What do you do with your video? Do you take scads and scads of video at every family gathering, every birthday party, every preschool graduation…only to never watch it again?

::raises hand::

That’s exactly how I operate my video camera. Sad, but true. It’s just the once you take a movie, well, there’s not much else to do with it, right? Watch it on TV, bore your friends, the end.

With the new Movavi video converter, you can do more with your video. How about watching those family videos on your iPod? It’s possible with this tool, which acts as not only a DVD ripper but an iPOD video converter and much more. You can change the format of your video, capture video from a webcam, perform a video merge (very helpful for splicing together certain events). Put your video on your iPod, or even your Zune (MP3, WAV, WMA are the audio file formats supported). Or how about extracting audio from movies? Separate audio from video, do a little noise reduction or editing, and merge it all back together for a cleaner overall sound. Pull images from your video to be used as stills and save them to a gallery.

A personal license will cost you less than $30, and you can do a ton of things with your video!

This is a sponsored review.