[breezing]

Lots of people have iPhone, but many of us still have difficulties putting music, videos and other resources onto iPhone. I have been using my iPhone for quite a long time, and some tips below are what I have learned to put everything I can on my iPhone.

1. Put DVD movies on iPhone
2. Put video files on iPhone
3. Upload images to iPhone
4. Read PDF document on iPhone
5. Play games on iPhone
6. Watch YouTube videos on iPhone
7. Watch Google video on iPhone
8. Listen to limewire music on iPhone

1. Put DVD movies on iPhone

I have a huge collection of DVD movies. And I always put a few movies on my iPhone to kill time while travelling. As we know, DVD movies cannot be transferred to iPhone via iTunes, so I have to find a converter to do that. I have used a few converters like Handbrake and the one I am using now is Wondershare DVD to iPhone Converter. It is not free, but not expensive either. Not like handbrake, it can convert the encrypted DVDs, and it does a good job on the final quality and conversion speed. And if I don’t want to put a whole movie, I can just convert part of a movie onto my iPhone with this app. My OS is Windows, so I use the Windows version. If you are using Mac OS, I have noticed that they have a Mac DVD to iPhone converter that you can try, which I don’t know if is as good because I don’t have Mac OS.



2. Put video files on iPhone

We must have many video files that taken by the DV, which usually are not in format accepted by iPhone. So we need to find a video converter to convert them into MP4 format. Here I recommend Super to you. It can convert video files to any video formats you want. You just need to import the video and set the parameters according to the iPhone video specification.
Tip: you need to right-click on it to do further operations.

iPhone video specifications:
H.264 video, up to 1.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Low-Complexity version of the H.264 Baseline Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats; H.264 video, up to 768 Kbps, 320 by 240 pixels, 30 frames per second, Baseline Profile up to Level 1.3 with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats; MPEG-4 video, up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats.



3. Upload images to iPhone

Assemble your iPhone wallpapers in a folder. And connect it with your computer. In iTunes (PC or Mac) do the following:
Click the Photos tab and select "Sync photos from:”
From the pop-up menu, do the following:
Choose the iPhone wallpapers folder, or whichever folder you have saved the wallpapers too.
You can then choose "All photos," or choose "Selected folders" or "Selected albums" and choose the folders or albums you want to sync.
Then from your iPhone go to: Settings --> Wallpaper --> Photo Library and then choose which wallpaper you would like to set. That’s it!

4. Read PDF/MS office document on iPhone

Many people are confused about how to put PDF/MS office document on iPhone. In fact, it is so easy, as long as you get an email account. Email the files as attachment on your computer to your email account and retrieve it on iPhone, and you can read it anywhere.

5. Play games on iPhone

In order to play games on iPhone, you need to install an emulator firstly. The game emulator does require that you have already Jailbroken your device, but once you do, the installation is a breeze. First you install the emulator, then you add the games of your choice. Most of Nintendo games run excellent on iPhone, but not all; some games work badly on iPhone.

6. Watch YouTube video on iPhone

You need to download Youtube videos to your iPhone if you have a bad edge network. Youtube videos are in FLV formats, so I use a free online FLV converter to do the conversion:

Firstly, go to Youtube and open the page of the video you want to put on your iPhone. Copy the URL of this page.

Secondly, go to vixy.net : Online FLV Converter : Download online videos direct to PC / iPod / PSP. It's free! , paste the copied URL into the URL field of this web page, and select “MP4 for iPod/PSP” from the “Converts to” drop-down list. Then click “Start” below this list to start the conversion. See the highlighted areas below:



Finally, after the conversion, this website will provide a download link for you to download the converted MP4 file. When you see the link, you can just download the final file from the link, save the downloaded MP4 file on your computer and use iTunes to sync it on to your iPhone.

7. Watch Google video on iPhone

Because Google allows you to download most videos from their site in an iPhone compatible format, all you need to do is download that version of the video. To do this, pull up Google Video and search for a video as you normally would. When you actually get to the video, you're not going to see much. To play the video, click the little select list on the right and select "Video iPod/Sony PSP" and press "Done". Press download and the video will come up shortly. Simple, right?



