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Giveaway of the day — Tenorshare Video Converter 5.0
Tenorshare Video Converter 5.0 was available as a giveaway on March 16, 2015!
Tenorshare Video Converter combines video conversion and editing into one well-built application. It allows you to convert video and audio to an optimum format for your computer and mobile devices in an extremely fast speed with no quality loss. You will also get a list of video editing features like Crop, Trim, Add watermark and Add subtitle. With this video converter, you can easily convert video to AVI, MP4, WMV, MKV, 3GP, DVD movies, MP3, HD videos (AVCHD, M2TS, MTS, MOD, etc.), iMovie, iPad, iPhone, PSP, Android phones, Apple TV and more.
Key Features:
- Supports more than 100+ popular video and audio formats;
- Extract audio from video files in a single click;
- Supports 100+ devices and allow you to enjoy videos on iPhone, iPad, Samsung and more;
- Edit videos by trimming, cropping, adding watermark and subtitles etc.;
- Convert video for watching on iMovie, iDVD, and for sharing on YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, etc.;
- Batch video conversion and GPU acceleration assures a 30X faster speed than other converters.
System Requirements:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10 (x32/x64); CPU: 750MHZ or above (1GHZ is recommended); RAM: 512MB or above (1GB is recommended); HDD: 23.2MB and more free space for installation
Publisher:
TenorshareHomepage:
http://www.tenorshare.com/products/video-converter.htmlFile Size:
32.3 MB
Price:
$49.95
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Installed it twice, but it would not run on Windows 8.1.
The default installation directory in Program Files is too generic, being labeled only as "VideoConverter".
With so many video converters out there, a Tenorshare component of the directory name would be helpful.
However, since the program won't run, that is a moot point.
It's on the way to being uninstalled.
Thanks, but no thanks.
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One item in the description that can be false depending upon user settings: the commonly-used video encoding schemes all lose data. Therefore, if the software must re-do the compression scheme, quality loss is a certainty. The only exceptions are some rarely-used "lossless" codecs that result in huge files. (when used upon animation, those lossless codecs result in 30+ Gigabytes for a 1/2 hour video - a saving of 75% over storing the 38,400 "cell" images individually as 24-bit RGB in TIFF files)
Where this loss first becomes visible is in sharp edges - they wind up getting blurred as if out of focus.
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After using Handbrake to crunch Canon camcorder MP4 video for Android and iPhone viewing via Dropbox.
Tenorshare’s ability to easily cut before crunching is appreciated,
but selecting a video for conversion AFTER setting a cut cancels the cut selection.
Most output format options fail to preserve (16x9) aspect ratio.
Handbrake easily supports queuing multiple transcoding tasks;
Tenorshare should add similar support, particularly given how much slower it works (~2x).
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Multiple attempts to extract a video scene which spanned the end of one MP4 file and the beginning of another
resulted in an acceptable join, but truncated several seconds at the end. I suppose that cutting several seconds beyond that
wanted might yield intended results; instead, VLC + Handbrake + My MP4Box GUI work without fiddling.
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This is my first download from GOTD. I missed out on previous video editor offers, so thought I'd give this a try. I was actually looking for a video trimmer. This does have trim functionality, but there doesn't appear to be any way to easily splice a single file into multiple clips and then carry out a single merge. Only way I can think of doing it is to copy the original file several times and then add each to the processing window, carry out a single trim per file copy and then do a convert. Unless anyone else can see an option I'm missing? Most other software providers allow you to create multiple copies of the same file internally.
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Hello, Newbie here... I am looking for a program that can convert the Hi-8 files from a Canon camcorder (attached to the laptop) to a more up-to-date, preservable file format that can be edited, connected, and safely saved. Is this something your product can do, and can my Dell Inspiron N5110 Dual Core, i5, Win 7 64-bit, 500 gig HDD, 6 gig RAM, laptop do the job? Plenty of HDD space available (over 350 gig free). Or am I looking for a different type of software to tackle this type of job; and if so, does anyone have any favorites or brands to recommend? I feel like I am running out of time to get these family home videos converted, and can't afford to pay to have it done for me. Thanks in advance peeps!
