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Welcome
to Advanced X Video Converter
Advanced X Video Converter works with all AVI formats, including DivX, XviD, and MPEG-4. All older MPEG formats are supported, along with WMV/ASF files and DVD, VCD, and SVCD formats.
If you have a collection of video files to convert from one format to another, you can transform them quickly in batch mode.
Advanced X Video Converter lets you join small video files into a large movie file. You can take the vacation, wedding, and family movies that you have scattered on your hard drive, and combine them creatively into a single movie file. Your movies will be much more enjoyable when you can play them all at once, without interruption.
The program also splits large video files into smaller pieces. You can create files that are small enough to email to friends and family.
Extract the audio track from any movie, and save it as a standard WAV audio file. You can also extract images from any movie file, and save them as individual photo images.
Whether you're a business person who needs to distribute video files to customers and prospects, or a home computer user who wants to organize and manage your family and holiday movies, X Video Converter has the tools that you need.
Key Features: Convert
Video to AVI (DivX,Xvid.....) Easy to use and understand interface allows you to enjoy working with video files without frequent consulting with reference materials. You do not need to be a professional to use this tool. Once you get started you will be surprised at how simply it is to convert video files. Installation & Update
System Requirements Operating
System Microsoft Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Install Advanced X Video Converter Before your installation, please make sure that you are logged on as Administrator or have Administrator rights. The installation wizard will finish in some seconds. After you download the setup package of Advanced X Video Converter, double click XVideoConverter.exe and follow the instructions of the installation wizard. The installation wizard will finish in some seconds. Uninstall Advanced X Video Converter There are two ways to uninstall Advanced X Video Converter.
2. Click Start -> Programs -> Advanced X Video Converter -> Uninstall X-Video Converter and then follow the uninstall wizard. How to Update If you have installed a previous version of the software, you can easily update it by installing the most recent version over top. Your registration details will not be overwritten.
Advanced X Video Converter has a comprehensive toolset to handle any video format converting and editing task efficiently.
The table below describes the function of the buttons on the main window:
Button
Advanced X Video Converter's menu with its set of self-explanatory buttons is a perfect tool for navigation and operation of the system.
1. Add source video files. Click the "Add Task" button on the main window. Click "All to AVI" on the "Task Window". Click the "Add File" button to add source files that you want to convert to AVI format. The source file could be AVI, WMV/ASF and MPEG. 2. Set the output profile. Select the location where you want the output file to be saved. Click the "Edit Profile" button. Choose a video codec and an audio codec for the output AVI file (for advanced users). General users could just leave the default value. Usually you don't have to set width, height and frame rate of output file as the application reads your source file.
How do I convert video to DivX/Xvid format? DivX/Xvid
is one of the AVI codecs. To output DivX format, you must have installed
DivX/Xvid codec (You can download it from http://www.aoamedia.com/download.htm).
On the "Settings" window, select DivX Codec/Xvid Codec
from the drop-down list of "Video Compression Codec".
3. Click the "Start" button. If you
have some other files to convert, click the "Add Task"
button to add new conversion task. Otherwise, click the "Start"
button to start conversion. Convert To MPEG (MPEG-1, MPEG-2) Format
Click the "Add Task" button on the main window. Click "All To MPEG-1/MPEG-2" on the "Task Window". Click the "Add File" button to add source files that you want to convert to MPEG format. The source file could be AVI, WMV/ASF and MPEG. 2. Set the output profile. Select the location where you want the output file to be saved. Click the "Edit Profile" button. Choose an MPEG Output Format. Check "Disable Audio" if you need mute video. Usually you don't have to set width, height and frame rate of output file as the application reads your source file.
Want to change output resolution? Modify width and height in the "Setting" area. Please note that if the source resolution is smaller than output's, the output will have tiny block as it's enlarged. For example, the output resolution is 640x480 while the source resolution is 320x240.
3. Click the "Start" button. If you
have some other files to convert, click the "Add Task"
button to add new conversion task. Otherwise, click the "Start"
button to start conversion. Convert To Standard VCD/SVCD/DVD Format
1. Add source video files. Click the "Add Task" button on the main window. Click "All To VCD/SVCD/DVD" on the "Task Window". Click the "Add File" button to add source files that you want to convert to standard VCD/SVCD/DVD format. The source file could be AVI, WMV/ASF and MPEG. 2. Set the output profile. Select the location where you want the output file to be saved. Choose a output video format from the drop-down list.
3. Click the "Start" button. If you have some other files to convert, click the "Add Task" button to add new conversion task. Otherwise, click the "Start" button to start conversion. ? How
to make AVI/MPEG/WMV video files into a DVD compatible one to work
in my DVD player? ? How to make my own VCD? http://www.aoamedia.com/Convert-to-VCD.htm
VCD /
DVD / SVCD Specification : Convert To WMV / ASF Format
1. Add source video files. Click the "Add Task" button on the main window. Click "All To WMV/ASF" on the "Task Window". Click the "Add File" button to add source files that you want to convert to WMV/ASF format. The source file could be AVI, WMV/ASF and MPEG. 2. Set the output profile. Select the location where you want the output file to be saved. Check the box of "Save as ASF format" if you need ASF file. Otherwise, the application output WMV files. Choose a Windows Media Profile (for advanced users). General users could just leave the default value. Cannot find what you want in the list? Check the box of "Custom Profile", click "open" button to select a Windows Media Profile (*.prx) on your hard disk or CD.
