Ashampoo Video Converter

Converting your videos should be an easy task, considering the assortment of applications out there dedicated to this sole purpose. One of the alternatives you can give a try to is Ashampoo Video Converter.

The purpose of Ashampoo Video Converter is to provide a simple means of converting video content in batch mode, to obtain a format that is compatible with a particular device without having to compromise on quality.

As it is supposed to be a simple video converter, the application displays a one-window interface with all the options at your disposal. It allows you to add as many videos as you like in some of the most popular formats, including AVI, FLV, .H263, Matroska, MP4, 3GP, MPG, TS, MOV, M4V, and the list does not end here.

Each video is displayed in a panel that reveals its title, duration, resolution, and size. If you look carefully, there is a small button that enables you to open a video using the integrated editor. Here, you can adjust some of the parameters of the video, namely brightness, contrast, gamma, sharpness, and saturation. You can rotate or flip the image. For your convenience and faster processing, the application makes it possible for you to apply the settings to all the videos in your collection.

The right panel is dedicated to the output type and the quality settings. Ashampoo Video Converter features a plethora of output formats, starting with some of the most common video and audio file types, continuing with device-specific formats for different phone models and game consoles, and ending with formats that are optimized for online uploading to video hosting websites.

Not only that you can convert a video and extract audio content, but you can also merge all the videos in your queue into a single file. And if you have a large number of videos to process, the task might take long. Fortunately, Ashampoo Video Converter enables you to schedule computer shutdown after conversion.

The array of supported file types shows the versatility of Ashampoo Video Converter, allowing it to fit the needs and requirements of various users. There is no need for you to know the formats that can play well on your devices, as Ashampoo Video Converter has them all organized.

As a suggestion, it would probably be a good idea to have additional computer shutdown options, and editor presets, so as to apply a parameter configuration to some of the videos, not necessarily all of them.