Audials Movie

Audials Movie is a high-performing application and video converter that works smoothly, has a sleek-looking GUI, and offers a wide variety of features and options for recording video streams from popular providers such as Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Video, or Hulu.

Installing the program does not impose any difficulty. When starting it for the first time, the tool is optimally configured. Audials Movie is always up for the task and executes queued requests fast — whether you need it for recording video or audio content, for downloading online media resources, or for previewing and converting video and audio (individually or in bulk, with audio extracted separately or not).

One can create separate libraries and organize their video and audio content in dedicated groups and subcategories. For example, you can separate your materials into sections for video streaming (from video streaming services), podcasts, TV (movies, series, or shows), or video portals (such as YouTube, Dailymotion, Vimeo, and others).

Audials Movie offers a lot of options for handling your videos and audios in the most comfortable and optimal way possible. The app has all the needed built-in features for allowing you to play and convert your movies, podcasts, audios, and other videos in different formats. It supports a wide variety of formats such as AVI, AAC, OGG, MP3, MP4, 3GP, WAV, CAF, AU, AIFF, FLAC, 4K, and others. Plus, you can choose your output quality and adjust the bitrate.

You can even copy DVDs/CDs and import or export individual items, multiple playlists, and collections. Selectively, you can split the audio from video, separately save the videos' thumbnails, add and edit the tags of any piece, normalize the audio components by adjusting the decibels, or burn your files to a CD/DVD.

All things considered, Audials Movie is a truly impressive tool that enables access to a complex multimedia management system. It has plenty of features and customization options to facilitate the download, conversion, playback, and recording of all your favorite movies, shows, documentaries, concerts, or podcasts.