DownloadFRONTEND for mencoder for Windows and Linux. Convert rmvb,avi,mp4,wmv, ogv, mkv, mov, mpg, vob,ogv, ogg, ogm etc To avi (divx5), xvid, dvd iso, h264 in a simple way. Required java runtime 6 and over. (On Linux is required mencoder, dvdauthor and mkisofs)
Features
- Convert rmvb,mp4,avi,mpg,wmv,ogv, ogg, ogm, mkv, vob to avi(divx5),xvid, dvd iso image,h264
- Convert any to DVD ISO Image. Create 5 min chapters automatically.
- Volume Normalize as an user option.
- Manipulate audio rate, video rate and frame rate.
- Pause and Stop Function
- Multiples Files for Input
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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow Simple Video Converter
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Terrible. Doens't run under Windows 10. Don't bother.
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The best MOV to MKV converter for Mac and Windows - iDealshare VideoGo and its step by step guide to help you to convert MOV to MKV or convert MKV back to MOV with high output video and audio quality.
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You can use Avdshare Video Converter to convert RMVB to AVI, to MP4, to MWV, to MKV, to FLV, to MOV, to AVCHD, to MPEG, to MPG, etc.
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Well, I was looking for a straight forward drag and drop converter for 264 to DVD. Nothing fancy, Just enough to convert to DVD format for a technically illiterate friend, since windows DVD creator doesn't support this file type.. Using Win 7 64 bit. Had no problems with the zip file or running the program. Java up to date etc. Ran the jar file and a tidy interface came up, add file set a few options and select output location. Looks good, select output to ISO file, click go! The progress bar flashes up with % completed, lots of techno babble frames, speed, etc Let it run, then after a while "Process completed". Groovy. Go to output location... no file there. Try again with different files. Process completes, no error messages, no warnings...no output file. I'm not aware if I have done anything wrong, no help notes to speak of, and simply not worth the effort to troubleshoot since there are other programs that do what I want which do work. (DVDStyler portable edition for anyone who is interested.) So in conclusion. Seems to work great, a straightforward interface, does... something - it just doesn't seem to produce anything at the end. One other suggestion, give your program a proper name. when searching for this I got a million unrelated results.
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This converter requires Java runtime and it is big disadvantage especially for newbies. So I use Mp4 Video 1 Click (search here on sourceforge or google it) that is also free and open source but has no additional dependencies. That converter can automatically enhance video luminosity and loudness and produces high quality mp4 files.