Media Coder is a free software that converts the format of audio and video files. Use it if you have devices which only support a specific type of extension.
The interface may be a little overwhelming at first, especially for rookies, because there are so many featured included here. But advanced users will surely get a kick out of MediaCoder.
You first need to select the source file you wish to convert, whether it's a video or audio track, the format of the output file, additional settings if you want to, and Start Transcoding (or hit F5 on your keyboard).
MediaCoder supports a lot of formats, but not all commonly used ones can be found here, which is a pity.
There are a lot of additional features for each file type. For example, if you want to convert something to XviD format, you can enable high quality mode, greyscale, cartoon, quarter-pixel, or global motion compensation, while a FLAC output file's compression level can be configured.
The time for each file to complete conversion is excellent, and the quality is fairly maintained overall (as much as it can be).
While MediaCoder is busy converting something, CPU and memory resources are minimally consumed.
MediaCoder generally has a lot of functions, and these are usually explored only by expert users. But if you ever feel overwhelmed at some point, you can view the online support forum, or just switch to simple interface mode.
So, if you want an effective software that will convert your multimedia files, MediaCoder comes in handy. Again, too bad it's not compatible with more file extensions. But at least it's free!
The interface may be a little overwhelming at first, especially for rookies, because there are so many featured included here. But advanced users will surely get a kick out of MediaCoder.
You first need to select the source file you wish to convert, whether it's a video or audio track, the format of the output file, additional settings if you want to, and Start Transcoding (or hit F5 on your keyboard).
MediaCoder supports a lot of formats, but not all commonly used ones can be found here, which is a pity.
There are a lot of additional features for each file type. For example, if you want to convert something to XviD format, you can enable high quality mode, greyscale, cartoon, quarter-pixel, or global motion compensation, while a FLAC output file's compression level can be configured.
The time for each file to complete conversion is excellent, and the quality is fairly maintained overall (as much as it can be).
While MediaCoder is busy converting something, CPU and memory resources are minimally consumed.
MediaCoder generally has a lot of functions, and these are usually explored only by expert users. But if you ever feel overwhelmed at some point, you can view the online support forum, or just switch to simple interface mode.
So, if you want an effective software that will convert your multimedia files, MediaCoder comes in handy. Again, too bad it's not compatible with more file extensions. But at least it's free!
MediaCoder description
On video side, MediaCoder can be used as back-end, which will provide support for nearly all known video compression and container formats as well as rich and useful video filtering features (e.g. 3D de-noise, post-processing).
On audio side, MPlayer and Winamp input plugins used as decoders, various encoders integrated, MediaCoder can simply batch transcode among any known audio formats, with tags transferred, file names generated, and even performing audio filtering (e.g. resample, normalize) on the fly.
Here are some key features of "MediaCoder":On audio side, MPlayer and Winamp input plugins used as decoders, various encoders integrated, MediaCoder can simply batch transcode among any known audio formats, with tags transferred, file names generated, and even performing audio filtering (e.g. resample, normalize) on the fly.
Typical applications:
· Improving compression / reducing file size (audio+video -> audio+video)
· e.g. MPG/VOB/AVI/RMVB/MOV/MP4 -> AVI/MKV (Matroska)/MP4 (Xvid/DivX/H.264 + MP3/OGG/AAC)
· Extracting audio track (audio+video -> audio)
· e.g. MPG/VOB/AVI/RMVB/MOV/MP4 -> MP3/OGG/AAC/MPC
· Converting to normal VCD/DVD player ready video files (audio+video -> MPEG)
· e.g. RMVB/MOV -> MPEG 1/2
· Converting from lossless or high-bitrate audio to low-bitrate audio to play with portable DAP (audio -> audio)
· e.g. APE/FLAC/WavPack (+ CUE sheets) -> MP3/AAC/WMA
· Ripping CDs and compressing it on the fly
· e.g. CD tracks-> APE/FLAC/WavPack/MP3/OGG/AAC/WMA/MPC
Supported source formats:
· Audio: MP3, OGG/Vorbis, AAC, MusePack, WMA, RealAudio, FLAC, WavPack, APE/APL, WAV
· Video: AVI (Xvid/DivX/H.264), MPEG1/2/4, QuickTime (mov), WMV/ASF, RealMedia (rmvb), MP4, Matroska (mkv)
· CUE Sheets, CD, VCD, DVD
Supported target audio formats:
· Lossy: MP3, OGG/Vorbis, AAC, AAC+/Parametric Stereo, MusePack, WMA
· Lossless: FLAC, WavPack, Monkey's Audio (APE), WMA Lossless, WAV
Supported target video formats:
· H.264, Xvid, DivX 4/5, MPEG1/2/4, H.263
Supported target container formats:
· AVI, MPEG 1/2, Matroska, MP4
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Removed the prompt for missing DXVA2.dll on system without DirectX 9
· Fixed aspect ratio issue of Intel MSDK encoder
· Updated LAME 3.99.5
· Updated oggenc2.87-1.3.3
Users are advised to pay attention while installing this ad-supported application:
· Includes software that may collect and use certain information obtained in connection with this software installation (Registry Reviver)
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