Have you purchased a 5.1 Surround Sound Speaker system for the Xbox 360 to enjoy your games and movies in the center of action? Currently I have considered doing it. I have loads of HD videos, which are with the extensions of .mkv, .m2ts and whatever. Most of them have embedded 5.1 channels, but the thing is that because of format issues, my console is unable to directly play these files, so I have to do format conversion before watching them. In regard to conversion, my only requirement is keeping 5.1 channels of the source file, fortunately, with Pavtube Video Converter, I did it! Very excited! Share it here. What you will need is only Pavtube Video Converter. You can free download it here. The detailed steps are as below: 1. Click "Add" button to load video files into this program 2. Click the pull down menu of "Format" to select output format for Xbox 360 Follow "Zune/Xbox 360 Device" – "Xbox 360 HD Video (*. Wmv)". By the way, if you wanna combine multiple files into a single file so that there are no intervals while playing, you can tick the ...

ARCHOS 7 impresses us with a variety of excellent features including full web browsing, full email application, Web TV and Web Radio, Widgets application, TV recording, content playback and Web surfing on TV, as well as watching Flash web-videos full screen, playing videos, music, photos, games, and content streaming from your PC. The video experience is great with this 800 pixel-wide resolution and 7" screen. While the technical specifications unveils that neither VOB nor M2TS format are incompatible with the smart phone. So if you want to enjoy DVD and Blu-ray movie clips on ARCHOS 7, you need a Blu-ray/DVD ripper to help you do format conversion. First off, let us have a look at ARCHOS 7 supported files: Video playback: MPEG-4 (ASP@L5 AVI, up to DVD resolution) WMV (MP@ML, up to DVD resolution) including WMV protected files M-JPEG (Motion JPEG Video) in QVGA resolution With optional plug-in (downloadable from your tablet on www.archos.com): HD support: MPEG-4 (ASP 720p) & WMV HD (MP 720p) H.264 up to DVD resolution with AAC MPEG-2 MP@ML up to 10 Mbps (up to DVD resolution) and AC3 stereo sound (5.1) Audio playback: Stereo MP3 decoding @ 30-320 Kbits/s CBR & VBR, WMA, Protected WMA, WMA pro ...

I wanna make an animate music video, but my Windows Movie Maker only accepts a few types of video files, it is bad that my source file MKV is out of the supported range. This is a troublesome problem, I just want to know if there is an easy way to convert my MKV files to AVI so I can import and use them and not have to re-download the entire anime. After searching online and reading some software reviews, and trying out a large number of video converters, I end up with one called Pavtube MKV Converter, which is user friendly, reliable and stable. Best of all, it is able to ensure HD output and audio/video in sync. Share it here, hope this helps. My MKV is in HD quality, so my requirement is keeping HD as well, following is my process of using this MKV Converter to realize my goal. Definitely simple steps: 1. Click "Add" button to import MKV files into this program 2. Click the drop-down list of "Format" to select AVI as output format for Windows Movie Maker To keep HD quality, I selected "AVI HD Video (*.avi)" ...

I have some MKV anime files that I want to play them on my Xbox 360, but every time I try, my console does not work at all. Then a friend of mine told me to convert them to WMV with a video converter called Pavtube MKV Converter, I tried the trial version, and asked their support team what are the best settings for my Xbox 360, they gave my following suggestions: Xbox 360 supports the following for WMV: Video Profiles: WMV7 (WMV1), WMV8 (WMV2), WMV9 (WMV3), VC-1 (WVC1 or WMVA) in simple, main, and advanced up to Level 3 Video Bitrate: 15 Mbps with resolutions of 1920 x 1080 at 30fps. Audio Profiles: WMA7/8, WMA 9 Pro (stereo and 5.1), WMA lossless Audio Max Bitrate: No restrictions. I followed these settings, and the output files actually worked on my console, and the trial version just has Pavtube logo stands in the center of the image. I think it is well worth buying. I would like to share its detailed operating steps here, hope it will be of some help for you guys who are having headaches about this issue. Following is its intuitive UI, and only within ...

Even though it is announced that Corel Ulead DVD MovieFactory 6 Plus software has added AVCHD camcorder support and users can import and edit high definition footage from AVCHD camcorder discs, and convert to standard definition formats, but I still met troubles while importing the HD .m2ts files captured by means of a HD Sony Handycam type HDR-CX11E (PAL), I guess it is not as powerful as it claims. I have to look around for a practical and affordable program to help me out. My only objective is to convert these .m2ts files to .avi files, so that I can edit them with Corel Ulead DVD MovieFactory 6 Plus, and burn them into a SD DVD for playback on the DVD player connected to my TV, as well as computer DVD Player software on computers. Fortunately, I came across Pavtube HD Video Converter, it is easy to use and helpful, I finally successfully converted .m2ts files to .avi format, and the output files are in good quality, without any problems while editing in MovieFactory 6 Plus. It is my pleasure to share this HD Video Converter here. Following is ...

