How to convert videos from one format to another on Windows 7?
Microsoft has freshly released its newest operation system Windows 7, while many video conversion programs are not developing fast enough to catch up with the steps of this OS. Are you a Win 7 user? Are your thirsty to search for a video converter which is workable on it to deal with your on-hand video collections but failed time and time again? Do not feel frustrated,
Pavtube Video Converter can totally solve this problem for you, since it is compatible well with Windows 7. Its detailed usage will be presented clearly as follow, hope it will give helps to you guys who are in needs.
1. Download Pavtube
Video Converter,
install and run it. As soon as you launched it, the following interface will show up. Just click “Add” button to import the video files which you want to convert on Win 7 to this converter.
2. Set output format and destination folderOnce video files are loaded, you can click the drop-down list of “Format” to select the output format and press the output folder to decide where to save the resulted files. Moreover, if you want to combine multiple files into a single file, you can tick “Merge into one file” to realize it.
3. Set advanced settingsSuppose you are good at adjusting audio and video parameters, then you can press “Settings” to do this. You can reset all the options on the following window, like codec, bit rate, frame rate, etc., so as to make control of the output file size and quality.
4. ConvertAfter all the necessary settings are ready, you can click button
“Convert” to start conversion.
Pavtube video converter can give you an estimated size of the final generated file, in that way you can know if you have enough space to save the output files on your Win 7. Moreover, you will see that it also shows you clearly how much time it has spent or how much time it will possibly cost to convert the rest part. The converting window is as below:
As soon as the conversion is completed, you can click “
Open” to find out the generated video files easily. And then put them to you iPod, iPhone, Zune, PSP, or any other portable devices for playback, or add to video editors for editing, or inset to PPT for presentation, etc. In brief, you can do whatever you want with the output videos as you like. See, it’s not a hard work to go with Windows 7.
PS: Some more features of
Pavtube Video Converter.
1.Audio and video match very well.
2.It supports to input various video/audio formats, even image formats.
3.Fast conversion speed with excellent quality.
4.Allow users adding different sorts of watermarks, including text, images, GIF animations, videos.
5.Take place of the original audio with specified audio.
6.It provides lots of special effects, like simple gauss blur, aged film, invert, flip color, gray and simple laplacian sharpen.
7.Its built-in codec will not install any codec on your computer, so as to avoid the unexpected codec problem.
8.Besides working well on Windows 2000/XP/Vista, it can also run smoothly on Windows 7.
