| No. of downloads: | 0 | Licence: | Free to try |
| Publisher: | Xilisoft | File size: | 14M |
| Date added: | 23-08-2008 | Minimum requirements: | Windows 2000|Windows XP|Windows Vista |
Xilisoft
Xilisoft Video Converter Ultimate can convert between almost all video and audio formats including AVI, MPEG, WMV, DivX, MP3, WAV, even HD videos. It supports various preset profiles for iPod, PSP, and other digital devices. It even supports outputting lossless audio format FLAC, WAV lossless audio, WMA lossless audio.
Features include: You can set multiple output formats simultaneously from the same source for output to save more time. Supports adding video effects: you can adjust subtitle, add watermark; you can preview video customized, or compare source video with it. Offers super handy clip, split, and merge functions: you can even select some clips from a source file and change their sequences, and merge; all actions can be done by drag and drop. It supports profiles customizing and managing. It can capture pictures and create a video from pictures. Version 5.1.2.0905 is a bug fixing release.
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