The3th program I found with the 'other people suggest' link. btw a nice feature of Macupdate !
- Very nice and easy to use interface. Best of the three I tested.
- Enormous amount of options to dig in. No documentation though and only some help tags.
- PSP presets actually works for my PSP3000. Great!
- Default settings gave good to very good quality.
- 2 pass encoding works like it should.
- Very good preview feature. Not seen in other converters. It actually shows the end result.
The only issue I got with ivideo converter : it has no stitching option.
For me this is clearly the best of the three I tested. The interface is really fantastic. The results are very good.
If you need a free converter you certainly need Handbrake. But if you want just that bit more ivideo converter for 7eur is a steal!
After trying videovangelist I found this with the 'other people suggest' link.
- Interface is out dated.
- Good amount of settings to dig into.
- Quality is from average to very good
- PSP preset only plays well with H264. The default MPEG4 settings doesnt work with PSP3000
- 2pass encoding works like it should.
- Couldnt select aspect ratio.
- Not a real preview. Only a frame-shot of the source. This should be at least a shot of the destination result.
A two star rating isn't much so I do not expect much either.
Downloaded it anyway because I like the screenshot interface.
Things I noticed:
- The screenshot is not how the program is looking. In fact it is plain different and not very good.
- Dragging has a strange behavior. After you dragged a file it sweeps back to the folder.
- PSP converted files do not play on my PSP3000.
- Even on good to best quality mode it still produce mediocre movie quality. Why can I not choose a bitrate my self?
- Only 16/9 and 4/3 aspect ratios.
- 2 pass encoding doesnt work correct. In fact it gives the same result as 1 pass.
- Stitching 2 files didnt work either. Got a applescript error.
Possible there are other issues to be solved also.
At version 2.x this is not convincing for me.
+8
iTubeGrabber
Applejack78 reviewed on 26 Nov 2009
Could download every video from YouTube I wanted and the auto converting is a very nice addition.
Still free and hoping it will stay free. ;-)
+1
FacebookSearch
AppleJack78 reviewed on 29 Aug 2009
- It actually works
Nothing more to say except do a make over of the interface. :)
+10
iVideo Converter
AppleJack78 reviewed on 29 Aug 2009
- Very nice and easy to use interface. Best of the three I tested.
- Enormous amount of options to dig in. No documentation though and only some help tags.
- PSP presets actually works for my PSP3000. Great!
- Default settings gave good to very good quality.
- 2 pass encoding works like it should.
- Very good preview feature. Not seen in other converters. It actually shows the end result.
The only issue I got with ivideo converter : it has no stitching option.
For me this is clearly the best of the three I tested. The interface is really fantastic. The results are very good.
If you need a free converter you certainly need Handbrake. But if you want just that bit more ivideo converter for 7eur is a steal!
+2
HandBrake
AppleJack78 reviewed on 29 Aug 2009
- Interface is out dated.
- Good amount of settings to dig into.
- Quality is from average to very good
- PSP preset only plays well with H264. The default MPEG4 settings doesnt work with PSP3000
- 2pass encoding works like it should.
- Couldnt select aspect ratio.
- Not a real preview. Only a frame-shot of the source. This should be at least a shot of the destination result.
In the end it actually works very well. Good tool
+4
xGestures
+3
VideoVangelist
AppleJack78 reviewed on 29 Aug 2009
Downloaded it anyway because I like the screenshot interface.
Things I noticed:
- The screenshot is not how the program is looking. In fact it is plain different and not very good.
- Dragging has a strange behavior. After you dragged a file it sweeps back to the folder.
- PSP converted files do not play on my PSP3000.
- Even on good to best quality mode it still produce mediocre movie quality. Why can I not choose a bitrate my self?
- Only 16/9 and 4/3 aspect ratios.
- 2 pass encoding doesnt work correct. In fact it gives the same result as 1 pass.
- Stitching 2 files didnt work either. Got a applescript error.
Possible there are other issues to be solved also.
At version 2.x this is not convincing for me.
-6
32- or 64-bit Kernel Startup Mode Selector
AppleJack78 reviewed on 27 Aug 2009
Press the 3 and 2 keys simultaneous while booting -> 32bit
Press the 6 and 4 keys simultaneous while booting -> 64bit
-5
+24
BTW tried on both iMac 2.96 Ghz Duo Core and Macbook Pro 2.8Ghz
It still s*cks
-3
+24
lol
+6
Transmission
AppleJack78 reviewed on 27 Aug 2009
This is by far the best for osx imo.
Clean, simple and it works without a problem.
Must have tool for torrent freaks.