Who doesn't want to watch "Desperate Housewives" or "Lost" in their iPods (especially during long road trips)? You've already Lostified your videos so that iTunes shows them up organized (because you're obsessive compulsive like that). Now, it's all just a matter of getting them into your iPod. Well, "squint" no further, because Techspansion has updated their video converter app to iSquint v1.5 to help you in that area.

It converts almost any popular video file (.mov, .mp4, .avi, .dv, .mpg, .vob, .3gp, .asf, .wmv, .flv, .m4v, among others) into MPEG-4 faster than Quicktime Pro. If you're converting an XviD file, you won't even need codecs or what not. All you need to do is drag your files onto the application and click "Start". Before you can say "wham bam, thank you, ma'am" your files are ready for transferring. Of course, the size of the video will affect the conversion time, but still, it will convert nonetheless.

Here's what's new in v1.5:

• New 640x480 H.264 Low Complexity Support!
• Crazy confusing name!
• Higher quality than QuickTime/iTunes. Faster too.
• Select "Optimize for TV" and "H.264 Encoding" for this new feature.
• Flash 8 video can now be converted!
• iPod videos are now created in such a way that tagging in iTunes is much much faster.
• Files in folders with two-byte characters now convert correctly.
• "Multiple of 2" error gone.
• Log files are now archived at ~/Library/Logs/Techspansion/
• Rare stability problem on 10.4.8 Intel worked around.
• New Icon by Nelson Darkwah Oppong

Download: [iSquint v1.5]