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Convertissez entre les formats vidéo sans perte de qualité; Convertissez entre les formats audio avec une haute qualité; Convertissez la vidéo en format audio pour extraire l'audio de la vidéo; Lisez directement des fichiers multimédias, modifiez la vidéo et l'audio comme couper, recadrer, faire pivoter, appliquer des effets, fusionner, compresser, régler le volume audio, le canal, les débits, etc.
Convertissez tous les formats populaires et rares: Apple ProRes, AVI, ASF, ASX, AVCHD, AMV, AVS, BIK, BNK, CAVS, CDG, DAV, DPG, DV-AVI, DivX, DV, DVR-MS, DAT, FLV, F4V, vidéo Fraps, films Flip, GXF, HDV, H.261, H.262, H.263, H.264 / AVC, HD, H.265 / HEVC, HTML5, MP4, MOV, M4V, MTV, MKV, MTS, MXF, MVI, MOD, M2TS, M2T, MPG, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, MJPEG, MJPG, WMV, IFV, OGM, OGV, PVA, QT, RM, RMVB, R3D, RM, RAX, RMX, RPL, SWF, SMV, TS, TOD, TP, TRP, Theora, VP8, VC1, VRO, VFW, WTV, WMV, WebM, XMV, Xvid, 3GP, 3G2, 3GPP, 3GPP2, 720p / 1080p, 4k, vidéos etc.
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10; Languages: English, German, Arabic,Chinese , French
18.5 MB
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$39.99
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Commentaires sur Avdshare Video Converter 7.2.0
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Would be nice if supported AMD acceleration.
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Can it convert a DVD or Blueray with subtitles so it can be played on my TV from a USB-stick with the subtitles ?
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Playing video displaying subs from a USB stick/drive...
DVD & Blu-ray subs are are graphics rather than text, though DVDs may have CC embedded in the mpg2 video as well. It is possible to include Blu-ray subtitle streams in a MKV container, but playback options are limited -- I assume there's a way to include DVD sub streams too, but I've never seen or tried it. If you don't alter the original mpg2 video on a DVD with CC, a Few players can display embedded CC. The simplest way is to just copy the DVD or Blu-ray to the USB stick/drive, and use VLC [available for just about any device, including Kindle HD (!)] Otherwise, once you've copied the DVD or Blu-ray to your HDD [to remove DRM], the most common way to do it is to OCR the subs into a text-based .srt file. There are a few free apps to do just that, e.g. SubtitleEdit. If that .srt file's name matches the video file, e.g. MyVideo.mp4 & MyVideo.srt, & both are in the same folder, most players, including native players on Android devices, will let you turn sub display on/off. Because the graphics-based sub streams are contained in DVD VOB or Blu-ray .m2ts files, you can also create a new DVD or Blu-ray re-using the original subs streams/files, or just put the re-encoding [converted] video in a .m2ts file along with the original subs, but you have wider player compatibility using .srt files.
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Google Chrome or Windows 10 Pro warns me against downloading this giveaway software.
Any advice?
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"Convert between video formats with zero quality loss;" is only possible if the video format one is converting TO is absolutely lossless and no resizing or video processing is done. If the video format one is converting TO is of any MPEG type it will be lossy by definition and ALWAYS WILL RESULT IN QUANTIFIABLE QUALITY LOSS.
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