It also has sharpen filter for ffmpeg absent in Handbrake. This software does really well on both accounts.
#Video format converter reviews 1080p#
Handbrake does a very good job but is bad at resizing, say from 1080p to 720p. I learned to use this after experimenting with several short video files.Īvidemux does an excellent job of resizing and sharpening with xvid-mpeg4 but is really bad at audio sync and handling X256 codec.
I would have given it a 10 except for the fact that the user interface is not intuitive and neither is the on line help really helpful. Over a period of tile I have migrated from Avidemux to Handbrake to the current version. I've yet to try out its other features and tools (I'm still using other rippers and burners), but for a video converter and DVD file creator this is the best I've found so far! Overall it's pretty intuitive to use, but the instructions could be better, as some things require a bit of trial and error otherwise (for example, I had to do several burns to realize that the 16:9 option when converting to DVD/mpeg2 actually cuts off quite a lot from each side of the image, whereas the 4:3 ratio resulted in the desired full-width image. It's also very handy for reducing the resolution of "oversize" avi's down to a size that's playable on a TV. Plus there are none of the sound syncing problems that seemed to creep in sometimes with DVD Flick. And converting to actual DVD (mpeg2video), which can help increase the quality compared to avi, is pretty quick too.
#Video format converter reviews full#
flv and mp4) format files, but those programmes took so long (around 12 hours to create a full DVD) that I eventually realized that something that could simply convert the files to avi might be a lot quicker! Video to Video Converter is indeed a LOT quicker, with the conversions generally taking less than the actual play time of the file, so it's cut the time it took me to create playable DVDs down by a factor of five or six. Before discovering this great product I'd been using DVD Flick and then AVStoDVD to create DVDs for any non-avi (e.g.
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