8. Put music from Limewire to iPhone

Limewire is a download tool I assume lots of us use. I often use it to download free music and put them on my iPhone. If you don’t have Limewire, you can download it from its official website. Search and download songs from Limewire. You may get songs in all sorts of formats, but not all formats are supported by iPhone. Usually I select three formats: MP3, AAC and M4A formats that are supported by iPhone and can be directly transferred to iPhone using iTunes. For the detailed specs info, you can visit Apple - iPhone - Tech Specs. After you download the songs, then you can just transfer the songs to your iPhone from iTunes.
Tip: iTunes will convert wma songs to iPhone compatible format automatically.

The above is my experience with converting and transferring files from various sources to my iPhone, and I hope it can shed some light.

[breezing]

if you have more iphone experiences, you are welcome to post them here. let's share our wisdom together.

[Sullivan]

this is kinda a psp fourm i think. not sure if i should put this in the mac forum.

[Pirate-M.Lifnen]

Yep, you should have.
But, I've got your back. It's moved.

[Nosympathy]

i like how you both ignore the fact he is promoting piracy...

[urineanus]

First off thanks for sharing the info

Since this is my section I feel I should chime in and simplify some of this information.


The first thing you want to do with your iphone/touch is jailbreak it!

As far as limewire I say that it is best avoided on both the windows and mac platforms. Get yourself a torrent client and hit up the hotspots (For Mac I highly suggest Transmission which is free.), there you can find a better selection and more trustworthy downloads. If you find yourself getting .wma files, use easyWMA to convert them (mac only I believe).

To rip a DVD to anything in OS X I would suggest Handbrake which is free and excellent, and I hear there is a windows version now as well. It supports ripping to ipod, apple TV, and iphone formats. All of which will work fine in OS X.

Any other video you have and need to convert can be handled by Roxio Crunch, which is not free unless your crafty like that.

[Nosympathy]

Originally Posted by urineanus

First off thanks for sharing the info

Since this is my section I feel I should chime in and simplify some of this information.


The first thing you want to do with your iphone/touch is jailbreak it!

As far as limewire I say that it is best avoided on both the windows and mac platforms. Get yourself a torrent client and hit up the hotspots (For Mac I highly suggest Transmission which is free.), there you can find a better selection and more trustworthy downloads. If you find yourself getting .wma files, use easyWMA to convert them (mac only I believe).

To rip a DVD to anything in OS X I would suggest Handbrake which is free and excellent, and I hear there is a windows version now as well. It supports ripping to ipod, apple TV, and iphone formats. All of which will work fine in OS X.

Any other video you have and need to convert can be handled by Roxio Crunch, which is not free unless your crafty like that.

a mod promoting piracy...wtf?

[Pirate-M.Lifnen]

How is that promoting piracy?

People release music under the creative comons liscence all the time. It's all legally available for download.

[Andromeda]

Originally Posted by Nosympathy

a mod promoting piracy...wtf?

he hasnt actually provided links to free illegal downloads....

hes only telling people how to go about putting material on there iPhone's...

[Nosympathy]

thats still promoting piracy. I get screamed at when i mention and they are a forum site too!

[Andromeda]

Originally Posted by Nosympathy

thats still promoting piracy. I get screamed at when i mention pspiso.com, and they are a forum site too!

But you provided a URL... He didnt he only mentioned that some people tend to download music etc... and only said "Limewire" thats hardly a clue for noobs who hardly know theyre way around the net

[Pirate-M.Lifnen]

No, telling how to use media that you got from using a perfectly legal method of acquiring it is perfectly okay.
Torrents, and torrent clients are perfectly okay, and are fine to discuss.
But links to illegal material, or links to torrents containing illegal material, or asking for help asking for help/providing help with something that is blatantly illegal is not.

Trust me on this one, I know what is okay and what's not in this case.

[breezing]

You can actually get free ringtones directly inside iTunes by just changing around a file extension. All officially purchased ringtones have the .M4R extension, so all you have to do is rename any AAC file to a M4R file to get it to show up in iTunes under Ringtones. Sync to your phone and you’re done.

[Nosympathy]

*sigh*

pspiso isnt a direct link to a download, its a link to a forum site, that provides links to sites that have the files, how is that much different from a torrent?

and we all know limewire and torrents are used 90% of the time illegally...

[Pirate-M.Lifnen]

It's different from a torrent in that one is a link to (only) illegal downloads, the other is a conversation concerning downloading (any) media.

The discussion of torrents is okay because the discussion of downloading is okay... All torrents are, are downloading "tools". It's completly legal.

You need to get in touch with laws concerning these types of things, and your rights/first amendment before trying to argue this.

I am a huge media pirate, I know my "stuff", and you're lucky you caught me on my