Whether you’re thinking about converting your videos because you want to ensure their compatibility, or even prepare and optimize them for a specific device or platform – dealing with the technical details can be tricky. Assuming you don’t know much about video formats and settings in the first place, you might even find it all a bit overwhelming, which is why many people tend to stay away from video conversion in general.
If you do want to convert your videos however and don’t want to have to jump through hoops to do so – the Movavi Video Converter (www.movavi.com/videoconverter/index.html) should be exactly what you’re looking for. It will let you switch your videos between any formats and you don’t need to have any technical knowledge in order to use it.
Converting videos with the Movavi Video Converter is as simple as selecting the format that you need and hitting a single button. In the event that you’re not sure which format would be best for the device or platform you’re using however, you can opt to select a preset for that device or platform from amongst the hundreds that are available.
As you can well imagine, that should make the entire process much easier – and the same intuitive approach applies to all the other features of the software, some of which will allow you to:
- Convert audio and image files.
- Extract audio tracks from videos.
- Create animated GIFs out of short video clips.
- Save screenshots directly from videos.
- Enhance the quality of your videos.
- Trim and join segments of video as required.
- Add customizable text to include captions or watermarks.
- Crop or rotate the video frame and orientation.
- Normalize sound levels.
With these features, you’ll be able to handle your media files in ways that you may not have imagined possible in the past. By giving you the tools that you need to edit and improve your videos as well as convert and optimize them, the Movavi Video Converter will quite literally become a one-stop utility software for your media files.
On your part, the only thing that you really need to do is figure out what format or preset you want to use, and whether or not you want to tweak your video in any other ways. Once you do that, it shouldn’t take you more than a couple of minutes to turn that plan into a reality.
Kidal Delonix is a contributor to Mr. Hoffman's blog. The views and opinions are entirely his/her own and may not reflect Mr Hoffman's views.