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more info please ?
copy info with mediainfo (http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Other-VIDEO-Tools/MediaInfo-Lite.shtml)
my favorite programs: MeGUI, avidemux. sometimes batch file with ffmpeg
my favorite codecs: H.265(or HEVC), H.264(or X264) and VP9(I don't know how to convert to this format).
my favorite containers(as extension):mkv,mp4,ts.
for lossless video cut: avidemux, videoredo tv suite(not free)
for lossless audio extraction: pazera free audio extractor (using ffmpeg), ffcoder (using ffmpeg)
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Hi-8 is an analog video format (with digital audio).
You do not mention the model of Canon camcorder,
but if that camcorder video is already able to be viewed on the laptop,
then some digital conversion is taking place.
If you can find any of those files on the laptop,
then try dragging one to this program.
MP4 with H.265 is very common and should be supported for a long time.
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If you have a DVR -- copy the videos their first -- then transfer to DVD's -- use software to edit the videos, or this one to convert to the format you like. High quality videos take up a lot of harddrive space. so work with one video at a time. I use MoviePlus and Cyberlink Powerdirector 12, and I have 4000 Gigabytes of HDD space in two 2 terabytes hard drives. Remember an hour of analog video will take at least an hour to copy, but once in DVD format you can easily use digital's speed.
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I experienced the same problem with the installation as apparently others in that it appears to install fine but will not run. Or rather it shows up as running in the task manager but that's it. Oddly none of the other video converters that I have encountered on this site have had this issue and my hardware is fully capable of running the heavy weight photo and video programs without a hiccup so I'm at a loss. The MS Visual C++ version on my system is also up to date so that's not the problem. Unfortunately, I don't have the time to continue trying to troubleshoot the issue so I guess I'm going to have to pass trying out the offer today. Thank you Tenorshare for letting folks try out your program and thank you Giveaway of the Day folks for your efforts.
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As MR G use to say, this a saturated market. Didn't see that it converts WTV files. It does MTS's (for those with OTA digital boxes that allow external hard drive recordings. Using WMC and a ATI wonder card to capture OTA tv also but I want to convert them to a format that can be watched on Roku, and the rest of the house, not just from the PC to Xbox.
So, without even testing this package, as I'm sure it works as advertised as per other posts, can you or why can't you add conversions of .WTV files to one of other formats, or did I miss that on your web page?
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I installed today's program under both of my physical partitions Win10 & Win 8.1.2 & had time to test program (as well as one suggested by #5) and they both proved great in ripping to MP4 (that is how I transfer all my movies) & in both partitions I received great results. Both programs today are KEEPERS for me & 2 thumbs up!!
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Installed and registered without problems and opened up to a simple interface.
On adding a file found that the information about it was in the most idiotic and stupid washed out grey text I have ever had the misfortune to see, NOT.
For Gods sake, why present information and then make it impossible to view in the name of fashion!!!!
Trying to make Windows programs as visually attractive as those of Apple is quite difficult and if you are going to attempt to emulate them visually attempt to do it also with functionality, an area where they excel.
Decided to test by putting into an MKV file with a few different formats and it was a total failure, all I got was a grey screen, more success converting to MP4 file.
When selecting where to save or open files you seem to have built their own little file browser which will not accept right clicks in the normal manner, limiting its functionality!
Have used this company's software before with success, however this latest offering is one the most abysmal pieces of software I have seen in a long time. Don't waste your time!
My reason for initially attempting to go to MKV was because of a very useful site that has tools to manipulate this container, in my case interested in subtitles.
A link to the site is below:-
https://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/downloads.html
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The GOTD-program did not work on the normal Win7-64 with enough power/video/mem and codec's etc.
It did work in a virtual Win7-64 with 27Mb video, 4Gb mem and 2 CPU.
No extra codec's, etc.
The only strange thing was a strange output path:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10366431/_GOTD/TenorshareVideoConverter50_20150316/UitvoerPad.png
Maybe that causes a fault. The program took 25% CPU-power.
Maybe adjust a INI-file ?
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It will be only a similar problem; Either look if it isn't the 'Microsoft MSXML Parser'
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Re Comment #3 (program will not run).
