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VisualHub bridges the gap between numerous complicated video formatting standards, and people that just want to get the job done - just what you would expect from the Mac.
If you're looking for something a little more flexible, VisualHub's up for that challenge too. An extensive Advanced panel lets you change all pre-set aspects of encoding...and then some.
Based on the popular, award-winning "iSquint" conversion software for iPods. If you've used iSquint, you already know how to use VisualHub. If you've never used iSquint, you won't have a lot of catching up to
If you're looking for something a little more flexible, VisualHub's up for that challenge too. An extensive Advanced panel lets you change all pre-set aspects of encoding...and then some.
Based on the popular, award-winning "iSquint" conversion software for iPods. If you've used iSquint, you already know how to use VisualHub. If you've never used iSquint, you won't have a lot of catching up to
What's New
Version 1.34.1:
- These one-step updaters will fix a show-stopper registration bug preventing proper operation in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. They do not add new features, and are available as-is for those still using VisualHub and AudialHub.
- Also, click here to learn more about an unofficial experimental speed boost for VisualHub!
Version 1.34.1:
- These one-step updaters will fix a show-stopper registration bug preventing proper operation in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. They do not add new features, and are available as-is for those still using VisualHub and AudialHub.
- Also, click here to learn more about an unofficial experimental speed boost for more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later.
VisualHub User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:290,902 |
| Version Downloads:65,939 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Updater |
| Date:24 Aug 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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VisualHub bridges the gap between numerous complicated video formatting standards, and people that just want to get the job done - just what you would expect from the Mac.
If you're looking for something a little more flexible, VisualHub's up for that challenge too. An extensive Advanced panel lets you change all pre-set aspects of encoding...and then some.
Based on the popular, award-winning "iSquint" conversion software for iPods. If you've used iSquint, you already know how to use VisualHub. If you've never used iSquint, you won't have a lot of catching up to do anyway.
Features:
If you're looking for something a little more flexible, VisualHub's up for that challenge too. An extensive Advanced panel lets you change all pre-set aspects of encoding...and then some.
Based on the popular, award-winning "iSquint" conversion software for iPods. If you've used iSquint, you already know how to use VisualHub. If you've never used iSquint, you won't have a lot of catching up to do anyway.
Features:
- Fast conversion from nearly every video format to iPod, PSP, TiVo, DV, DVD, AVI, MP4, WMV, MPEG and Flash.
- Convert any file in three steps. Click, drag, click.
- Fit up to 18 hours of video on one DVD. Play it in any standalone DVD player.
- Xgrid support. Use the power of every Mac on your network for batch encoding.
- QuickTime Pro or special plugins not required.
- DivX/XviD AVIs, all forms of MPEG video, and many other formats QuickTime struggles with are supported.
- Batch Processing of multiple files. Save in-place, or to a different folder.
- Very comprehensive Advanced panel to modify every aspect of encoding.
- Dynamic Preview - See results before beginning a long encode.
- Stitch multiple files together to combine videos.
- Highly detailed, informative Users Guide.
- Universal Binary for PowerPC and Intel Macs.
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Afcgbbob reviewed on 01 Nov 2011
VH is the perfect program for the newbie as well as the seasoned user. You really do not need to read the manual unless you plan to play with the video section. I have used it for years now and not one video converter comes near what VH can do. Just setting it up is child's play. If you are careful not to overload it (4.5 gigs) it comes out perfect depending on the quality of the source files. I can put 24 episodes of an 1 hour TV show on two disks. There are no other programs that can do that. All I ask is Please look into your heart and think about making VH Freeware once and for all your loyal MacUsers. If I could go higher on the rating system you would get a !0 and I have never said for a program except for yours. End of Line...
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Unfortunately though, I still can't register my copy under Lion. I copied and pasted, I typed by hand and still get the message that my registration info is incorrect (which it definitely is not).
Bummer.
