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Giveaway of the day — Aviosoft Video Converter Professional

Aviosoft Video Converter is een uitgebreide videoconverter waarmee je snel en eenvoudig videobestanden kunt converteren naar andere formaten.

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Aviosoft Video Converter is de meest stabiele en uitgebreide videoconverter software dat gemakkelijk en snel, met maar een enkelen klik, video en audio converteert voor Apple iPad, iPod, iPhone, Sony PSP, BlackBerry, HTC, Nokia, Archos. Aviosoft Video Converter biedt eveneens gebruiksvriendelijke videobewerkingfuncties met o.a. knippen, bijsnijden en video's samenvoegen.

Bovendien beschikt het over de mogelijkheid om ondertitels toe te voegen, audio te onttrekken uit videobestanden en deze te converteren naar MP2, MP3, AAC en AC3, fotodiashows aan te maken en video's te downloaden van YouTube, Google, Yahoo, etc.

Belangrijkste features:

Video & DVD Converter;
Video & DVD Editor;
Aanmaken fotodiashows;
Bestanden direct naar apparaten overdragen;
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Systeemvereisten:

Windows XP/ Vista/ 7

Uitgever:

Aviosoft

Website:

http://www.aviosoft.com/video-converter.html

Bestandsgrootte:

19.9 MB

Prijs:

$39.95

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Thanks for spending time on the computer (wirnitg) so others don't have to.

Reageren | Ireland – 12 years ago – Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)

Aviosoft Video Converter Professional
Geïnstalleerd onder Win7-64
Het lijkt normaal te werken; registratie op eigen naam en e-mailadres.

Er wordt in de tekst vermeld: Aanmaken fotodiashows;
Echter als men die knop aanklik, wordt er om een upgrade gevraagd.
Om een watermerk aan te brengen, wordt ook om een upgrade gevraagd. Maar die wordt danook niet in de tekst vermeld.
Ondertitels, wel in tekst; verlangt ook upgrade.
De conversie start langzaam, maar werkt wel. (De 2 testen, die ik heb gedaan)

Het lijkt mij een simpel te bedienen programma, als men door heeft hoe alle knoppen werken.

Ootje

Reageren | Ootje – 12 years ago – Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)

installeert en geprobeerd op te starten maar kwam niet verder dan scherm van trial versie,de kleuren van dat scherm veranderen hier met het opstarten van dat scherm , zodat je opstart linken of knopjes niet ziet.
kwam er toevallig achter toen ik de er met de muis overeen ging
Dus onderaan in dat begin scherm daar zitten de knoppen om
op te starten verder registratie gelukt.

Reageren | evert – 12 years ago – Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)

Ziet er leuk uit, maar na downloaden en installeren blijkt niet te kloppen wat men hier belooft. Wil je al deze functies kunnen gebruiken moet je uploaden en je knip trekken.Jammer dat GOTD hier aan mee werkt.

Reageren | twospeed – 12 years ago – Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)

Alleen voor Tosh laptop gebruikers,anders overslaan. Het kan zomaar gebeuren dat het icoontje met luidpreker in de taakbalk is verdwenen. Volume ontbreekt dan ook en er is niets in te stellen. Naar Systeembeheer gaan en daar zoeken naar geluid voor spelletjes etc. (via Appaatbeheer) werkt niet. Bij eigenschappen wordt harnekkig volgehouden:geen apparaat en alles grijs. Of ook wel na nieuwstart:dit apparaar werkt goed. Maar je hebt nog steeds geen geluid.
Dan zit er niets anders op dan via de hopelijk gebrande en gecopieerde tools schijf een aantal instellingen opnieuw te installeren. Uiteraard het Realtik audio. (sound driver). opnieuw installeren van de chipset driver is erg wenselijk. Daarna kunt u weer bij de Volume regeling en de vele soorten luidspreker opstellingen komen. Ben zelf nog niet zover dat Assist en Power Saver ook werken. De 6 mogelijkheden voor energiebeheer zijn helaas ook uit het Register verdwenen. Soms is er nog maar een over. Zoeken via de Toshiba pagina's is een moeizaam werk. Dit zijn de voorlopige bevindingen voor mijn twee weken geleden nog zo soepel lopende machientje.
Willem b.