Windows 7 Pro SPi 32-bit.
I have the same problem; also tried an install with my AV (Trend Micro) disabled, and running as administrator.
I have 4 versions of Microsoft C++ (2005, 2008, 2010, 2012) installed on my machine, so that is not the problem.
Would appreciate any help.
William W. Geertsema
w.w.geertsema@planet.nl
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Download and installed on Win7/64 without problem.
Initial impression is of clean interface similar to other convertors.
Drag and drop of file to be converted didn't work for me and the file browsing interface isn't that friendly as doesn't list libraries, which is how I like to locate my media files, so have to find files through drive letter. Clicking on the file doesn't appear to immediately import the file to the workspace which is a little disconcerting.
I converted a HD MP4 movie (1.3mb) to .avi at original resolution and normal quality (1.4mb) which took about 10 minutes.
The converted file was very pixelated and I won't be keeping the file and will try again at high quality and hope for a better result.
Don't like the adding of the companies name to the end of the converted file, it means I would have to then manually re-name each file after conversion to remove it. I couldn't see any option to turn this off.
I cannot see any advantages over other converters I already have and with the drag and drop problem and the re-naming issue I will not be keeping todays offering.
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This program look to be good, Only previewing is not working.
For all Multimedia manipulation
Please Go visit this alibaba's cavern: FreeAudioVideo Software
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Thank you for this suggestion & I will try and put others on the right track as well - thanks!
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It's the second video converter I downloaded from GOTD.The UI of Tenorshare is clean and intuitive. I got a shooting video *m2ts from my Canon Vixia HF S21 and converted to MP4 for playback on my PC, the quality is good. Hmmmm,I also like my WinX Video Converter Deluxe V5.5.3 - 4K video converter that grabbed from GOTD, and 83X real time converting speed is hitherto the fastest video converter I've used. So I'll keep both of them, thx GOTD!
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Not sure whats wrong, downloaded fine to my Dell N5050 Windows 8 system, the program will not start up, even after trying to reboot, even right clicking and Run as Administrator it acted like it wants to start but never does :-(
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Hi!
This would be the reason of lack of a needed version of 'Ms. Visual C++'
Verify if it is present by an add/remove program, generally one of this version: v2005, v2008, v2010.
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My fine tuned Win 7 machine has done quite nicely all these years without ‘Ms. Visual C++’. Every other video software downloaded from GOTD has installed correctly. Not this one. After uninstalling I see many files will be deleted on a restart. Why? There is an open file being used. Checking the Task Manager there are 6 instances of Video Converter running in the background. I have never seen this before from video software installations.
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I have the same problem using Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. I wonder Alan; are you using 64 bit too? And thank-you Jub wajub but yes I do have Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 is installed.
Teacher Michael
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This Video Converter has decent features and functionality, on top of conversion tasks you can merge videos together and can perform additional tasks like trimming, crop, add text or picture watermarks as well as subtitles. There are many mobile devices (SONY, htc, etc.) you can export to including PlayStation and X-Box.
What I found annoying is the fact that you need to set the output directory in the video editing window and not in the main window of the interface, which, as I said, is not a deal breaker at all considering what this converter can do.
The conversion itself from my test video was faster than Any MP4 Converter, without quality loss. At $49 it's probably slightly overprized, but still acceptable.
I give this little power tool a thumbs up with my Thanks to GOTD and Tenorshare.
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Installed and registered without problems on a Win 8.1.3 Pro 64 bit system. A clean install, very few registry changes:19.
The same version Tenorshare Video Converter 5.0 was GOTD on September 28, 2014. Here are the old reviews:
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/tenorshare-video-converter-5-0/
A Chinese company with address. "
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I just installed to see, whether this is is exactly the same version and to watch the installation process. It is the same software, the DLL are mostly from November 013, some have changes with the version 5 on July 2014. No need from my side for a new test, read my last comment, if you are interested.
http://i.imgur.com/T4j6kfr.png
I repeat...
"One of the many video converters. If you should not have any up to now, why not take this?
Uninstalled via reboot. I do not collect video converters like stamps."
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