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Doc-Renaud reviewed on 24 Aug 2011
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Yazarim reviewed on 24 Aug 2011
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LizBo reviewed on 11 Jul 2011
The developer may have discontinued this software but he was nice enough to fix it for Mac OS X 10.7
Lion fix - http://www.techspansion.com/vhlion.html
A huge thank you goes to Techspansion's developers!
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kerryzeng reviewed on 21 Dec 2010
http://www.leawo.com/free-mac-video-converter/
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Poikkeus reviewed on 20 Dec 2010
Since then, VideoMonkey - based on the same software - has moved the application forward considerably.
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Derision reviewed on 01 Dec 2010
I dread the day that some OS update finally breaks the thing, and have seriously put thought into keeping an old G4 running Tiger just for the purpose of converting videos with this application.
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Mudflapper reviewed on 24 Apr 2010
if that's not a testament to the quality of the app, I don't know what is. That and the fact that VisualHub has NEVER crashed on me. Not once. And that's with nearly daily use.
Come back VisualHub. :(
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Once in a while it would glitch, but more often it would straighten out files about which QuickTime would complain: "This is not a movie file." Well, sorry, Mr. QuickTime Program Analysis Facilitator, but nine times out of ten, VisualHub would come through beautifully with nary a hitch (except that it would take a little longer to convert those videos than it would the uncorrupted ones).
In conclusion, it's the best $25 I ever spent on an application.
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Unfortunately though, I still can't register my copy under Lion. I copied and pasted, I typed by hand and still get the message that my registration info is incorrect (which it definitely is not).
Bummer.
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I tested to see if the disk was becoming too full or if i had too many other apps running, hogging memory, etc, but nothing helps.
Even converting and stitching the SAME files more than once can be successful one time and not the next.
Anybody seeing this and/or know why it might happen?
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I select the files to burn to DVD, select "Author as DVD" and "Burn to DVD". Files being worked on are saved at the "same destination as original file." When VisualHub is finished, the DVD works great and the temporary file that was being converted on the hard drive is no longer there. Problem is, the available space on my hard drive is still showing that file as there. I've tried everything to find the temporary file and trash it, to no avail. Every time I use Visualhub my hard drive is getting fuller and fuller, by the exact size of the files I convert. What am I doing wrong? Any help would be appreciated.
Other than that, I love Visualhub. It can't be beat for what it does. I add it to my essential video tools list, right next to "Perian" and "Flip4Mac".
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i thought when i convert it to AVI it will play the movie in any DIVX player!!!!!!!!
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Try FfmpegX, I know it can export specifically to DiVX.
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I have NEVER had a problem with converting AVI this way. I have two different Divx players, a Philips and a Pioneer, and they both play every avi I have ever converted this way. I have converted AVI's that wouldn't play on them, using VisualHub as above, and then they played just fine.
The ffmpeg libraries should be installed automatically with VisualHub. If it is your first time install or the libraries have been updated, VisualHub will have a window to download and install those libraries when you install it.
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There is really nothing to compare to VH, it is the best there is from my experience.
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Mine is about 50 bucks and plays everything, even H264+AAC compressed mp4.
DIVX codec is less and less used so your player will actually play only 50% of available AVIs on the internet, trash your reader, it's vintage now (or update it if you can, some divx readers like Kiss readers can easily be updated using USB or Ethernet, the best choose, it prevents you from changing your divx player every year !).
BTW D-Vision (an excellent freeware available on macupdate) allows you to choose between divx3/4, xvid and H264.
Hope you good all your answers.
Good luck ;-)
I have tried to perform this update several times now during a few days, all with the same error message. What to do?
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•Cannot stop a double pass progress
•.avi section no let set personal Divx export and no XviD !!
• Cannot set a Constant Quality
• Color could be more respect
• Some Avanced Options confuse by not working with all codecs
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Thanks
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kjconrad rated on 12 Dec 2011
Jamiepeloquin rated on 25 Aug 2011
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LizBo rated on 24 Aug 2011