iPod - How to convert IVR to AVI/MP4/WMV/FLV/MPEG? kill123 - Thu Mar 29, 2012 11:57 pm Post subject: How to convert IVR to AVI/MP4/WMV/FLV/MPEG?
This IVR Video Converter has friendly interface and can support a variety of formats. All the features and high performance make IVR Video Converter one of the best available on the market. With the help of IVR Converter, you can convert video to ivr format, AVI, MP4, WMV, 3GP, QuickTime, SWF, DVD, MPEG-1, 2, 4, H.263, H.264, MKV, FLV.
1. This converter can save your time with its batch and multithreading conversion way;
2. You can make movie DVDs from IVR video files, and customize the DVD menu or split your movies into chapters and then burn to home DVD player for enjoying;
3. Output IVR videos to various devices: iPod, iPhone, PSP, Zen, PS3, XBox, Archos, DVD/MPEG-4 players and portable media players;
4. Extract your favorite musics and images from IVR;
5. Split and join IVR video files, or delete the unwanted parts;
6. You can apply more than 50 audio and video effects to your movies;
7. and much more...
There is no need to have third party software and you can use this one Converter IVR Video to do the video editing, file converting and DVD creation tasks.
Step 1:Open a web browser window and go to the website to download and install the ivr video converter.
Step 2:Launch the Converter program on your computer.
Step 3:You can look on the toolbar at the top of the main interface where you can select the output file type. Click on the "To AVI" button to set the output file type as AVI.
Step 4:Add the IVR file from your local by clicking "Browse" button on the right top. Multiple files can be added for conversion at the same time.
Step 5:Click on the "Convert Now" button to begin to convert IVR to AVI. A progress bar will fill the area beside the button as the file converts. You can use the down arrow button next to Pause button to control the conversion process.
annelerkey - Fri Mar 30, 2012 6:56 pm Post subject:
When someone asks "what is the best cell phone for me" there ... research the forums and see what people like and don't like, before you purchase. ... and the phone to mature a bit before willy nilly recommended an iPhone.
