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L'offre gratuite du jour pour Reincubate Video Converter 1.1.5 Home était valable le 23 octobre 2013!
The Reincubate Video Converter can quickly convert between all of the popular video and audio formats you might want to use. It converts video and audio files from/to WAV, MP3, CAF, AVI, FLV, DVD and more formats, for use with iPhones, iPads, iPods, Android phones, BlackBerries, Archos, Zune and Sony PSP.
Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8; Windows XP users may need to install the .NET 2
31.4 MB
$9.95
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GOSH!!!!!
Another ordinary and in my view pretty much useless video converter...
Since the market is nowadays overwhelmed by both video and audio converters, it would be nice to specify in the blurb what makes a video converter like this GAOTD worthy to be bought or downloaded for FREE as GAOTD with the update limitation, when compared to FREE alternatives.
Honestly I can't figure out why there are so many developers out there who still focus their attention on products belonging to a SUPERSATURATED field like this: how can they make profit with ordinary video converters like this GAOTD with so many great FREE and PORTABLE ALTERNATIVES on the market? Maybe they can make it because many people out there are not aware of them? Who knows...
BETTER FREE (and PORTABLE) ALTERNATIVES
* Portable XMedia Recode (==> My Personal First Choice)
http://www.xmedia-recode.de/formate.html
* (Portable) Video to Video Converter (==> My Personal First Choice)
http://www.videotovideo.org
* (Portable) TEncoder (==> Cool Giovanni's new entry)
http://sourceforge.net/projects/tencoder
Looks like a SUPERSATURATED FIELD, doesn't it? LOL!
And for a limited period of time, grab these 2 GEMS for FREE....
http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/promotion.html
Oh yes, you heard that right: GET 2 & PAY NOTHING!!
Take it as my Christmas gift for you!
My 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 cent for today's giveaway!
Ran the same conversion using five different converters including Giovanni's two first choices (but then he does think there's 5 words in Giveaway Of The Day).
Video output quality was similar on all five, though TEncoder didn't create any audio.
Conversion times were as follows:
Reincubate: 25 minutes
Portable XMedia Recode: 33 minutes
Portable Video to Video Converter: 31 minutes
TEncoder: 24 minutes (but no audio)
Freemake Video Converter: 17 minutes
Giovanni's first first choice, Portable XMedia Recode, was the slowest of the five and in my opinion its interface is badly designed. In addition, it didn't save the output where I'd specified and I had to search for it.
Giovanni's second first choice, Portable Video to Video Converter, was second slowest and has been my preferred choice. Easy to use.
I don't like the interface of TEncoder therefore I can't be bothered investigating why it didn't create any audio. For some reason it also created a sub-folder I hadn't asked for.
Reincubate I found easy to use and reasonably fast though not as fast as Freemake.
Freemake was the fastest of the five and I wish I could remember why I stopped using it in favour of Video to Video Converter (probably when I developed a preference for portable software).
That's my two pence worth (without all the zeros)
# 6. Jose Melendez
No, I didn't compare conversion speed and quality but the FREE ALTERNATIVES I mentioned in my comment are very fast at converting both video and audio files and their final output quality is outstanding (Xmedia Recode lets you choose to pick even the iPhone model).
Since they are FREE forever I can't see any reason to make such a comparison, taking into account that this tool, as every other GAOTD, cannot be updated for FREE!
Wonderfox VIDEO CONVERTER FACTORY PRO (see my promo link above) is one of the fastest one in the market....so why bother of this ordinary GAOTD if you can get it for FREE till 26/10? Grab it and enjoy it!
Another excellent FREE tool with very high speed conversion is also this (supports NVIDIA CUDA, which is 5X faster in conversion time, multi-core CPU, multi-threading and batch process):
http://www.cuda-soft.com/video-converter/index.htm
As for your second question, try this FREE Italian GEM (requires
Quad/Six Core Intel Core i5 or Intel Corei7 and at least 6GB of RAM though)
http://www.ivsedits.com/default/features.aspx
Otherwise give this free tool a try:
http://www.videotool.net/video-audio-merger-free-version.htm
The publisher's web site shows this comes with 1 year of updates and support. As is GOTD policy I assume that the giveaway version has no support which is fine as I don't see this type of program requiring updates. There is also a limited, free version. Check this link for details...
http://www.convertervideo.net/free-download/
I guess it can be argued that people keep making new models of cars even though there are plenty of existing models. So maybe the same applies to video converters but I doubt it. By now everyone already has at least one video converter. There are many converters free that are portable that can be easily found. I see no need to make more converters unless it contains something that really stands out. Thank you for this offer. Your efforts are appreciated.
@Giovanni (and all who may be interested:
One possible explanation for the continuing plethora of video converters may be that the state of video is constantly evolving, with new devices requiring higher resolutions, and occasionally new file formats to play properly on those devices. (I confess this is sheer speculation on my part.)
I do agree with you that there are far too many video converters out there, and as one other commenter pointed out, benchmarking to see if a converter will do what YOU want it to do is the best way to weed out the chaff. After all, if a product does what YOU want it to do, then extra bells and whistles aren't just a waste, they're a distraction! (Read: "Information overload."
One often-overlooked principle of marketing is that people buy what they WANT, sometimes even to the extent that they forsake buying what they actually NEED. The negative image most people hold of the "sales" process is most often the result of people being talked into buying something they really DIDN'T want, but were persuaded by a clever-talking "salesman" (or -woman) that what they offered was what they NEEDED. In the case of software, this often results in the end-user either ending up with something that doesn't do what they wanted it to do, or it's so over-complicated that they give up on it (and sometimes foolish pride even prevents them from asking for a refund - which I admit is quite rare in the world of software since once it's installed there's no way for the developer to be 100% assured that the end-user won't continue using the product after the refund is processed.)
Since competition is obviously so intense in this market niche, any input from end-users that may lead to a competitive advantage should be welcomed by developers, which is one reason they offer their product here. (I won't go any further on that theme, since I'm sure you're well aware of the reasoning and rationale behind that particular characteristic of GOTD).
Understand as an IPO, on paper, Twitter will not have the key fact-based stock
fundamentals, yet, because they aren't publicly traded. That's all very poetic,
but unfortunately can't be proven. You can find this kit to
have an average tariff of $300.
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