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<p>The iPod Touch offers HD video conferencing, a web browser, digital camera and Bluetooth connectivity. IPod Touch users can also install third-party applications from the iTunes "App Store". You can synchronize home videos on your computer to your iPod Touch through the iTunes media player. Films must be in MOV, MP4 or M4V file format can be played in iTunes or iPod Touch. <br /> <p><br /> <p>1. Open the iTunes media player. Click "File" and select "Add to Library". Browse and select the home movie file you want to sync with the iPod Touch. Click "OK". ITunes imports the video file in the library. Continue to import files to the library if you have additional videos to be synchronized. <br /> <p><br /> <p>2. Click the "Movies" tab in the left pane of iTunes. Make sure the video files you just imported will appear in this section. <br /> <p><br /> <p>3. Connect the USB cable to the dock bottom of the iPod Touch. Connect the other end of the cable to an available USB port on your computer. Wait a few minutes while iTunes recognizes your iPod Touch device. <br /> <p><br /> <p>4. Click the icon for the iPod in the left pane of the program. Click the "Movies" tab at the top of the main iTunes window. Check the box next to "Sync Movies". Select "All" from the drop-down window. Click "Apply." ITunes video-upload the files to your iPod Touch. <br />

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