Freemake Video Converter

The Freemake Video Converter is a free conversion program Ellora Assets Corporation. The program is suitable for the conversion of video, music, DVDs and Blu-rays to new formats. In addition, you can rip the DVDs Video Converter and burn, create slideshows from photos and music visualizations and upload files to YouTube.

Skills

The Freemake Video Converter can convert videos from over 200 formats and more than 50 video portals import container / convert formats such as AVI, MP4, WMV, MKV, Flash, 3GP, DVD, or MP3. The program produces videos for easy playback on various multimedia devices such as the iPod, the iPhone, iPad, Xbox, PSP, BlackBerry, on Nokia, Samsung and devices with the Android operating system. It is also possible to burn video, photos and music on a DVD or a Blu -ray disc. A built-in player helps in video editing. This can cut movies, rotate, flip, and multiple videos together in a long file. During the conversion, the maximum size of the output file, which used video and audio codec, resolution, frame rate, audio and video bitrate, number of audio channels and sample rate can freely choose or set by preset profiles. In addition, the program allows to create slideshows from photos and to deposit with a matching music. All files can be uploaded to YouTube directly from within the software. The user interface of Freemake Video Converter is based on the Windows Presentation Foundation technology. Since version 1.2.0, the program supports CUDA technology from NVIDIA for H.264 encoding. With version 2.2.0 also supports DXVA 2.0 hardware acceleration. Since version 3.0, the program converts videos in three formats necessary for HTML5 WebM, H.264 and OggTheora and automatically generates code for embedding.

Criticism

The FFmpeg developers throw Freemake Video Converter before, violating their copyright by FFmpeg derivatives are distributed without following the rules of the GPL.