From doubletwist.com
It even converts AVI's so that they play on the Droid!
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The software is bogus. Do not install. File set off my Symantec Endpoint Protection and locked up my machine during download.
It's not bogus... it's been getting a lot of write ups lately. I installed it but didn't like it. But certainly not "bogus."
doubleTwist is a widely-used, legitimate piece of software. I'm not sure why it would set off Symantec, but it's hardly a skeezy fly-by-night. This is the new company that Jon Johansen (a.k.a., 'DVD Jon,' the guy who cracked DVD CSS encryption) started up. They've been written up quite often, profiled as a company by Wired and various newspapers, etc.
Their overall aim is apparently to create an iTunes-like interface for everything that isn't an iPod; they sync to Android, Palm Pre, a number of random music-phones, various media-players, and even present the Amazon MP3 store in an iTunes Store style interface, integrated into the client.
Now, I don't actually care for doubleTwist that much; I think the software still needs a lot of work. But they're still hands-down the easiest way to do fairly trouble-free synching onto a Palm or Android device, and they're definitely legitimate. And they're available on both Windows and Mac OS X.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Lech_Johansen
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DoubleTwist
The plain fact that it set off Symantec is good enough for me. Hope other people have better luck.
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