AVS Video Converter
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| AVS Video Converter | |
 AVS Video Converter |
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| Developer: | Online Media Technologies, Ltd |
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| Latest release: | 5.4 / September 15, 2006 |
| OS: | Windows |
| Use: | Video editing software |
| License: | Proprietary |
| Website: | AVS Video Converter Home Page |
AVS Video Converter is a software video-editing tool produced by Online Media Technologies Ltd., the direct vendor of multimedia video and audio solutions, UK. The program is designed for accomplishing various tasks involved in home video production. Due to ease of use, depth of useful options and stable functioning AVS Video Converter has been recognized and awarded by Laptop magazine editors and become popular among users worldwide. The software is regularly updated and features the latest trends in IT sphere that allows users stay up-to-date with latest IT innovations. In March 2006 AVS Video Converter has been renamed as AVS Video Tools.
[edit] Features
- An expanded list of supported formats for converting among one another including MPEG 1, 2, 4, AVI (DivX, XviD), 3GP, DVD, QT (MOV), H.263, WMV, Real Video and the most advanced formats such as H.264, MP4 and SWF.
- Converting and uploading videos for the handheld devices like Apple Computer's iPod, Sony PSP, mobiles, Archos, portable media players. Transfers video files via Infrared, Bluetooth or USB cable.
- Captures video from external devices including DV, VHS, Web cameras, TV tuners and satellite TV.
- An integrated wizard-driven utility for one-step converting and transferring video to the supported portable devices.
- Movie DVDs creation and video burning.
- Timeline-based video editing.
- A broad range of video and audio effects.
- Video cropping, trimming, cutting.
- Extracting audio from clips. The feature allows to extract and save the audio track
from your favorite movies in WAV format.
- Making video stills from video.
AVS Video Converter runs under Windows 2000/XP/2003. The trial version has no time, feature or other known limitations except for a watermark logo that is put on output files.