Reageren | willem b – 12 years ago – Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)

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Aviosoft – 12 years ago – Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+79)

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I want to ask the developers Aviosoft Video Converter WHY added to the "PRO" in the name of the software?
Extremely lean and totally unnecessary and unjustified over-priced
Installation and registration were held simply and without problems on 64 bit but the test Win7 turns out not to include functions as a Windows Movie Maker or how little!
1. Extremely slow to conversion (my system includes an Intel Core i5, 3.33 GHz, 4 Gig RAM, nVidia Cuda, genuine Win 7 Professional 64-bit) and for most options for editing, cutting, slideshow, watermark are unavailable. The program shows you can buy upgrades for version ultimate cost to get them.
2. If you can not use most functions (at least for a conversion to AVI tested by me) even basic ones are blocked what would have to pay $ 39.95?
3. The program seems totally unnecessary in the vast majority of nonfunctional and does not justify keeping

WhiteWolf – 12 years ago – Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+79)

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I think I have contracted Video Converter Overload Syndrome from this site. I don't know where one video converter ends and the other begins anymore. Maybe someone should create a video converter to convert video converters into something else. It's just a suggestion, no need to panic :)

Int Protocol – 12 years ago – Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+73)

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installed on win xp and to be honest it does not look that pro to me, it has similar functions to many free products and I think it's lacking several formats like avchd, unless I could not find it.
Couple of free converters here:

AVS Video converter - http://www.avs4you.com/AVS-Video-Converter.aspx
Any Video converter - http://www.any-video-converter.com/products/for_video_free/

Lukasz – 12 years ago – Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+50)

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Aviosoft Video Convertor Pro uses mencoder [Wikipedia http://goo.gl/gNoNe ], ffmpeg [ffmpeg.org], & Xvid [xvid.org] to transcode or convert individual video files to a pretty limited set of output profiles, with little or no capability to customize those profiles. Input formats are also limited, & in tests aspect ratio handling was poor, trimming a video's length didn't want to work, while conversion speed was a bit slow. OTOH output quality was good, & Video Convertor Pro is easy to use if all you want to do is import a video file & convert it -- fewer settings & profiles also mean there are fewer choices to potentially confuse anyone.

Without a lot of profiles to choose from I wound up testing the generic mp4 iPod/iPhone format, which I could use with 3 different transcoding apps to judge conversion speed. For that format Video Convertor Pro uses mencoder, loading up only one core of an AMD quad, taking ~4 minutes to transcode a 14 minute DVD VOB file. A new version of DVDx 4.0 came out yesterday, & since it's also a mencoder front end I timed the identical video conversion at ~3 minutes, again using just one core in an Apples to Apples comparison. Then I timed the same thing using Roxio Video Copy & Convert [part of their Creator 2011], & without any GPU [graphics chip] assist, but using all 4 CPU cores it took ~2 minutes. [Note that I used mp4 because I didn't see the AVC profiles I would normally use, & as mp4 is less advanced, it isn't IMHO getting much developer attention nowadays -- IOW encoding generic mp4 will tend to be slow... the same transcoding job, but to AVC rather than mp4 in the Roxio app took just over 1 minute.]

You can use HD video with Aviosoft Video Convertor Pro, but that may not mean much to you since MKV files are not supported -- MKV is a great container format for H.264/AVC & VC1, while .avi & .mov don't always work that well. Mpg2 OTOH seemed to work OK in both DVD & HD frame sizes. Importing DVDs is problematic since it won't read a DVD on your hard drive itself, but will only import the VOB files that hold the audio/video/subs -- the easiest way to import/convert a DVD IMHO would be to use Shrink to copy the DVD to a new folder, after unchecking the box to split the VOB files into 1 GB chunks [in preferences]... it should take just 2 or 3 minutes, you can isolate just the title & audio track you want, & optionally you can trim it right then/there. Using Aviosoft Video Convertor Pro you'll find it wants to phone home twice every start. Menu button options include Clip, which lets you trim the video length, Crop, where you do just that & have a checkbox to Keep Aspect Ratio, & Merge, showing all clips to be combined. I was annoyed that the Crop window knocked win7 out of Aero, while others may not like menu buttons/options that are not included in the product -- click one & you get a notice to upgrade.

Installation adds Video Convertor Pro's folder [372 files, 16 folders, ~63 MB], along with a new folder in ProgramData or All Users\ Application Data\ [win7/XP]. A single file, syspvc.dll, is added to Windows system folder -- in testing I moved that to the program's folder & didn't see any difference in the way today's GOTD worked. Video Convertor Pro adds/uses a single Aviosoft key in the registry -- setup adds just one more key for uninstall.

