(openPR) - Chicago -- A new web site has iPod owners excited about the wide variety of entertainment available for download after paying a small, one-time membership.
iPod users are able to download an unlimited number of DVD quality movies, TV shows, music videos, and MP3's at www.musicexplosion.biz/ipod-movies/. The site offers over 1 billion different items for download for members of the site.
"You will quickly and easily be able to search, download and watch as many movies as you want for your iPod device," said Tim Foss, founder of the site.
"We make transferring downloaded movies to your iPod device a very easy task. We will show you exactly how and will give you all you need to enjoy your favorite movies on your iPod," explained Foss.
Members have no need to buy extra software, or pay any extra fees beyond a small, one-time membership fee. Members receive instant access to everything on the site.
"You will be able to find whatever you need for your iPod or computer. This includes games, movies, software, wallpapers, and much more. Our services are designed for iPods that support video playback, but in our members area you will find many features well suited for older iPods as well," explained Foss.
It is a very simple process to download movies and other files to a PC and then transfer those files to an iPod, according to Foss.
"Once you download movies to your PC you will be able to watch them there using a regular media player, or you will be able to record them using the necessary CD / DVD burning software which we give you for free. What we also include with any membership is the movie to iPod transfer software. This software will transfer any movie from your computer to your iPod device," said Foss.
The membership fee is only paid once. It is not a subscription, and there are no payments per download. After making the one-time membership payment members get unlimited downloads with no additional charge.
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