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Total, Full Video Converter 9: Review


The Full Video Converter is probably one of the best video converters to have come out in the recent years. I used the Super Version 2006.19 and the AoA MP4 "total" converters by Super (which promised to convert everything smoothly) but discovered that they converted only MP4-based videos, I find the Full Video Converter 9 incomparable.  I'm not a geek so the way the Full Video Converter 9  works, makes me feel like a rocket scientist!

For starters, the Full Video Converter 9 is a virtually a workhorse. It is a Da Vinci Converter of sorts - it is a  Video Converter, Video Editor, Video Creator, Video Clipper, Video Joiner,  iPod/iPhone/PSP Transfer, CD Ripper, Audio Converter and a Picture Extractor - all rolled in one.  

The Da Vinci of Video Converters? 

One thing I like about the Full Video Converter 9 is that it is so convenient and easy to use and program that even average tech-pumpkins like me can easily edit and convert even Youtube or my phone-camera videos, audio, and let me indulge in editing yes animated images!! The Total Video Converter is the best video converter software I haven come across in 5 years. It can convert between HD videos: H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, AVCHD (*.m2ts, *.mts), MKV, HD WMV, MPEG2/MPEG-4 TS HD. It can convert videos from HD to SD, convert various general video formats: AVI, MPEG-4, WMV, DivX, H.264/AVC, and extract audio and pictures from videos. What is more? I can even create a video from pictures further with flexible merging/clipping/editing/splitting features! A-ha easy tech..



Outstanding Features:

The principle outstanding features are the High-Definition (HD) video encoding and decoding like AVCHD to AVI. This feature makes it  possible for stunning High-Definition videos for HD video players.

Even more, Full Video Converter can turn any video/music file to be played on iPad, iPod, iPhone, Apple TV, Google Android phones, PSP, PS3, NDS, Wii, BlackBerry phone, iRiver, Creative Zen and other multimedia devices.

The Full Video Converter supports over 150 video formats (the Super has about 70 formats I think)
 By any degree I would definitely recommend this converter. Just a small problem about it though. 


You can the Download for Free, Trial  version by clicking here if you are doubtful of the claims. See it yourself.

If you want to buy it or check out the full specifications of the Full Video Converter, please follow this link: Click Here!
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