Got it for FREE elsewhere last December....and I can ensure you that this tool is one of the BEST Video Converter I have ever used.
If you want to add subtitles on your videos you don't need any external app bcs everything is provided by this GEM.
Can also be used as Video downloader without any hassle.

3 THUMBS UP from me!

BEST FREE ALTERNATIVES

* Any Video Converter (My personal First Choice for the plethora of features provided)

Very handy FREE Video Converter tool, supporting all major video formats and portable devices out there, with the ability to convert HD videos even from your HD camcorder and camera at very high speed (supports NVIDIA CUDA GPU acceleration).
Can also extract audio from videos or take take snapshot from videos and, unlike similar FREE/PAID tools out there, it's even able to create HTML5 videos with embedded code suitable for your own website.
Its built-in YouTube video downloader & converter enabling you to download and convert your favorite videos not only from YouTube but also from other sites like Veoh, Facebook, MetaCafe, Vimeo, Howcast, LiveLeak, Vevo, MTV and Google Video, allowing you to specify the output quality level (standard quality, high quality and high definition).
Users are given the power to merge multiple video clips into one or cut multiple segments inside a video, add artistic effects or watermarks to their video, and even add their own subtitles to the output video letting them set its position, size and font (==> http://www.any-video-converter.com/add-srt-subtitle-to-output-video.php).
And if you are eager to watch your converted/edited video on TV, you don't need any external burning app for that since this tool can also burn any videos of yours into multiple playable DVD formats with ease (you can even choose DVD video PAL Movie according to your TV system and/or AVCHD DVD 720/1080P Movie according to your DVD Player).

Just pay attention while installing it since it's actually an AD supported app.

http://www.any-video-converter.com/products/for_video_free

See also:
http://www.videotovideo.org
http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/Multimedia/Video/Portable-XMedia-Recode.shtml
http://gromada.com/video_converter

To automatically calibrate your video capture cards for optimal brightness, contrast and color, reducing the noise from analog sources as well if necessary, in order to create high quality video output:

http://www.dscaler.net/dscaler4.htm

Then to organize your video collection like a PRO, just use the excellent freeware "Vee-Hive", which helps you sort and retrieve any video content you may have across multiple storage devices with ease.

http://www.veehive.x10.mx

Enjoy!!

My $49.95 for today's giveaway.

Giovanni  –  10 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+159)

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Firstly, we appreciate GOTD giving us the opportunity to join the New Year Rerun.
Wow, it has been over one year since we gave away WinX HD Video Converter Deluxe on GOTD last time. In the past months, a lot of improvements have been made on this software. http://www.winxdvd.com/hd-video-converter-deluxe/

Below are the steps to get its full version:
1. Download the Zip package from GOTD.
2. Unzip the package to get the Setup.exe.
3. Visit http://www.winxdvd.com/giveaway/gotd.htm, click “Get License Code” button and you will see the code.
4. Use the code to register the software.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact support AT winxdvd.com for help!
Thank you for your attention!
Digiarty Software, Inc.

Digiarty Software Support  –  10 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+114)

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Installed and registered on a Win 8.1 64 bit system without problems.

A little bit stylish interface, easy to find and change presets for a lot of devices.

Well, the marketing department claims :

"With brand-new kernel, it enables you to convert any videos with 32x faster real time converting speed and highest possible quality."

Wow, that sound great. I tested this and another one of the many video converters, which showed up on GAOAT.

- A 1.2 GB .wmv video (res 1280x720) to a 619 MB .mp4 (res 720x480) file in min 11:54. The Aiseesoft Total Video Converter Platinum (GOAT Sep. 2013) finished the same task in 7:35.

It took most of the cpu time, mainly on kernel 1. The result is the same quality level, like the Aiseesoft. But : how do they claim, that this is now 32x faster... exactly 32 times, not about 30 times or less than 34 times...

I tried the option to add photos. I cannot choose single photos, I have to choose a directory. Okay, I took one with 50 images. Could not see the result, because of "abnormal termination, error code: -1".

I tried to find out, what this means. No result.

Uninstalled.

Karl  –  10 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+83)

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When you go to the page for your registration code it may not be apparent to older eyes that it is there because of the colour scheme, but it is there in the lower part of the box.

A pretty usable but clunky looking interface, on a quick test on a 1.5 gig AVI file to an H264 HD video, it allowed me to keep original resolutions a useful option.
Having said that it did hammer all my CPU’s four cores even though I have a graphics card and at medium quality it estimated it would take around 50 mins to convert.
If you stop the conversion early it leaves the part video intact on your drive, personally I like this as it allows you to do a quick check of what the conversion will look like.

I was not able to stop it checking for updates as this part was greyed out under the options menu.

An easy to use video converter, but as with most software offered recently a pretty hefty pricetag.

XP-Man  –  10 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+52)

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It's an "interesting" program.

I have version 3.10.3 from months ago & now 5.0.2.
I must say that I prefer the layout of 3.10.3 better than this latest version.... BUT.... a 567MB MP4 file ended up as a 1.16GB AVI when converted with 3.10.3 ... but only 719MB when converted by 5.0.2 version.

I have NOT tried the "quality" of the converted video files - but have always been more than satisfied with the 3.10.3 version.

I'll just have to see if the newer version is "better" !

Hmmm! I've just taken a look at "side by side" views of the startup screens on my 'puter and it DOES appear that the older version has more adjustments immediately available and therefore more amenable to cater for various outputs when needed.

I have acquired several conversion programs here, and have only on very rare occasions had to select a different program when 3.10.3 failed to finish.

I think that I'm unlikely to be enticed to use 5.0.2 version, but if you don't have the earlier version, this one will probably do for most people.

Y.M.M.V.

Lok Man Loong  –  10 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+46)

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