iDealshare VideoGo is more-or-less you standard ffmpeg-based video converter. It does allow granular settings for the x264 [AVC/H.264] & x265 [H.265] encoders included in ffmpeg, the default being SuperFast -- slower settings equal more quality. It seems to have rudimentary Nvidia CUDA support, but nothing I could see regarding Intel Quick Sync or AMD. In a short test encode to AVC it utilized all 16 cores of the CPU at near 100%, which is good, though clock speeds never reached the max.

Unless there's a bug in whatever app, these ffmpeg-based converters should all give you pretty much the same quality when using the same encoder settings. That's why the granular settings for the excellent x264 & x265 encoders are important -- a few converters use presets with speed a top priority, to the extent that quality is sacrificed.

The x264 & x265 encoders offer very little in the way of GPU assisted encoding -- the GPU gets to help a little, but enabling it, when the converter allows it, can actually slow things down, depending on your hardware. GPU-only encoding always loses quality, though you can get sometimes huge speed increases. Only very few of these converters that have been on GOTD offer GPU-only encoding, and then with limited settings -- if that's what you're after there are several free converters like A's or Handbrake.

iDealshare VideoGo adds the program's folder plus a folder in Users\ [UserName]\ AppData\ Roaming. I recorded 177 new registry entries in my Win7 32-bit VM, with HKCU & HKLM keys for the app itself, a key for uninstall, and a Trolltech key [mostly cache entries] because of the QT code used by the app.

mike  –  4 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+26)

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I am just an occasional user wanting to tidy up a few mobile phone videos so do not want complex conversion functions or to be involved with codex stuff etc.
This suited me well. I thought it was very nice on windows 10.
Easy to get and install.
Easy and intuitive to use.
Had almost every edit feature I would want and very straight forward conversion to many formats.
Definitely a keeper.
Thank you for the free lifetime licence.

Suggestion for next upgrade is an effect that brightens shadows and reduces highlights in proportion to their intensity; as you get on many photo apps. Many of my videos end up with a dark foreground and very bright sky which I would like to easily rectify.

David M  –  4 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+25)

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Hello,

Really cool app but lacks a way to get a setting on larger fonts for readability instead of a little cramped interface.

And if there is a checkbox to validate a possible Nvida GPU accelerator, no checkbox for the Intel accelerator that other video encoders offer.

thank you very much

Spontz  –  4 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (-1)

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Spontz, Please try the following setting to fix the little cramped interface issue: In Windows 10
Find the videoconverter.exe file in: C:/program files (x86)/iDealshare/VideoGo

Right click that file and select properties from the drop down menu.

Select the compatabilty tab

Select Change high DPI Settings button

put a tick the Use this setting to fix..... box AND also a tick the Overide high DPI scaling box

Select I open this program from the first drop down menu

AND also select System from the second drop down menu.

Close the compatabity window by selecting OK and close the properties tab by selecting Apply

Spontz, Please try the following setting to fix the little cramped interface issue: In Windows 10 Find the videoconverter.exe file in: C:/program files (x86)/iDealshare/VideoGo Right click that file and select properties from the drop down menu. Select the compatabilty tab Select Change high DPI Settings button put a tick the Use this setting to fix..... box AND also a tick the Overide high DPI scaling box Select I open this program from the first drop down menu AND also select System from the second drop down menu. Close the compatabity window by selecting OK and close the properties tab by selecting Apply
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Harney  –  4 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+19)

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Installed and registered no problem. I really wanted to test the video compression, so I loaded up a video and pick a profile to reduce 1.52gig down to 910mb, hit the arrow to start and failed. uninstalled!

Mike  –  4 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+12)

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Tried different files, different formats, all failed. No reason, just says failed and no log file to check why they failed.

Tried different files, different formats, all failed. No reason, just says failed and no log file to check why they failed.
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Mike  –  4 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+13)

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Initially I thought that this was going to be a run of the mill offering that was as average or below par as so many that we see.

But on closer inspection, it seems rather good, at least from an Intel GPU perspective.

Whilst the only visible GPU acceleration option is for Nvidia (No AMD), the actual conversion times would indicate that there is proper Intel GPU support.

The conversion settings has a simple and an advanced pane and the advanced settings has a vast array of fields that allow you to fine tune your conversions, way, way more than I have seen before.

A couple of the options have drop down boxes that indicate a very limited range of options but you can enter in numbers manually to get it just to your liking.

I've not looked at the editing options in detail, so cannot comment on this aspect but initial impressions of the converter are very good indeed, both from the choices and better still from the speed, which beats anything that I have come across so far.

So early on, the thumbs are up.

Bill Feeman  –  4 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+13)

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