In order to do that you will need a video converter. In order to make sure that the video or audio runs without any problem, you need to convert it to a suitable format that is supported on the player device. When it comes to playing them on a PC or television or maybe mobile phone, there are only limited formats that the device can support. Be it an audio or video file, it can be found in a lot of different formats. Over the course of time, people have come up with better technology and added features that have led to the existence of numerous formats. It is very inconvenient when we find out that we are unable to view a certain video because it is in an unsupported format. Handbrake is FANTASTIC! and I like the fact that it is natively 64bits (conversion times were 20-45% faster), BUT its interface is AWFULL, no intuitive, not logical and more oriented to dvd rip and that stuff (for me was very complicated and confusing to use.Download Xilisoft Video Converter Ultimate (2020): There are tons of different formats in which a video or an audio file can exist. I purchased xilisoft some years ago and I was thinking in getting the new 7 version, I love the user interface it is intuitive! BUT you are right, is not very good converting videos, in my case it is doing whatever he wants! I would suggest Xvid4psp, Handbrake is not bad either, but not as many options as Xvid4psp. There are many free conversions tools that are much better. Xillsoft is not a very good quality conversion tool (and it is over priced for something of poor quality), although it can convert to and from many formats. yeah right but why it does the same when when I choose CBR?Īnd I don't care it has too much movement I want it 1000kbps even if the quality turns terrible but keep it in the bitrate I choose, why xilisoft does that? Someone already told me it is because the video have too much movement. Why xilisoft converted/encoded the video to 4500kbps? In plain words, the original mp4 video is 73mb (1m23secs) video file 1280x720, its bitrate is about 7000kbps I wanted to convert it to 1000kbps, when I enter the bitrate I want in xilisoft it shows me that the converted file would be about 11mb file, but when it finish the new converted file is 47mb and 4500kbps!
In this case, a video I recorded with a digital camera, when I try to convert it with xilisoft video converter, it fails to match the estimated output filse size.
the problem I am experiencing, is not even with a file that comes exclusively from my camcorder, it happens me with some video files.
I don't know why but I haven't have any problem manipulating AVCHD (MTS files) in my computer. many (including the camcorder manufacturers) says that it is best for video editing. I use the AVCHD format, even when my camcorder gives the option of using mp4 format. I am new with a Canon Vixia R300 camcorder, but not new with the video conversion stuff.īut new in converting (and editing) videos from my own camcorder.
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