Is a video converter that necessary?

Mar 2

17:45

2007

Mircea Ionescu

Let's say you have some movies. And one day you try to watch them on your iPod, and surprise, you can't!

Are you really looking forward for a versatile video converter than you must take a look at the Xilisoft Video Converter which has excellent feature a user today wants. Quite often users waste there time running through various other products or utilities which they can use to make some great quality video from DVDs, VCDs, Divx etc., and store them either on the computer or burn them on DVDs or CDROMs.

I was searching on the internet for such conversion utilities and most of them were failing to create some exceptional quality videos compatible with mobile phones, iPods, PSPs, DVD players etc, until I found Xilisoft Video Converter. Frankly speaking I was very much satisfied with the way this video conversion tool converted some of my favorite DVDs moments into high quality supported video formats. The software also supports multi-language support like English, Chinese and Japanese etc.

It didn’t take long before the first movie clip was converted with absolute fantastic video quality. I played a little more with the software and found out that it would also convert a lot of other available formats to mobile formats like the MOV, AVI, MPEG, WMV, MPEG4, Xvid, Divx, RM, 3GP, 3G2 etc. Well if you would like to revert back the conversion, you can still use the same utility to convert to any of the available formats like the AVI, MPEG, DIVx etc and can also convert the audio only formats like the WAV, MP3, M4A, AAC etc and can automatically identify any existing audio formats too.

This is something which almost any video conversion utility will have as a prerequisite with the growing demand for more sophisticated conversion tools. Yet there are lots of difference one will find in this tool which works in a lot better way. There are more features added in this version of the software as compared to the previous version for an exceptional video conversion experience.

* The new version 3.1 has more enhanced features which allow users to pick the encoding and decoding of the video file along with APE and CUE decoding facilities.

* A direct audio CD ripping feature is been added which can be opened using a user friendly wizard which was missing from the older version.

* There is a new zoom function which allows the user to playback movie in a zoomed way and a split function allows different kinds of movie formats to be added together to get a single output file.

* You can also find a lot better batch conversion feature which works absolutely brilliant.

* There is another good feature of multi-threading which allows you to convert more than one file at a time depending upon your CPU speed.

* Another good feature is a pause, stop and continue feature which works without any computer hangs which quite often is a major user complains about.

* If you want to pick only certain part of the movie then you can preview and split that part from the rest of the movie. All you will be required to do is to specify the start point and the time for which you would like to capture the movie followed by its conversion into a mobile format.

Finally the last piece of advice for everyone would be to test this product as soon as possible as it could very well be sitting into your cool tools collection.

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