Click Options again to hide these additional tabs. There are numerous settings here to rotate, set the frame rate and size, audio bitrate and channels, crop, time to record, and more, again, depending on your chosen output type. These include Video, Audio, Crop, Time and FFmpeg settings. Clicking that opens up five neat tabs that allow you to tweak the video before converting. For our tests, we randomly selected convert to AVI and XviD full screen.Įasy to miss in the top right corner is the Options button. Optionally, you can finally change the output folder which is Documents by default. The presets typically have to do with how it can be displayed, for example, widescreen, full screen, 1080p, 720p, iPod small, iPod wide screen and so on.
Each of these has a preset you can then select from. Your choices include Android, Audio, AVI, DV, DVD, iPod-iTunes, MPEG-4, PS3, Windows (WMV), and Xbox.
Once your video is loaded, you only need to choose two settings. Select Add or just drag and drop your video into the app. From the top, you can use the buttons to add, remove, clear, play, preview, and convert. WinFF is very easy to use and well laid out. WinFF is an entirely free video converter to convert your videos to almost a dozen other formats.
0 kommentar(er)
