Best video converting program?
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[quote name='m6oo']SUPER
http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html[/quote]
Dear God that site is SUPER sketch! Took me 5 minutes to dig and find the link. Installed it and it only works when it connects to the internets... Strange..
Other than that, it works pretty good. Either way, I'll save everyone the trouble of finding it
http://www.erightsoft.org/GetFile.php?SUPERsetup.exe
http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html[/quote]
Dear God that site is SUPER sketch! Took me 5 minutes to dig and find the link. Installed it and it only works when it connects to the internets... Strange..
Other than that, it works pretty good. Either way, I'll save everyone the trouble of finding it
http://www.erightsoft.org/GetFile.php?SUPERsetup.exe
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This may not be the popular choice, since it's so expensive, but Nero 8 Ultra Edition -- if you can even manage to get the damn thing installed - has hands-down the best, easiest-to-use video-to-portable solution. It is a separate application called "Nero Convert". It does the BEST video conversation I have every seen, including Divx to mp4. With a good freeware video ripper, you can easily transfer your DVD library to your portable device. However, Nero Ultra is approximately $80 and a PAIN in the neck to install, and some have called it a resource hog. I love it, but YMMV.
IMtoo works well, and is less expensive than Nero, but harder to use than Nero Converter, and they nickel-and-dime you on the various components of the "IMtoo suite". IMtoo has had the market cornered on for-pay video conversion for some time. Freeware convertors don't quite offer all the functionality.
For a free solution, look into Videora converter. I haven't tried it with Zune (only iPod), but it IS free. The downside is, unlike Nero or IMtoo, it often requires a lot of research and calibration to get some videos to synchronize properly with the audio after conversion.
Good luck!
IMtoo works well, and is less expensive than Nero, but harder to use than Nero Converter, and they nickel-and-dime you on the various components of the "IMtoo suite". IMtoo has had the market cornered on for-pay video conversion for some time. Freeware convertors don't quite offer all the functionality.
For a free solution, look into Videora converter. I haven't tried it with Zune (only iPod), but it IS free. The downside is, unlike Nero or IMtoo, it often requires a lot of research and calibration to get some videos to synchronize properly with the audio after conversion.
Good luck!
I use Videora iPod Converter to convert my video files coming from my video capture card into smaller size files. I'm not sure if this program work with zune? I'm not much a music listener, but my friend suggested as a good free program to converting video or music files.
http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/
http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/
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