Converting Video Files

The main function of AVS Video Converter is to convert video files from one format to another. For people who are not familiar with this process and all of the terms it involves, it may sound difficult. But AVS Video Converter is very user-friendly so that you can begin converting your video files from the first program start.

Although if you need help, you can always refer to this section to learn more about this process. So, it includes the following information:

• Converting to Format

  Here you can find a complete list of formats supported by AVS Video Converter. Video files of some formats can be loaded into the program as input files and created at the end of the conversion process, while other formats can only be read by the program.

  In this chapter you can also read step-by-step instructions describing the workflow of video file conversion to one of the supported formats: AVI, MP4, MPEG, WMV, FLV, MOV, RM, 3GP, SWF, MKV, DPG, AMV, MTV, GIF, TS, M2TS, and WebM.

  In some cases you might need to set exact parameters for your output video file so that it can be played back on a certain device. Here you can read some further information on how to do it.

• Converting for Device

  Here you can find a complete list of mobile devices supported by AVS Video Converter.

  In this chapter you can also read step-by-step instructions describing the workflow of video file conversion to formats supported by mobile devices: Apple, Android, Samsung, Sony, Consoles, Players, Mobiles, BlackBerry, Creative, Palm.

• Converting for video-sharing website

  In this chapter you can find information on how to convert video files for uploading them to one of the popular video-sharing websites - YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, Dailymotion, Telly, Flickr, Dropbox, MySpace, Photobucket.

• Working with discs

  This chapter includes all the necessary directions concerning converting to DVD or Blu-ray, burning DVD or Blu-ray files to disc, ripping and converting DVD/ BD to another format, as well as information about DVD and Blu-ray disc structure.

• Using Profile Favorites

  Here you will find helpful instructions on how to add, access and delete profiles from the favorites list.