Get ready to convert all your favorite videos to the files and formats you prefer to use with “TopTenREVIEWS Gold Award” winning video converter software, AVS Video Converter. AVS Video Converter is a powerhouse video converter that simplifies the conversion process without compromising features or flexibility. AVS Video Converter is one of the most versatile converters we reviewed accepting all common formats, and many uncommon formats. It also includes its own built-in DVD burner.
AVS Video Converter utilizes a simplistic, yet, functional interface that takes all difficulty and guess work out of the converting process. Simply select your desired format from the displayed toolbar and you are on your way. This software is designed with the novice user in mind. Perhaps one of our favorite features is AVS Video Converter already has specified settings for many popular portable media players like iPod, PSP, Creative and more.
The only thing keeping AVS from receiving a perfect score across the board is the difficulties we had locating the help files and the minor inconsistencies we faced while converting Flash files.
AVS Video Converter is offered in two pricing options. You can purchase AVS Video Converter for $59 with free updates for one year.
AVS Video Converter is one of the most versatile video converter programs we evaluated. It was able to handle just about anything we threw at it. AVS Video Converter’s comprehensive list of supported input files including WMV (Windows Media Video), AVI, MPEG 1 and 2, MOV (QuickTime), RM (RealMedia), MP4 (iPod and PSP), DVD and more.
We really liked that we could rip and convert files directly from a DVD or minidisc. Unlike most software, AVS suggest using the IFO files instead of the VOB files because they contain more information and make for a better conversion. We did not encounter any problems when converting the IFO files.
We found that AVS Video Converter also supports most popular HD formats including AVCHD, MPEG-2 HD and WMV HD. Few affordable video converters have updated to include high definition support.
The only files we were unable to convert consistently was FLV files downloaded from YouTube. The AVS Video Converter would only convert the video, not audio.
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