VideoProc Converter AI - Universal Video Processing Tool Packed with the Most Powerful Video File Converter

• 370+ formats - 4K HEVC and all inputs supported; more output profiles for iPhone, Android, PS4...
• Turbo fast - Fully detects & utilizes GPU acceleration for ultimate conversion speed
• Highest possible quality - Possible to convert with 1:1 video & audio quality
• Comprehensive settings - Custom resolution/FPS/speed/bitrate/quality
• Versatile toolbox - Cut/trim/merge and vivid options to enhance videos
• AI Features - Upscale and enhance videos and images to 4K/8K/smooth quality

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Free Download For macOS 10.13 or later

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Note: AI features are not yet available in the Mac version but will be coming soon.

VideoProc Converter AI - Universal Video File Converter

Video file converters are programs designed to change video formats, re-encode videos, remux videos, convert DVDs, adjust media metadata (FPS, bitrate, sample rate, resolution, audio channels, subtitles, etc.), and enhance videos with toolkits. VideoProc Converter AI is integrated with an easy-to-use universal video file converter. It not only accomplishes all these tasks but also goes beyond.

VideoProc Converter AI is programmed to deliver faster and higher-quality output. Powered by level-3 Hardware Acceleration, hyper-threading, and a high-quality engine, this tool fulfills various conversion tasks. It helps you convert video to video, video to audio, DVD to video, and video to image sequences. There are handy features to compress videos, upscale 1080p to 4K, change frame rate, convert video to GIF, 1:1 remux, force A/V sync, de-interlace old DVDs, switch between VBR/CBR and more.

AI Convert Videos to Smooth 4K at High FPS ^New

Have shaky, stuttering, blurry videos, pixelated photos or files with audio noise? The new AI features can convert videos to 1080p/4K resolution, smoothen video to higher FPS, fix shaky videos, and remove background noise with deep learning algorithms.

Powered with Nvidia/AMD computing and trained on massive datasets, this video file converter can revive and upscale old footage, precious family photos, anime clips, digitized DVDs, and AI art. It represents a seamless integration that significantly elevates video quality within your conversion workflow.

• Convert Resolution • Convert Frame Rate • Stabilize Videos • Noise Suppression

Mainstream and Rare Formats Supported

Have rare video formats at hand? Certain footage won't playback on your iPhone, game consoles, or undergoes importing error for post-editing?

With 370+ codecs in its arsenal, VideoProc Converter AI readily handles popular and weird formats. From H264 to HEVC/H265, MOV, AVI to YouTube, 360 VR 3D to 2D, DVD, ISO, AVCHD to MP4, AAC to MP3, and rare ones including AMV, BIK, DVR-MS, EVO, TIVO, TP, TPR, M2P, M1V, M2V, NSV, RPM, OGV, PSS, PVA, H1V, VP6, VP8, VPX VRO WTV.

47x Real-time Faster with GPU Acceleration

Struggle to process high-res large videos on your old machine? It's time to save the maxed out CPU and invite GPU into the party of intensive computing.

Engineered to take advantage of GPU, VideoProc Converter AI supports level-3 hardware acceleration powered by NVIDIA, Intel and AMD. Shifting loads of work from CPU to GPU, it boosts conversion speed up to 47x real-time faster. Transcoding 4K UHD and large size videos is fast and efficient even if your machine is aging.

Optimized Compression Ratio to Retain Quality

High definition videos are storage hogs, but people seldom want to sacrifice image quality at the expense of smaller file size.

VideoProc Converter AI offers various profiles for different compression needs. You can opt for up to 90% compression ratio without jeopardizing image quality: it retains the highest quality at a given bitrate, and offers the lowest bitrate at a given quality level to reduce file size. Thanks to the leading-edge High Quality Engine, you won't notice significant difference after compression.

How to Change Video File Format

Powered by level-3 GPU acceleration and leading-edge algorithms to fully utilize multi-core processor, VideoProc Converter AI can convert 370+ codecs to 420+ formats/devices.

