SUPER Video File Converter (Freeware)

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Do you have a .mov file and want to convert into a .avi file? Or even the other way around? You really want a program that converts any file into any other file, but those kind of programs cost around $30! Don't got the money? Then download SUPER! A video file converter program that can convert any file into any other file that you want for free! It can actually do a lot more than the ones that you buy!

Go to www.erightsoft.com and follow the instructions of the video to download.

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  1. By: Luxordo5
  2. Categories How To, Science & Tech
  3. Views 51,798
  4. Added :21-Aug-07
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  • 5 STAR!!

    Thanks dude!! i'll been scorch around the web looking for software just like this one.. and i can tell you this is the best... it's really help me a lot.. i just starting to use it but...

    is it really have no time limit? how long we can use it...?

    By ahPao 1188275913
    • NO TIME LIMIT!

      It's a total freeware! Not a demo! Didn't you read the SUPER slogan?

      "What SUPER can do for free what other encoders CAN'T do for money."

      I was actually thinking of buying one of those expensive encoders til I found this!

      Repeat what I say: "There is no time limit, it's a total freeware. Go SUPER!"

      By Luxordo5 1188277769
  • Sweet...

    dude, that's pretty kool. I'm sure it will help a lot of ppl. Groovy music, too!

    By ktastic 1187666941
    • Thx

      Thx

      By Luxordo5 1187668309
  • I gotta question

    Ok i dont know much about this site but i know what im trying to do i want to convert some youtube files that i downloaded through real player the files are flv (flash video i think) and this Roxio dvd burner that im using dont except the file so im tryna convert these Flv files to any of these that it accepts asf*wmv*m2s*m2p*mpeg*mov*avi*mpg*mp4*m2ts*tp*ts*trp*dvr* does this site allow me to do that and witch one would be best to convert to for watching on a regular DVD player.. thanx

    By flash4mayor 1223009619
  • Its very good

    i have it 3 months and is awesome.i can converte my videos for mobile and for my iPod

    By LethalJim(:P) 1187786123
  • Hey Thanx dude.........

    really a great one.....
    u shown me at rite time.....

    By dinesh 1906 1187682189
  • Super is Good...however...

    I've been using SUPER since Aug 2006.
    However, the latest version seems to
    be making the output video larger than
    the source vid! Also for Mac users this
    is not the tool; is WinXP and above only
    from the current revision forward. I've
    found another converter I may make a
    video on soon.

    By hypnogoddess 1187689395
    • The output is larger because...

      The output is larger because of the options you chose for the quality. The larger the size and quality you optioned for your video, the more memory it will take up. Same goes with the audio.

      And, it also depends on what format you're converting to. Different formats take different sizes of memory.

      By Luxordo5 1187716727
    • Hmmmm

      Allow me to tell you what I am converting'
      from and to them. I am starting out with
      a 640X480 .wmv at 906kbps, audio 191
      kbps.

      Attempting to go to 320X240 .mp4 at
      128kbps on both audio and video, HQ.
      On all previous versions of SUPER, this
      resulted in a much smaller video than
      the original...perhaps you can tell me
      from this explation what has changed
      in the newest version to cause such a reversal?

      By hypnogoddess 1187770143
    • well...

      of course lots of things changes when something is upgraded... They might've changed how they copy the background imformation (or extra imformation).

      besides, would you rather have a converted file lower than the original or a converted file higher than the original?

      By Luxordo5 1187802207
    • Well...

      Thanks for continuing the discussion, btw.

      When dealing with user-created video
      sites that have filesize limits, I would
      rather have comparable quality in a
      lower filesize of course.

      To suddenly lose the ability to reduce
      a 150 MB video to 75MB or lower
      did not sit well with me. As a result.
      I was forced to move some of my
      videos that I really wanted seen on
      a certain site to another with a lower
      user base.

      Where on the first site these videos
      would have seen well over 2,000 views
      by now, they are languishing with less
      than 500 apiece after three times the
      amount of time it would have taken
      them to receive the 2,000 plus on
      the first site.

      By hypnogoddess 1187807915
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