Total Movie Converter Video And Benefits

Quick answer: To convert video with Total Movie Converter, install it, add your video files, choose an output format (AVI, MPG, WMV, MPEG, or FLV), optionally combine clips, rotate, resize, or raise the volume, then click Start. Batch mode processes the whole list at once while preserving quality, offline and with command-line support.

Why Should You Try Total Movie Converter

Converts almost all video files
Output formats include AVI, MPG, WMV, MPEG, FLV.
Supports batch mode to save your time
A new option of increasing sound volume
Preserves file quality
Combines several videos into one
Rotates video files
Resizes videos to make them smaller
A year of free upgrades
Great graphical interface + command line support

FAQ: Total Movie Converter Tutorial

What video formats does Total Movie Converter support?

Input: AVI, FLV, MKV, M2TS, MOV, VOB, SWF, MPEG, MPEG4, AVS, ASF, WMV, 3GP, MOD, DivX, XviD, and more. Output: AVI, MP4, MPG, WMV, MPEG, FLV plus device presets.

How do I convert a video file?

Select your video files in the file browser, click the desired output format, adjust settings if needed, and press Start. The converted files are saved to your chosen destination folder.

Can I convert videos for mobile devices?

Yes. Total Movie Converter includes device presets for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Archos, Xbox, and other popular devices. Select the preset and the correct resolution, codec, and bitrate are applied automatically.

Can I rotate or resize videos during conversion?

Yes. The conversion wizard includes options to rotate (90/180/270 degrees), resize to custom dimensions, cut segments, and combine multiple videos into one file.

How do I convert YouTube videos?

Enter the YouTube or Vimeo URL directly in Total Movie Converter. The program downloads and converts the video to your chosen format in one step.

Is batch conversion supported?

Yes. Select multiple files or entire folders and convert them all at once. Each file is processed with the same settings and saved to the output folder.