Hey!Watch: online video-conversion

Posted on | December 30, 2006 | No Comments

I got an invite to Hey!Watch’s private beta today, and after trying it out I agree that it’s a very useful tool for collecting online-video. after installing the firefox-extension (works with Flock as well) or the provided bookmarklet, it’s just a single click to bring online video to your mobile player. Hey!watch seems to work with most video-sharing sites, I successfully tested it with content from YouTube, Google Video and Metacafe. video-clips can be converted into mpeg4, mpeg2, flash, divx, mov and dvd, with optimized presets for various devices (iPod, PSP, Wii, PocketPC and many more). what’s really great about Hey!Watch: the application exposes an RSS-feed containing all encoded clips – subscribe to this feed in iTunes, and you’ll have all your video synched to your iPod video-player. currently in private beta , Hey!Watch is obviously processing requests for invitation pretty fast.

 

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