I think the video convertors featured on GOTD often have a few advantages: they usually have a good selection of output profiles, many (most?) are self-contained [they don't add to or mess with Windows], & they usually import a very wide range of video formats. Depending on what device(s) you use, output profiles can be very important -- it can be difficult to find the exact encoder settings needed, it can be difficult to find a [freeware] encoder where you can make all those settings, & then the results may still not work. Unfortunately that's just where Aviosoft's Video Convertor Pro is weakest -- with limited profiles, that you most often can't customize to use on some other device, I'd expect many won't be able to use it for the devices they own.

Aviosoft Video Convertor Pro uses mencoder [Wikipedia http://goo.gl/gNoNe ], ffmpeg [ffmpeg.org], &amp; Xvid [xvid.org] to transcode or convert individual video files to a pretty limited set of output profiles, with little or no capability to customize those profiles. Input formats are also limited, &amp; in tests aspect ratio handling was poor, trimming a video's length didn't want to work, while conversion speed was a bit slow. OTOH output quality was good, &amp; Video Convertor Pro is easy to use if all you want to do is import a video file &amp; convert it -- fewer settings &amp; profiles also mean there are fewer choices to potentially confuse anyone.

Without a lot of profiles to choose from I wound up testing the generic mp4 iPod/iPhone format, which I could use with 3 different transcoding apps to judge conversion speed. For that format Video Convertor Pro uses mencoder, loading up only one core of an AMD quad, taking ~4 minutes to transcode a 14 minute DVD VOB file. A new version of DVDx 4.0 came out yesterday, &amp; since it's also a mencoder front end I timed the identical video conversion at ~3 minutes, again using just one core in an Apples to Apples comparison. Then I timed the same thing using Roxio Video Copy &amp; Convert <em>[part of their Creator 2011]</em>,  &amp; without any GPU [graphics chip] assist, but using all 4 CPU cores it took ~2 minutes.  <em>[Note that I used mp4 because I didn't see the AVC profiles I would normally use, &amp; as mp4 is less advanced, it isn't IMHO getting much developer attention nowadays -- IOW encoding generic mp4 will tend to be slow... the same transcoding job, but to AVC rather than mp4 in the Roxio app took just over 1 minute.]</em>

You can use HD video with Aviosoft Video Convertor Pro, but that may not mean much to you since MKV files are not supported -- MKV is a great container format for H.264/AVC &amp; VC1, while .avi &amp; .mov don't always work that well. Mpg2 OTOH seemed to work OK in both DVD &amp; HD frame sizes. Importing DVDs is problematic since it won't read a DVD on your hard drive itself, but will only import the VOB files that hold the audio/video/subs -- the easiest way to import/convert a DVD IMHO would be to use Shrink to copy the DVD to a new folder, after unchecking the box to split the VOB files into 1 GB chunks [in preferences]... it should take just 2 or 3 minutes, you can isolate just the title &amp; audio track you want, &amp; optionally you can trim it right then/there. Using Aviosoft Video Convertor Pro you'll find it wants to phone home twice every start. Menu button options include Clip, which lets you trim the video length, Crop, where you do just that &amp; have a checkbox to Keep Aspect Ratio, &amp; Merge, showing all clips to be combined. I was annoyed that the Crop window knocked win7 out of Aero, while others may not like menu buttons/options that are not included in the product -- click one &amp; you get a notice to upgrade.

Installation adds Video Convertor Pro's folder [372 files, 16 folders, ~63 MB], along with a new folder in ProgramData or All Users\ Application Data\ [win7/XP].  A single file, syspvc.dll, is added to Windows system folder -- in testing I moved that to the program's folder &amp; didn't see any difference in the way today's GOTD worked. Video Convertor Pro adds/uses a single Aviosoft key in the registry -- setup adds just one more key for uninstall.

I think the video convertors featured on GOTD often have a few advantages: they usually have a good selection of output profiles, many (most?) are self-contained [they don't add to or mess with Windows], &amp; they usually import a very wide range of video formats. Depending on what device(s) you use, output profiles can be very important -- it can be difficult to find the exact encoder settings needed, it can be difficult to find a [freeware] encoder where you can make all those settings, &amp; then the results may still not work. Unfortunately that's just where Aviosoft's Video Convertor Pro is weakest -- with limited profiles, that you most often can't customize to use on some other device, I'd expect many won't be able to use it for the devices they own.

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