Movie Converter

Help you convert your movie files from one format to another

What if you want to view the movie files on another system in its native format, or share it with a friend who may not have the latest system software installed? Then you may need the Movie Converter software, and we list some related converters below which may help you.

Generally speaking, Movie Converter contains various kinds of software: DVD Ripper, ipod movie converter, PSP movie converter, 3GP movie converter, and other video converters which can convert your video files from one format to another such as: MOV to AVI converter, MPEG to AVI converter, MPEG to DivX converter and etc.

The process of converting refers to the resolution and/or the bitrate of altering. Normally the result of this process is a video with a different compression. Most video file formats are containers, allowing for a variety of audio and video codecs to be used. Here we simply introduce some popular video formats at first, helping you understand more about the formats.

AVI is a Microsoft-standard video file format typically viewed using Microsoft's Media Player. This container video format specifies certain structure how the audio and video streams should be stored within the file.

MPEG and MPG are the coding formats used by standard commercial VCD, SVCD, and DVD movies. A working group of ISO/IEC in charge of the development of standards for coded representation of digital audio and video.

WMV and ASF are Windows Media video stream formats. ASF is Microsoft's new audio/video format, meant specifically for streaming purposes. WMV use Microsoft's own video encoding technologies.

DivX refers to the MPEG-4 video compression standard, which boasts high quality and low bitrate. It has become the internet video format of choice for high-quality productions.

VOB is a DVD movie file that contains MPEG video and AC-3 or other audio data. It is basically one of the core files found on DVD-Video discs and contains the actual movie data.

MOV and Quicktime are QuickTime video file format. Quicktime is Video (and audio) container format developed by Apple, which defines the video structure. MOV is a file extension used by the QuickTime-wrapped files.

PSP is Sony's third installment in its successful PlayStation line of video game consoles and their first handheld system. The PSP supports MPEG-4 SP video, MPEG-4 AAC audio, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC MP L3 video, and video files that use the MP4 container.

3GP is the new mobile phone video file format. It is an MPEG-4 video format which is used in mobile phones to store media (audio/video). 3GP files can store Mpeg4 SP, H263 video and aac or amr audio.