Everything I edited and converted in Video Converter Ultimate worked perfectly: I encountered no missing key frames, redraw issues, or crashes. If you wish, you can perform freehand crops, rotate, watermark the video, and add subtitling.
It offers a basic trim editor, but it also provides a post-processor that allows you to add effects such as grayscale, negative, or an old-film look.
It also supports outputting video optimized for social sites such as Facebook and YouTube, but the program doesn’t facilitate uploading the video for you.Įditing in Video Converter Ultimate is surprisingly simple. As with other programs of this ilk, you simply select the target playback device, and the software generates the appropriately sized output. (With every other video converter I’ve tried, I’ve had to insert a “nearly” or some other qualifier in that statement.) The program provides handy conversion templates for a host of specific handheld devices, such as iPhones, iPads, Android phones, and even my HTC HD7, which runs Windows Phone 7–a mobile operating system that other packages often ignore. Video Converter Ultimate handled every test video file I possess–including some rarer types such as Real Media and Ogg Theora. It’s more a video toolbox than a simple converter. But it also rips DVDs, records and downloads online video, and even edits and processes video with special effects. Yes, it converts video, and it does so quickly and capably to a multitude of formats. Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate ($66 direct, as of February 1, 2012) is a lot more than its name implies.
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