General Discussion - Easily convert videos for you portable devices bill198203 - Sat Aug 29, 2009 6:08 pm Post subject: Easily convert videos for you portable devices
Easily convert videos for you portable devices like iPod, iPhone, PSP, Zune, etc.
Recommend you an almighty video converter – easily convert videos for you portable devices like iPod, iPhone, PSP, Zune, etc.
As a movie fans, I have tried many, many, different video converters before, and have never been completely glad like this time. Because this time Google brings me a surprise, it sends me a most wonderful video converter I’ve ever seen. This lovely gadget is called Pavtube Video Converter, which has performed beautifully for all things I've needed it to do. Its functions are so intuitive that I have not referred to the help menu once. It absolutely brings me great convenience, therefore I’d like to share its simple operation steps with all of you, and hope it can give helps to those people who are in needs.
1. Download it from http://www.pavtube.com/video_converter/, and then install and run it.
As soon as you have launched it, the following interface will show up.
2. Import video files, set output format and destination folder
Click button “Add” to load the video files you want to convert from your PC. Then, you will see such an interface as below, you can click the drop-down list of “Format” to select the output format and press the output folder to decide where to place the resulted files. Moreover, if you want to combine multiple files into a single file, you can tick “Merge into one file”.
3. Set advanced settings
Suppose you are good at adjusting audio and video parameters, then you can press “Settings” to do this. You can reset all the items on the following window, like codec, bit rate, frame rate and so on.
4. Convert
After all the necessary settings are ready, you can click button “Convert” to start the conversion. Pavtube Video Converter can give you an estimated size of the final generated file, so that you can know if you have enough space to save the output files. Moreover, you will see it also shows you clearly how much time it has spent or how much time it will possibly cost to convert the rest part. The converting window is as below.
As soon as the conversion is completed, you can click “Open” to find out your generated files easily. And then put them to you iPod, iPhone, Zune, PSP, or any other portable devices for playback, or add to video editors for editing, or inset to PPT for presentation, etc. In brief, you can do whatever you want with the output videos as you like.
PS: Some more features I have found in the use of Pavtube Video Converter.
1.Audio and video match very well.
2.It supports to input various video/audio formats, even image formats.
3.Fast conversion speed with excellent quality.
4.Allow you add different sorts of watermarks, including text, images, GIF animations, videos.
5.Merge multiple files into one file.
6.Take place of the original audio with your specified audio.
7.It provides lots of special effects, like simple gauss blur, aged film, invert, flip color, gray and simple laplacian sharpen. perfectam - Sat Aug 29, 2009 10:39 pm Post subject:
Aiseesoft DVD Ripper help you to rip your home-made DVDs, DVD Movies to all popular video formats, and works pergectly with all portable media players.
2. Work perfectly with PSP, iPod Classic, iPod Touch, iPod Nano, iPhone (3G), iPhone, Zune, Zune 2, Blackberry, Nokia, Creative Zen, Sony Walkman, iRiver PMP, Archos, PS3, Apple TV, Xbox, iPAQ, Pocket PC, Mobile Phone
3. Provide the fastest conversion speed (>300%), completely support dual core CPU harvey438 - Mon Aug 31, 2009 7:27 pm Post subject:
In principle, all the video converters in the market have their own built-in codec, while sometimes users do not want to use these native codec, but rather use a codec purchased from third party or developed by themselves. For users have this kind of needs, my article will take VFW codec for instance, and aims to introduce you how to transfer your video files with VFW codec via Pavtube Video Converter.(Meanwhile, DivX codec will be mentioned in a certain part of this article, if it is what you are looking for, just do not miss it.)
First of all, we’d better have a brief understanding of VFW. VFW is short for Video for Windows, which is an early Windows video codec format first introduced in November 1992, and has been in use ever since. It is installed on Windows system, and usually used in AVI format, and can be seen by all application programs, so that it allows software developers working on the Windows platform to add the ability to play or manipulate videos to their own applications.
Well, now, let’s move on with the process of converting video files with VFW codec through Pavtube Video Converter.
Once you have launched this program, add your video files to it, and then select “Common video” in the drop-down list of “Format”, after that opt for an AVI format, please pay attention, only AVI format here allows you using VFW codec to encode your files.
Afterwards, click “Settings”, the following interface will pop up. Check a VFW codec for your files, here I choose IR45 for example.
As soon as you have chosen a VFW codec, you will find that some parameters like bit rate, frame rite showed on the following window are disabled, at this time you can click “Config” to set your encoder settings.
After clicking “Config”, you will see the interface below, and set the parameters on it according to your own requirements. If you are insightful enough, you may have found this VFW codec does not support changing bit rate or frame rate, so let it go, and just do what you are permitted.
Okay, that’s all about setting video parameters; next, I’ll talk about how to amend video images if they are reversed during the course of encoding. This issue often occurs when the output image pixels of Pavtube Video Converter are inconsistent with the ones that the encoder requires. Take it easy, we can use image reversal function to fix it: flip the videos from left to right or up to down, until they are coincident.
By the way, for more and more people wanna use DivX codec to encode HD videos, here I’d like mention something about it. Actually, the steps of using DivX codec to encode videos via Pavtube are as simple as that of VFW. In the first place, you should have a DivX codec installed on your PC, if not, please download from this link: http://www.divx.com/en/downloads/divx/win. In addition, one more point must be emphasized that the same with VFW codec, to enable DivX codec available, you have to set the output format as AVI, otherwise, you can not find out the DivX codec. In the identical access as VFW, by pressing button “Settings”, you are able to go into “Profile” panel, and get hold of DivX codec.
Also, when it comes to video parameter setting, bit rate and frame rate can not be adjust in the following window, so you have to go to “Config” to reset them.
Enter “Config”, this interface will appear, you can change rate control mode and bite rate here, or press tags like “Codec”, “Video” to set other parameters inside them.
All right, you see, as long as you have made a correct choice of an appropriate video converter, change video codec from one to another while video transferring is like taking candy from a baby. Hooray! My post is ending up now, seems lots of words and pictures; hope they do no dazzle your eyes and can be absolutely helpful, do not waste my mental efforts as well. janej363 - Thu Sep 03, 2009 6:05 pm Post subject:
thanks for your sharing.
In fact, I am now using the Video Converter program for several weeks.
I prefer the program as its after-sale service is good. Last week, I encountered a problem and sent it to them, they replied and solved my problem on time.
