Evom

Abandonware. Evom v1.0.2 is the last version ever. The developer site is gone. The app still runs on M1 Macs. BUT note that the included version of ffmpeg is 32-bit and will fail. Look elsewhere.

Only creates black-blanc movies when the source is mkv therefore useless.

Works nicely on Mountain Lion. Simple, but stable.

Evom is pretty good in what it does - converting to idevices. It has no problems with timestamps and most times the quality is good to very good. Way better then other similar apps as Vidconvert.

We seriously need a fix for Mac OS X Lion. I've sent you some crash reports, but never heard back from you. Can't convert anything without a crash.

Neat converter for simple tasks. Thx for the free tool

Currently broken under Lion

Evom is comparable to VidConverter but general generates much better results for the iPod and Apple TV presets. High quality all the way. Sadly it doesn't support xvid which I need. If it had, it would be a winner.

Not bad but lacks some options. Free it is, so no complaints. ;)

If you are in need for a simple converting this the one to go imo No advanced features though. Results are good to very good.

this is a plain and simple way to convert mov. files into what so ever. i really do not know why people disagree on this app. its a FREE plain and simple app that shows beginners how to convert movies file into other mainly basic files that other programs are mostly recognize as.

I just spent HOURS trying to get a Windows .avi file of a screen recording to work correctly on my Mac. Perian didn't work, neither Quicktime would work - the audio simply wouldn't play. After trying LOTS of conversion programs and even pro software (Premiere, Final Cut) I was about to give up. I'd almost had it working with Tune4Mac, but it turned the whole thing orange! I found mention of this on a website, and in 2 minutes had beautiful working .mov files, audio and video working, and perfectly in sync. Thank You!

I would love to switch from Stomp to Evom, but Stomp compressed the video for iPhone and had better dimensions and a smaller size for the video. If Evom can fix this, I'd definitely switch over. I love how simplistic the interface is, I just think it's missing a couple of things!

I found that when I export a HD MP4 video to MOV, the video and audio aren't synced. Also, the sound quality and the video quality not good.

A great app. But the sound quality is not pretty good if I export a video to iPod-compatible format.

It's worked for me before, but this last batch I ran through never turned up anywhere. It completed the conversions, but the resulting files were nowhere to be found... Weird and a waste of time.

Good app. REALLY nice interface and works really well. The only thing I can complain about is that when the movie > mp3 files are imported into itunes, they don't take the name of files but they get given a random name. It would be good if this was changed.

The app is very easy to use, but i've tried to convert a wmv to mp4 and while the sound was ok, the video was jumping a lot. I've converted the video with Handbrake and the result was just what i wanted. I haven't tried to convert other files, so i guess it works great for other file formats. I guess with some under the hood improvements it would really become a nice alternative to the old visual hub. it's still beta, so i guess there's plenty potential left.

i love this app, i always use it for downloading youtube videos (by downloading the flv. file and convert it to this program)

According to MacUpdate and the update module that's built into the app: Version 0.99b: Added automatic crash reporting framework. Added in-app feedback window (can be accessed through the Help menu). Other internal fixes. These were the supposed improvements for 0.99a. Why are they being repeated for 0.99b? The developer's own website doesn't even bother to list the changes in the version released on Feb 10. Why the obfuscation?