Futuristic Technologies for Better and Faster Output

• Lossless Auto-copy to remux video [1]: it guarantees the 1:1 quality and fastest repackaging speed.
• Option to toggle 2-pass encoding [2] to use VBR, thus allowing more bitrate/information on complex frame for better image quality.
• Intelligently switch between All-I (intra-frame) and IPB (inter-frame) compression to use the least necessary amount of data for fast compression.

Watch VideoProc Converter AI in Action: Convert MKV to MP4

Intuitive Interface Makes Video Processing Easy & Efficient

All-in-one video processing: Batch convert videos, DVDs, URL to videos. Shove any video to convert. Handy editing tools for rough cut before/after conversion.

Enable Hardware Acceleration: check NVIDIA/Inter/AMD to convert at full speed, with highest possible image quality retained. You can also check Auto Copy to remux without transcoding.

Manageable codec settings to configure more: upscale 1080p to 4K, change frame rate, manage quality for different needs, tweak bitrate sittings.

User-ready presets: You don't need to worry about codec specific configuration. Simply choose from hundreds of profiles for various scenarios, with best output.

Supported File Formats and Specs

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FAQs

[1] Why video file converter matters? People resort to video file converters for various purposes: compressing large files to smaller sizes, changing into a device-specific format for smooth playback, switching containers as per editing software required, extracting only audio tracks, or making GIF out of movies. Simple as it seems, the inherent algorithms and the way to process and convert videos vary from different converters. That's why you might have problem dealing with demanding large 4K HEVC/H265 footage, troubled by glitches and CPU overheating and crashing, get unsightly converted videos with lines and pixilated screens, lose audio track after conversion, etc.

[2] What does a video file converter actually do? Video file converters are computer programs to change the format of one video into another. When you convert mkv to mp4, you are asking the converter to re-encoding the way the original data are formed, and re-package them into another container. Output quality is converter-specific, more intelligent algorithms entail better performance, so that you don't need to sacrifice image quality for smaller size, or encounter video stuttering or frame dropping issues.

[3] What is remux? How to remux MKV? Remuxing repackages media streams without transcoding. You can think of remuxing from MKV to MP4 in this way: your movie is put in a box called MKV, within this box you have video streams, audio streams, subtitles and metadata. What remuxing does is to simply repackage your content with another box called MP4 without transcoding. Show me how to remux MKV to MP4 >>

[4] What is 2-pass encoding? As opposed to 1-pass CBR, 2-pass encoding is another encoding strategy to retain best image quality. The first pass analyzes video data, and second pass utilizes that data to use VBR to better encoding different scenes, i.e. not to waste high bitrate on unnecessary scenes (for instance, lower bitrate for dark scenes and higher for complex ones).

[5] What is a codec? What is a container? Codec is a portmanteau for encoder and decoder, you can consider it as rules of how to encode your media for streaming, storage and transmission, and how to reverse the process to decode the media for playback and editing. Container ensures everything is packaged and portable. You can shove encoded video streams, audio streams, subtitles and metadata into this box.

[6] Can you explain frame rate in plain language? Frame rate can be simply understood as how many consecutive still images you have per unit time, such as frame rate per second (FPS).
Remember those flipbook animations we draw in childhood? When you quickly flip through each page, there is an illusion of motion on the character. The more pages you have, the smoother the motion would be within an identical time.

[7] What is aspect ratio? 16:9 and 4:3 are commonly seen aspect ratios of videos. It describes the ratio of width to height of the frame. If you want to convert 16:9 to 4:3, you need to crop the video, as you cannot stretch the image without distortion.

[8] What is bitrate/VBR/CBR? Bitrate in video processing is the number of bits conveyed per second. As you can imagine, the higher amount of data transferred, the better image quality it would be.
Then why don't we use the highest bitrate for impeccable image? Well, outside a certain range, there is no different to the average human eye. Extra amount of information would be a waste, comparing to the disadvantages: in editing, it requires huge computing power; in streaming, large bandwidth; and the resultant large size video with redundancy data consumes storage space.
VBR stands for variable bitrate. It's a clever move to retain high quality image at optimal size. Imaging you have a 1-min footage shooting dark room, with several scenes containing complex composition. You don't need to use a high CBR (constant bitrate) for the entire footage, instead, you can use high bitrate for complex scenes, and low bit rate for simple frames.