They are free and yet have a lot to offer…
Zamzar
zamzar is free and all-inclusive(video, music, images, documents) file conversion service. In 4 quick steps you can convert almost anything to anything else; (1)simply enter a file you want to convert by pointing to its location on your local drive or address on the web(ex; youtube video), (2)select output format(eg. PDF, doc, 3GP mobile, iPod, PSP…), (3) enter email address where it should send converted file and (4)convert it.
Special features;
Media-Convert
media-convert also lets you convert all types of files, i.e. video, music, images, docs and archives. It’s also free and supports almost all conceivable file formats. Procedure is pretty much the same; select file, specify output format and let it do the rest. Once it’s done with a file, it will provide you with a link from where it can be downloaded.
Special features;
Mux
mux lets you convert youtube and googlevideo videos to following formats; mpeg-4, Quicktime, iPod(m4v), flash video, windows media, mpeg-1/2, windows avi, 3gb mobile and OGG Theora. It’s not as powerful as above mentioned zamzar or media-convert however it has some handy features that you won’t find with others(see below).
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excellent picks.
I would saved it twice if I could
I think you have missed the video settings of media-convert : when you select a video format for input, an option table appears with a lot of settings (like fps, bitrate, codec, audio rate, etc..)
@charles;
thanks for pointing it out. I have added it
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It is great to see product like this free, I am just wondering how they do it for free and Wy.
I have had to pay for all my softwere, and if you apy for it does that mean that you are getting a better softwere?
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