The Allok MPEG4 Converter is the compact solution to your video portability needs. This small and yet powerful converter can transcode almost any video file to fit into the handheld device of your choice (iPod, PSP, PS3, Zune, Xbox 360, and more). And you only need a few minutes. It supports more than twenty different video formats (AVI, DivX, XviD, WMV, MOV and H264 are some of them) and nine audio codecs.
This Allok application comes with an enlarged interface which integrates all the settings needed to perform a wide variety of media conversions, offering you all the options you need without losing any visibility, especially of the preview window. You can now watch any of the source videos before processing them, and it will also help you to intuitively select which fragments of those video files will go into the final MPEG4 file.
The MPEG4/H264 is already integrated in the software, and it will convert almost any video file you may know into a sensibly smaller file of amazing quality that will nicely play in your iPod, Apple TV, Sony PSP and PS3, Zune, Xbox 360, Archos AV400, AV500, AV700 and Gmini402, iRiver PMP-100, Creative Zen Vision, your mobile phone, your palm or PDA, and more. The list of supported source files is no less impressive: DivX, XviD, AVI, WMV, MPG, MPEG, M4V, MP4, FLV, 3GP, ASF, Real Media, RMVB, MOV, MOD, ASK, MKV, OGM, SVCD, VCD and VOB DVD files. On top of this, you can input your MP3, MP2, AAC, AC3, M4A, WMA, OGG, WAV and AMR audio files and transcode them in the format of your choice.
The conversions are really fast and good quality, and you can always batch your transcoding jobs and let Allok MPEG4 Converter work for you. You may want to add individual subtitle files to each or some of the video files. Finally, the level of quality is up to you – set your preferred video and audio quality, resolution, aspect ratio and sampling rate.
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Review summary
Pros
- Preview window
- Settings integrated in main window
Cons
- None
