Where to Download Free Videos or Music for iPhone 5 and iPod

Free and Legal Places to Videos for iPhone 5 and iPod

Channel Frederator provides tremendous awesome short animations, claimed to be Internet Cartoon Mecca.
PodGuide.tv , a guide to stock handpicked free top-hit videos from a wide range of websites.
Channel 101 and Channel 101.NY, provides many entertaining videos and short films.
The iTunes Music Store's podcast section provides many free videos.
The Chronic..What?..cles of Narnia. Need I say more?
The Internet Archive is well known for providing old movies and videos such as Santa Claus Conquers the Martians. The Archive's 256Kb MPEG4 Downloads are unhappily not iPod-ready as previously thought. The format is correct, but when played back on the iPhone and iPod, there are audio pops . You're probably better to download the MPEG2 videos anyway. The 265Kb files were pretty low-res and it's a snap to re-encode the MPEG2 files for your iPod with iSkysoft Video Converter for Mac.
Channel Frederator is similar to The Cartoon Network that comes without commercials.

You're probably familiar with most of these options, but if you aren't then they're new to you!

Seriously, you should probably stick to LEGAL sources for iPod and iPhone videos.

3hive.com: It offers a lot of free songs supported by iPod in blog-style listing, which provided by record artists and labels in order to encourage customers to purchase full-album. The songs from this site are all in MP3 format with different bit-rate normally in the range between 128kbps and 192kbps.
Epitonic.com: It offers free MP3 digital music with artist-focused, highly professional presentation, coming with detail biographical and short previews of songs across a narrow collection of genres.
Freekidsmusic.com: Working with its brother site Freechildrensmusic.com, offers a great number of free songs in MP3 format for young people.
Garageband.com: Do not mix up with a music creation application coming from Apple with the same name, Garageband.com collects and offers popularity charts of independent music, which features over 125,000 bands.
MP34U.com: It comes with a simple yet professional interface for individual free songs. These songs are selected by site “sources” who only pick and post the music they like and sorted by genre.