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fionafiona
Joined: 26 Jul 2010
Posts: 11
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Microsoft only released a 64 GB version of Zune HD on April 9, 2010, 7 month after the debut of Zune HD. And a year has passed since the realease of Zune HD 64 GB version. While iPad 2, iPhone 4, iTouch 4 still take up the most share of the market, is Mircosoft going to give up on Zune HD and placing all its hope on Windows Phone 7?
Touch screen, web browser, high definition video output, wi-fi, brilliant OLED display, HD Raido tuner, long battery life, movie rentals, subscription music integration, all these can not save Zune HD. Are you still mad at that you can't use the Zune with a Mac, its video format support is limited, or that you need a dock accessort for HD video output? Are you still hoping that Windows will make great break through on portable media player? Do you want to know the simplest way to convert video or audio files into Zune format? Do you want to enjoy DVD movies through your Zune HD?
Step 1: Download iCoolsoft Zune Video Converter, set up and launch the software.
Step 2: Click button on the tool bar to add the FLV video you want to convert. You can preview the video in the preview pane. If you like some scene of the video and want to save it, you can click button to take snapshot of it.
Step 3: Click button , , or then you can adjust the Brightness, Contrast and Saturation; trim any time length of clips; or crop the display area as you like easily.
Tip: In the edit window, click "Watermark" button then you can add text or picture watermark for the target video.
Step 4: Set the output parameters by clicking button "Settings".
Step 5: Choose WMV format from "Profile" combo-box, and set export folder by clicking "Browse" button.
Step 6: Click button to convert videos. It will show you the progress of the converting. You can also check "Shut down computer when conversion completed" or "Open output folder when conversion completed" for your convenience.
More:
iCoolsoft DVD to Zune Converter
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ioslover
Joined: 07 Jun 2011
Posts: 2170
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One thing I love about apple and HATED about blackberry is how uniform the updates are for iPhone while updates for blackberry were all over the place . You really needed to be a whiz to know to upgrade your OS when your carrier didn't even upgrade to it ( luckily I am a whiz) android looks like it suffers from the same problem but even worse as it's not only carrier dependent but also phone dependent . This is the reason I wonder if I will ever switch to an android over an iPhone convert AVI to MP4 mac So, its an "unboxing" with the Twitter app installed? I think someone peaked a little early
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ivy00135
Joined: 06 Nov 2012
Posts: 49808
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