Internet Video Converter Description:

Internet Video Converter can convert between various popular video formats.

Internet Video Converter is a frontend that provides a user interface (GUI) for several Open Source video conversion products. It enables you to convert between various popular video formats including Mpeg, DV, Quicktime, Windows Media, Xvid, H264, 3GP, PSP, iPod and Flash video (FLV, SWF).

Furthermore, it can capture screenshots from videos, extract video soundtracks and export them to WAV or MP3 format and add titles to converted iPod and PSP videos. The program also includes an option that allows you to download videos from many popular websites (YouTube etc.) but this feature uses an online service which was never available when we tested it. Internet Video Converter is not overly user friendly but video conversions work well.

Features:

- Improved integrated player
- Capture/extract screenshots from videos
- Video soundtrack exported to MP3 and WAV
- Improved compatibility for flash FLV files
- Extract sample video with shorter duration from original video
- Add title to converted video for PSP, IPOD etc.
- Choose encoding engine between FFmpeg and Mencoder (by default) for video FLV encoding
- Adding profiles for DivX format (Handheld, Portable, Home Theater)
- Compatibility improvement for iPod and PSP
- Warning message for successfully or failed done job and for uncompatible files
- Optimized processor (CPU) resources
- Donate money directly for supporting this software development by PAYPAL simple and secure plateform
- IVC 1.40 without installation version (.zip) (portable version) is windows VISTA compatible !
- Convert videos between major formats (Mpeg (vcd/svcd/dvd compliant), DV, Quicktime, Windows Media, Xvid, H264, 3GP, PSP, iPod, Flash video (FLV, Swf) got from Youtube, DailyMotion, Google Video etc.)
- A video player is integrated for playing all ...

System Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/7
Operating System Support: Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Other

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