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ivideoconverter.net
iVideo Converter
Video: mpeg1, mpeg2, mpeg4, H.264, XviD, Theora, avi, wmv, mov, flv, dv, 3gp, svq, mvk, ffv1 and more. Audio: mp2, mp3, m4a, aac, flac, alac, wav, wma, ac3, ogg and more.
Video: mpeg1, mpeg2, mpeg4, H.264, XviD, Theora, avi, wmv, mov, flv, dv, 3gp, svq, mvk, ffv1 and more. Audio: mp2, mp3, m4a, aac, flac, alac, wav, wma, ac3, ogg and more.
- Other Formats: .avs, .dxa, .flic, .fli, .mlp, .mvi, .nsv, .pva, .nuv, .swf, .mts, .dca, .mpc, .mtv, dca, ...
- Support for multi audio channels videos (Surround, 4.0, 5.0, 5.1, ...)
- Converts several Digital Video Camera formats. (.m2t, .m2ts, .mts, .mod, .tod).
- Extracting audio from video.
- Concatenate Files (AKA Stitching).
- Advanded converting
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
iVideo Converter User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:30,544 |
| Version Downloads:3,235 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Video |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:20 Dec 2009 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $7.00 |
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iVideo Converter
Video: mpeg1, mpeg2, mpeg4, H.264, XviD, Theora, avi, wmv, mov, flv, dv, 3gp, svq, mvk, ffv1 and more. Audio: mp2, mp3, m4a, aac, flac, alac, wav, wma, ac3, ogg and more.
Video: mpeg1, mpeg2, mpeg4, H.264, XviD, Theora, avi, wmv, mov, flv, dv, 3gp, svq, mvk, ffv1 and more. Audio: mp2, mp3, m4a, aac, flac, alac, wav, wma, ac3, ogg and more.
- Other Formats: .avs, .dxa, .flic, .fli, .mlp, .mvi, .nsv, .pva, .nuv, .swf, .mts, .dca, .mpc, .mtv, dca, ...
- Support for multi audio channels videos (Surround, 4.0, 5.0, 5.1, ...)
- Converts several Digital Video Camera formats. (.m2t, .m2ts, .mts, .mod, .tod).
- Extracting audio from video.
- Concatenate Files (AKA Stitching).
- Advanded converting options.
- Presets for iPod, iPhone, XBox 360, PSP, PS3, Apple TV.
- Preview feature.
- Multi threading processing.
- Drag and drop support.
- Convert multiple formats and convert to a single format.
- Uses FFMPEG for en/decoding. High quality guaranteed.
- Localization : English, French, Dutch, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Czech, Romanian and Greek.
- Compatible with Mac OS X 10.5.x and OS X 10.6
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Macaccro reviewed on 22 Jun 2010
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Ok, P.P. is sucking more money (having personal experience too), but there
are other systems, like MoneyBookers, which is far better then P.P.
Btw,I really hope the developer wil be back.
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Shmk reviewed on 11 Jan 2010
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I try to support lots of indie developers, but I feel like 2009 was a particularly BAD year for getting burned by devs shutting down shortly after taking my money.
VERY disappointed.
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If required find an alternative payment processor, there are many, and if necessary increase the price slightly to compensate for the increased costs.
Also, for those people who have just purchased the software you have at the very least a moral responsibility to continue offering those users support for a reasonable period of time.
All in all I think the developer has used this excuse primarily to stop development, they have even disabled the home page which is shocking, leaving people in the dark without so much as a message on there stating what is happening. You can still access the other pages on the site by manually typing the address in, such as features, contact etc.. but most people will not realise this or know how to do it.
Very disappointed with the developer!!!!
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For what its worth their contacts page is: http://www.ivideoconverter.net/contacts.html
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Can I convert eyeTV files??
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2- Preferences: “Keep Original” As Resolution Default; what's that for? Aspect ratio? If so, isn't working. I think that Aspect Ration MUST BE always as the original. Almost EVERY converted movie are stretched wrong!
Anyway... A great piece of sotfware! ;-)
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is it possible to use CABAC ? Where do we change to High profile (H264)?
Thank you for this great tool.
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In advanced>option video>Coder Type:
set Arithmetic Coder
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How can i convert in Apple HE AAC ?
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By default this is only 128kbits. If you set this to 256kbits or higher the quality is perfect.
For now you have to do this manually.
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I do this all the time when converting to my iPhone.
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But hey where is the great X264 (if h264 means x264 when i choose mp4 export, it's really important to inform the user)?
But hey where is the fabulous core HE AAC (now completely supported by snow) ?
Thank you
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A cat is an animal.
But, hey, an animal isn't a cat !
Animal is just a standard like H264.
x264 is H264 but h264 isn't x264 !
I'm talking about x264 specific Codec, not the h264 standard.
Terminology is specific on almost all mac software, when we can read H264, it means Apple H264, not x264.
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iVC uses FFMPEG
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iVC uses X264 :-)
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Thank you very much
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All the codecs and standards have multiple names, in some cases of exactly the same thing, but to rule out easy comprehension, sometimes not.
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Is there a comparable setting in iVideo Converter that allows me to drop in a video file and convert it to a .ISO file for easy burning to DVD?
If not, why not? And what other video converter (besides VisualHub) offers .ISO creation?
Thank you for your help! MacUpdate RULES.
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Downloaded version 2 August 19 from MacUpdate and developer's site
www.ivideoconverter.net - it shows version as 1.4.0, not 2.0
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