3. Click the "Start" button. If you
have some other files to convert, click the "Add Task"
button to add new conversion task. Otherwise, click the "Start"
button to start conversion. Join Video Files
1. Add source video files. Click the "Add Task" button on the main window. Click "Join Video Files" on the "Task Window". Click the "Add File" button to add source files that you want to join. The source file could be AVI, WMV/ASF and MPEG. You can join video files of different formats. For example, you can join multiple AVI files and WMV files to a large MPEG file in just one step, don't have to convert them to MPEG format in advance. Use the "Up" button and the "Down" button to change the joining order. To delete/add a video file, click the Delete/Add Files button on the left toolbar, or right click on the file list and select Add/Delete/Delete All.
2. Set the output profile. Choose a target format. Choose a corresponding video codec for the output file (for advanced users). General users could just leave the default value. Select the location where you want the output file to be saved. 3. Click the "Start" button. If you have some other files to convert, click the "Add Task" button to add new conversion task. Otherwise, click the "Start" button to start conversion.
1. Add source video files. Click the "Add Task" button on the main window. Click "Split Video" on the "Task Window". Click the "Add File" button to add source files that you want to split. The source file could be AVI, WMV/ASF and MPEG. To make sure that the file you added is what you want, click the "Preview" button to play back. Restrict the video range by sliding the right and the left arrow. 2. Set the output profile. Choose a target format. Choose a corresponding video codec for the output file (for advanced users). General users could just leave the default value. Select the location where you want the output file to be saved. 3. Click the "Start" button. If you
have some other files to convert, click the "Add Task"
button to add new conversion task. Otherwise, click the "Start"
button to start conversion. Extract Original Movie Track
1. Add source video files. Click the "Add Task" button on the main window. Click "Extract Audio From Video" on the "Task Window". Click the "Open" button to add source video file that you want to extract audio from. The source file could be AVI, WMV/ASF and MPEG.
2. Set the output profile. Select the location where you want the output file to be saved. Want
to convert WAV file to MP3 or OGG? Please download WAV to MP3/OGG
Converter. (It's FREE) 3. Click the "Start" button. If you
have some other files to convert, click the "Add Task"
button to add new conversion task. Otherwise, click the "Start"
button to start conversion.
1. Add source video files. Click the "Add Task" button on the main window. Click "Convert Video To Pictures" on the "Task Window". Click the "Open" button to add source video file that you want to convert to pictures. The source file could be AVI, WMV/ASF and MPEG. 2. Set the output profile. Set how many pictures to extract from the video in a second. Select the location where you want the output file to be saved. Restrict a video range to extract from by sliding the right and the left arrow, which saves your time. 3. Click
the "Convert Now!" button.
Glossary
A
AVI Audio Video Interleave (AVI) format is the standard Windows format for audio/video data.
B
bandwidth A network's capacity for transferring an amount of data in a given time. bit rate The number of bits transferred per second.
C
codec An abbreviation for compressor/decompressor. Software or hardware used to compress and decompress digital media. compression A process for removing redundant data from a digital media file or stream to reduce its size or the bandwidth used. content Audio, video, images, text, or any other information that is contained in a digital media file or stream.
D
to download To transfer a file over a network in response to a request from the device that receives the data. Downloaded content is kept on the receiving device for playback on demand. In contrast, streamed content is played as it is delivered.
F
frame One of many sequential images that make up video. frame rate The number of video frames displayed per second. Higher frame rates generally produce smoother movement in the picture.
M
MPEG The MPEG standards are an evolving set of standards for video and audio compression and for multimedia delivery developed by the Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG). MPEG-1 was designed for coding progressive video at a transmission rate of about 1.5 million bits per second. It was designed specifically for Video-CD and CD-i media. MPEG-1 audio layer-3 (MP3) has also evolved from early MPEG work. MPEG-2 was designed for coding interlaced images at transmission rates above 4 million bits per second. MPEG-2 is used for digital TV broadcast and DVD. An MPEG-2 player can handle MPEG-1 data as well.
S
source Audio and video content that can be captured and encoded from devices installed on your computer or from a file.
W
Windows Media file A file containing audio, video, or script data that is stored in Windows Media Format. Depending on their content and purpose, Windows Media files use a variety of file name extensions, such as: .wma, .wme, .wms, .wmv, .wmx, .wmz, or .wvx. WMV WMV as
a high-definition format is that it doesn't require a higher-capacity
disc -- all that high-resolution data can be squeezed onto a disc
that could potentially be read by existing DVD players.
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