Paisano" Carta

Video on devices like the iPod, iTouch and iPhone look great because of their MPEG-4 H.264 format. The good news is that there are tons of videos that you can purchase from the iTunes store, but the bad news is that you’ll go broke in a hurry downloading everything you want. Sure, some of the videos aren’t much ($1.99 each), but the numbers add up really quickly.

Thankfully, there are a slew of sites and software packages that will allow you to convert just about any video format to the H.264 mp4 format that Apple devices require. Here are the best solutions for converting videos online as well as off. Some will convert any video you have on your local computer while others will only convert videos that you find online. In any case, you will wind up with a video file in the correct format for your Apple or other mobile device.

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ConvertTube is a free service that converts online videos to several formats including the MP4 format that you need for Apple devices. Simply paste the video URL from sites like YouTube, Google video, MetaCafe, etc. and select the desired output format.

While the service is extremely simple to use, it must be mentioned that it can take an eternity sometimes for this service to convert even the smallest video. Sometimes it just times out or fails without any explanations. Still, most of the time it will do the trick if you want to do a quick conversion or two. For more than a handful, you’ll be better off with another solution that handles batch processing.

VideoDownloader is similar to ConvertTube except it doesn’t provide you with any output options. What you see is what you get when you download the video from the services they support: YouTube, Google, BlipTV, DailyMotion and a few others. So, if you can’t download the video .mp4 format, you’ll have to convert it with another separate utility which isn’t a big deal or expense.

Movavi Online Convert is another online video converter that provides the unique ability to download and convert up to five different online videos as one video. You can add all of the URLs and the service will send you an email with a link to download when it’s done. It could take a long time, so it’s not good if you’re in a hurry.

Videora offers an impressive suite of tools for converting and editing videos for free. The video files can be avi, divx, xvid, flv, x264, vob, mpeg, DVDs, YouTube, etc. Any of these videos can be converted into the proper video formats (MPEG-4, H.264) that play on the iPhone 3G.

Here’s Videora’s Video Converter for the 3G iPhone, which does an excellent job changing existing formats of videos you own into the MPEG-4 H.264 format. Their other converters will do the same trick for other devices such as the iPod, nano, Tivo, Sony Playstation Portable (PSP), Xbox360 and more.

There are many options when you’re converting your videos for your iPhone. Obviously, the better the quality, the larger the file size. Ultimately it’s a personal decision everyone has to make on what’s more important: space on your iPhone or audio/video quality. Personally, I prefer to stick with the highest quality video and audio because the experience is so worth it. You just have to pick and choose which videos you want to keep on your iPhone. If you have the 8 GB then perhaps you should compromise a little and choose medium or high levels of quality for video and audio. Play around and see which results you like best.

Note: All of the converters are free and appear to be spyware free without any problems. They do offer a Videora 2.0 software and service package for a fee but that isn’t required for any of these converters.

Free Studio Manager offers a staggering 20 free audio/video tools. You can choose to download all 20 utilities as one package or pick and choose those you need.

There are a few that focus on converting videos for the iPhone. For example, there’s the YouTube to iPhone converter that downloads YouTube videos and automatically converts them to the appropriate iPhone MPeg-4 H.264 format for you. Keep in mind that many of the videos on YouTube are now in the .MP4 format, so the conversion process will skip that part once it’s downloaded and determines what format the video is in. There’s a handy batch mode feature which allows you to download several YouTube videos at one time, making this process more efficient.

Here’s the Video to iPhone Converter which lets you convert any video file that you already possess without needing to download any videos from YouTube or elsewhere. The important thing to point out about this utility is that it provides the highest quality video output in this roundup, whereas Videora can generate a standard quality MPEG-4 H.264 file (24 fps, 480×320 ACC 128Kbits). Free Studio’s converter can generate a High Quality MPEG-4 H/264 file at 30 fps, 480×320 ACC 192Kbits. It might not be that big a deal to most people, but it will make a huge difference to many of you.

Any Video Converter is another free converter for windows that will convert a boatload of formats to iPhone friendly format: DivX, XviD, MOV, rm, rmvb, MPEG, VOB, DVD, WMV, AVI, etc.

Replay Converter is a media converter from Applian Technologies which is well-known for its Replay Capture Suite that includes the converter and several other products. Their most popular product is the Replay Capture tool that allows you to record any streaming audio or video much like a Tivo for the Internet.

Video for Other Platforms

Okay, okay, we won’t ignore you CrackBerry heads. Here’s AVS Video for Blackberry that’ll help you convert videos for Blackberry devices.

All of the software packages referenced above were for the Windows OS, so MAC OS users won’t be able to use them. There was a free video conversion tool for the Mac OS from iSquint.org, but they’ve stopped supporting their product. However, it’s become open source on SourceForge, so others might continue the development for this tool for the Mac OS.

How to Copy Videos to Your iTunes and iPhone

After converting all your videos to the appropriate video format for your iPhone, you’ll need to store them on your computer in the right place so that iTunes can do its job and copy the videos to your device. The best thing to do is create a new folder on your system called, for example, iPhone Videos, and copy the newly converted videos to that folder. You can also get into the habit of converting new videos straight to that folder to save steps and time later on.

Once you have your videos in one place, simply launch iTunes, click on the Movies icon and click the File menu. Select Add Folder to Library, then select the new iPhone Videos folder that you created. iTunes will then suck in all of the videos that it finds in that folder.

Click on your iPhone under DEVICES and select the Video Tab. Then Enable the Sync Movies option, and select all of the videos that you want to copy to your iPhone. You can pick and choose which ones you want at any time.

The next time you sync, all of the videos you selected will be copied to your iPhone. You can view them by launching the iPod app on your iPhone and selecting the video option.

Must-Have Video Player

Every system comes with a video player but these standard players don’t support that many formats. For example, Microsoft’s Windows Media Player does not support the Flash (.FLV) video format, which means you can’t download and play most of the videos you find online these days.

VLC Media Player is an open source media player that supports a plethora of video and audio formats. It loads quicker than most of the bloated media players and can handle most of the formats you’ll ever run into. Here’s a feature list.

Conclusion

This was just a sampling of the many cool tools out there that can help you download and convert videos into a format that you can use on your iPhone or any other device. In most cases, you can do so for free. However, some of the premium packages and services appear to be well worth their nominal fees when you consider everything they provide. In any case, you can now enjoy any of your favorite videos on your iPhone or other mobile device.