This software can easily convert any QuickTime movie from one format to another, providing users with the flexibility to use various types of media according to their needs without any hassle.
USBVision Exporter is a powerful tool that allows you to convert any QuickTime movie between two different formats. This functionality is particularly useful for those looking to convert movies to iMovie's native DV Stream format, as well as into iTunes and the video iPod's native H.264 and MPEG-4 format.
One of the biggest benefits of using USBVision Exporter is that it can convert proprietary formats that will only play on machines with proprietary decompressors installed, into standard formats that will play on any machine. This means that you can seamlessly share your movies with a much wider audience.
In addition to its standard conversion abilities, some USBVision devices come equipped with additional hardware features. For example, audio inputs are supported, although the audio capability of these devices is limited. There are still cases where this feature can be useful, such as during web broadcasts where quality isn't an issue.
Snapshot buttons are also supported, allowing you to easily capture the next video frame and save it to disk. Plus, certain devices even have TV tuners, although unfortunately, these aren't currently supported. However, s-video inputs are fully supported.
Finally, USBVision Exporter can even help you rectify aspect ratios in some movies that may have been incorrectly saved. In summary, if you're looking for a flexible and versatile software solution for converting QuickTime movies between different formats, USBVision Exporter is definitely a great tool to consider.
One of the biggest benefits of using USBVision Exporter is that it can convert proprietary formats that will only play on machines with proprietary decompressors installed, into standard formats that will play on any machine. This means that you can seamlessly share your movies with a much wider audience.
In addition to its standard conversion abilities, some USBVision devices come equipped with additional hardware features. For example, audio inputs are supported, although the audio capability of these devices is limited. There are still cases where this feature can be useful, such as during web broadcasts where quality isn't an issue.
Snapshot buttons are also supported, allowing you to easily capture the next video frame and save it to disk. Plus, certain devices even have TV tuners, although unfortunately, these aren't currently supported. However, s-video inputs are fully supported.
Finally, USBVision Exporter can even help you rectify aspect ratios in some movies that may have been incorrectly saved. In summary, if you're looking for a flexible and versatile software solution for converting QuickTime movies between different formats, USBVision Exporter is definitely a great tool to consider.
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