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MPEG Streamclip converts QuickTime movies, MPEG-1/2/4 files and transport streams into several formats; for MPEG-2 playback and export, the QuickTime MPEG-2 Playback Component is required.
MPEG Streamclip can play and convert selectable parts of QuickTime movies, MPEG files and transport streams with MPEG/AC3/PCM audio into DV streams or QuickTime, AVI, MPEG-4 movies using any video codec, with optional 2D-FIR professional scaling, motion-adaptive deinterlacing, and other pro options; all in YUV, with audio in perfect sync. It also performs fast conversions to muxed MPEG files and demuxed M2V, AIFF, M1A, AC3 files, for direct burning with DVD Studio Pro and Toast 6, 7, 8.
Version 1.9.1:
- improved compatibility with Mac OS X Leopard
- faster player resizing
- support for FLV files without sound
- improved AVI importer and progressive download of AVI/DivX
- improved Open URL command
- fixed compatibility with YouTube, Google Video, Yahoo! Video
- added compatibility with Stage6 and Dailymotion
- many bugs and known issues have been fixed
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| MPEG Streamclip User Reviews (98 posts) | Write A Review | |
 | Jun 24 2008 |
TXFLICKER Finally! Someone who can help me convert those silly .TOD files to something I can use. Thank you for your product! (Version 1.9.1) |
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 | Apr 20 2008 |
JADCO The documentation for MPEG Streamclip describes the program as a video converter, exporter, player, editor and downloader. It does all of those things well, one at a time or in batches, and for some reason, it’s free. The best way I can describe it is that it does for video much of what Graphic Converter does for still images. A major thank you to the developers. (Version 1.9.1) |
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 | Feb 25 2008 |
MICHIGANMOTHER I must be doing something wrong, after reading all the great comments here, but the resolution I am getting when I convert a MPEG1 file from my Sony Cybershot camera to either DV or MPEG4 format is terrible! Video looks fine in Quicktime or in Streamclip viewer before conversion, but I can see individual pixels in converted version in both Quicktime and iMovie. Original file is 640x480, I am using Mac version of Streamclip 1.9.1, and am clipping a 7 minute portion of original video from the file to convert so I can import into iMovie. Using all the preset defaults. Anyone have any ideas? (Version 1.9.1) |
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| Feb 20 2008 |
MEHMET N. YAGCI This program already rocks. Easily the best available. It can be even better if it displayed the audio track as a waveform. This is critical for editing for example interviews. The user does need to see where the sound level is high/low, where there are gaps and so on. I'd be happy to pay something like 49 bucks for a version that shows the audio waveform. (Version 1.9.1) |
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