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| Downloads:24,101 |
| Version Downloads:1,836 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Demo |
| Date:15 Jul 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $70.00 |
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woldindustries reviewed on 12 Feb 2011
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Michael_Sebrecht reviewed on 09 Feb 2011
Nope... Handbrake is also free and ahead of this.
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Alabemos reviewed on 21 Dec 2010
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The only video conversion still needed for the Mac must convert FROM matroska (including softsubs to hardsub support and multiple sound streams) consistently, and allow quantizer settings (none do, yet... most fail miserably and output looks look terrible as well), and a matroska recoder would be a nice thing to see, as well.
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Jill Pat reviewed on 06 Sep 2009
Results are mediocre to really bad. On top of this it is very very slow to encode. It even bypass multicore support.
This as marked as free but it isn't. You have to register and it cost a whopping $49 !!
To be honest this is a ripoff !! !!
In short : Avoid at all costs. Even when this was given free it would be a bad video converter.
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Promax reviewed on 07 Jun 2009
The interface is a mess but does the job quite nicely.
Converting to gp3 didn't work and H264 movies are not saved in a correct way. There is definitely something wrong with the header.
It has pottentional but needs a major overhaul.
Big-Al reviewed on 12 Apr 2009
Like many others I struggled to view my Sony Handycam's .MPG file format on my intel based iMac. After finding out that Apple offered an add-on to Quicktime player costing $20 or £15 that alows you to view the Sony Handycam's MPEG-2 files, I searched the internet for free or shareware applications.
Prism appears to do the job efficiently. Although it appears to struggle when it comes to converting mutiple files lEding to a stall and force-quit.
Nevertheless, I recommend it to you as useful port of call, sort of to speak.
thinayr reviewed on 07 Apr 2009
I needed to convert a series of fairly-odd .wmv files from a client's HD camcorder that even my trusty ffmpegX couldn't work with.
This little app chewed right through them, and had a very usable interface to boot!
It remains to be seen if this app has what it takes to compete with tools like ffmpegX, but I'm happy to add it to my bag o' tricks.
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Alpananil@msn.com-Eged rated on 03 Jul 2011
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nazeema aslam rated on 16 May 2011