If you have tons of .m2ts streams from your Blu-ray discs, which are copyright protections removed, and want to convert them to other video formats and keep TrueHD audio or DTS-HD Mater Audio of the original files, and then what’s your idea to realize this goal? Actually, I know some of you do not have any idea about this, because it’s not an easy thing to get a program to recognize the two special soundtracks at all. Fortunately, Pavtube Studio has upgraded its MTS/M2TS Converter recently, which has added supportS to both Dolby TrueHD audio and DTS-HD Master Audio, is able to convert M2TS files to whatever formats you need, such as MP4 format supported by iPod, iPhone, PSP, PS3, Apple TV, Gphone, Blackberry, etc., 3GP format supported by most cell phones, FLV format which is suitable for online transferring, MPEG-4 format which is workable for importing to iMovie and Final Cut, and many other video formats like AVI, MPG, MOV, MKV, VOB and so on. The following part will take reserving Dolby TrueHD audio for instance, and will show you how to keep your wanted audio track while ...

JVC, Panasonic, and Canon camcorders users are usually troubled by MOD and TOD files that generated by their JVC camcorders, because the two formats generally can not be directly accepted by most video players or editors. If you want to enjoy these video files on your computer or portable devices, or even do some further editing with video editing software, you have to convert them to some other common video formats previously. This article here will introduce you how to convert MOD files generated camcorders like JVC GZ-MG130, JVC GZ-MG630, Panasonic SDR-S7, Canon FS100, etc. If you are in need, please go ahead with it. Required software: Pavtube MOD Converter Step 1: Download, install and run Pavtube MOD Converter Step 2: Import video files, select output format and specify store path Click "Add" button to load your recorded MOD files to this program, and select whatever formats you need from the drop-down list of "Format". If you want to play on your cell phone, you can select 3GP; to play on iPod or iPhone, you can select MP4; to share online, you can select FLV. Meanwhile, press output folder to specify where ...

About MKV files: Wikipedia gives an explanation of it as: "The Matroska Multimedia Container is an open standard free container format, a file format that can hold an unlimited number of video, audio, picture or subtitle tracks inside a single file. It is intended to serve as a universal format for storing common multimedia content, like movies or TV shows. Matroska is similar in conception to other containers like AVI, MP4 or ASF, but is entirely open in specification, with implementations consisting mostly of open source software. Matroska file types are .MKV for video (with subtitles and audio), .MKA for audio-only files and .MKS for subtitles only. The most common use of .MKV files is to store HD video files." Although MKV files have been one of the most popular video formats, most portable devices, video players, video editors, etc. do not give native supports to them. Therefore, it’s necessary for us to convert this format to many other media formats, so as to play or edit them without trouble. How to convert MKV to other video formats like MP4, FLV, AVI, WMV, 3GP, etc.? Software you need: Pavtube MKV Converter Step ...

Can’t wait sharing the good news to all of you here, an excellent program called Pavtube Blu-ray Video Converter Ultimate has made its debut recently with enhanced and multifunction performance. Pavtube Blu-ray Video Converter Ultimate is more than just an application. It combines three programs in one: a powerful Blu-ray ripper, an amazing DVD ripper, and a versatile video converter. All that and more make it the best DVD and video dealing software I’ve ever seen.  Best of all, it is absolutely cost-efficient; I only spend $65 USD for it, but have three programs together at a time. In addition, it has an easy-to-handle interface, only several simple steps, you can finish ripping or converting your Blu-rays, DVDs or video files to many other media formats, including high definition videos and standard definition videos which are workable on almost all the pop portable devices, like iPod, iPhone, PSP, PS3, BlackBerry, Gphone, etc. or other media players or video editors.  Now I’d like to give a brief introduction to the main operating procedures of Pavtube Blu-ray Video Converter Ultimate. First of all, you can import various sorts of ...

I have often seen people asking questions like I have a Sony HDR-SR5, or some other AVCHD camcorders such as Canon HF11, JVC GZ-HD10, Panasonic HDC-SD5, etc, but I failed to import the video files copied from my camcorder in the format of .mts or .m2ts for playback on my iPod, iPhone, or some other common used mobile players, is there anyone can give me some suggestions? Question like this seems endless, for there are always people keeping asking these similar questions without an end. This time when I read this question, I couldn’t stop myself giving you people a solution. Firstly I should tell you that most portable devices can not read .mts or .m2ts files directly, if you want to play them on your mobile devices like iPod, iPhone, etc. without trouble, you have to convert them into their acceptable format like MP4 previously. This article aims to tell you how to convert MTS or M2TS to iPod, iPhone, etc. compatible formats with Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac. If you are an above question asker, please read on the following step-by-step guide at will. 1. Install and run ...