Contents Adding and Converting Videos......... 3 Adding Files to the Input Video List.......

3 Convert One or More Videos to a Different Format..... 3 Viewing Video Details.......... 6 Saving Detailed Settings.......... 7 Viewing the Conversion Log......... 8 Stopping Video Conversion......... 9 Removing Files From the Input Video List......

10 Previewing Videos.......... 11 Adjusting Video Output Volume........ 12 Taking Snapshots........... 13 Clipping Videos........... 14 Setting the ACDSee Video Converter Options......

15 Changing the ACDSee Video Converter Skin...... 18 Burning a DVD Disc..........

19 Creating an ISO........... 20 Ripping a DVD........... 21 Uploading Your Videos to YouTube®.......

22 Supported Formats and Devices........ 23 -1- ACDSee Video Converter is a simple-to-use HD video converter that can convert video files between most popular media formats at high quality and speed.

Its smart video aspect ratio algorithm helps you get rid of distracting black borders and make full use of your mobile media player screen. You can also use it to extract your favorite MP3 audio from downloaded video files. Set and Forget Designed to be used with your mobile media player, ACDSee Video Converter lets you create a todo list of videos to convert, and set the program to shut down after conversion is completed, or pause/re-start the conversion at your convenience. Convert Videos and Audio Among All Popular File Formats Convert between all kinds of video and audio formats, including AVI, MP4, MKV, FLV, 3GP, 3G2, WMV, MOV, VOB, MPG, PSP, M4V, VCD, DVD, ARM, ASF, AVS, SWF, MPEG, MTV, OGG, H261, H263, H264, MP3 and more. See a complete list of supported formats and devices.

-2- Adding and Converting Videos You can queue a list of files to be converted to a number of different file types to be played on a variety of devices. Adding Files to the Input Video List You can add files to the Input Video List in preparation for conversion. To Add Files: 1. Click the Add Video button.

To add a folder, select Add Folder from the drop-down menu. Select one or more files from the Add Video Files dialog box. Use CTRL + click to select multiple files. Convert One or More Videos to a Different Format After you have added your files to the Input Video List, you can convert them to a wide variety of formats. To Convert Videos: 1. Select the video you would like to convert.

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If you would like to select multiple files, do one of the following:  Drag your cursor over the files.  Press CTRL while clicking the specific files you want. Your files display an icon of their current format. Ex.) Click this icon to open the Choose Format dialog box. Configure your format settings as described in the table below.

Choose Format Dialog Box Output Type Select the output type you would like to convert your files to from the dropdown menu according to the device you would like to play your video on. Output Format Select the specific device from the drop-down menu of options available for the output type you selected. Next, select from the drop-down menu of parameters for that device. Format Details This section displays the format details of the output you have selected, including:  Video Frame Size  Video Bitrate  Video Codec  Audio Codec  File Format This section also includes the button. Click the Detailed Settings button and configure the options as described in the Detailed Settings Dialog Box table below. Split Split By If you would like to split your video, check the Split By checkbox and select whether you would like to split your video by:  Size (in MB) or  Time (in minutes) Apply to all Check this box to apply the above settings to all of the files in the Input Video List. Once a new Output Type has been selected, the button becomes enabled.

Click the Detailed Settings button to alter additional video and audio parameters. Changes made within the Detailed Settings dialog can be saved as a User-Defined Profile.

Detailed Settings Dialog Box Format Video Parameters Codec Video codec specifies the type of video data compression you would like ACDSee Video Converter to use. Size Select the video image size. Bitrate Select the bitrate to determine how much data will go to the screen per second on playback. A higher bitrate allows for a higher quality -4- picture, however, it also increases the file size. Audio Parameters Frame Rate Select the frame rate to determine how quickly the picture refreshes. Codec Codec specifies the type of audio data compression you would like ACDSee Video Converter to use. Sample Sampling describes the data rate of a sound recording.

A higher sample rate allows for higher quality sound, however it also increases the file size. Channel From the drop-down menu, select 1 to have the same sound come out of the left and right speakers, or, 2, to have different sound come out of the left speaker versus the right. Bitrate Select the bitrate to determine how much audio data will go to the speakers per second on playback. A higher bitrate allows for a higher quality sound, however, it also increases the file size. Click OK to close the Detailed Settings dialog box.

Click OK to close the Choose Format dialog box. To specify further conversion and completion settings, such as setting where your completed files should be placed, see Setting the ACDSee Video Converter Options. Click the Convert button to begin the conversion. Once converted, you can locate the output video by right-clicking the file and selecting Locate Output Video.

ACDSee Video Converter converts all files in the Input Video List. If you have converted a file and then add another file to convert, remove the previously converted file from the list, unless you would like to convert it to another format. -5- Viewing Video Details To View the Details of an Added Video File:  Right-click the file in the Input Video list and select the Details option. The details of the Input and Output video are displayed. -6- Saving Detailed Settings Changes made within the Detailed Settings dialog can be saved as a User Defined profile. To Save the Detailed Settings as a User Defined Profile: 1. Solidworks Download Free Full For Mac. Click the Detailed Settings button (if enabled).

Modify the settings. In the confirmation dialog that appears, click OK. Enter the name for the profile and click OK. To Select Your Saved Detailed Settings: 1. From the Main window, click the Choose Format button. Click the Output Type drop-down arrow and select the User Defined option. -7- Viewing the Conversion Log After a file is converted, a log of the conversion details is generated.

You can view the information and click the OK button to close the window. You can view the conversion log at any time. To View the Conversion Log:  From the Main window, click Tools and select Conversion Log. -8- Stopping Video Conversion While the file is converting, a progress spinner is displayed around the Convert button, as seen below. To Cancel the Conversion:  Click the Stop button, found to the right of the Convert button: You can then choose to convert your file to another format, or remove it from the list and add another video file.

Right-click a file to view the context-menu. -9- Removing Files From the Input Video List You can remove files that have been added to the Input Video list. To Remove Files, Do One of the Following:  Select one or more files and click the Remove button.  Right-click the file and select the Remove option. - 10 - Previewing Videos This feature allows you to preview the selected video.

To Preview Your Videos: 1. Select the video file you want to preview from the Input Video List. In the Previewer pane to the right side of the Main window, use the following buttons to play and control your video: Play the video. Pause the video. Stop the video. Return to the previous video in the Input Video List.

Advance to the next video in the Input Video List. - 11 - Adjusting Video Output Volume This feature allows you to adjust the volume of your video files before converting them.

To Adjust Audio Track Volume: 1. Select the file you would like to adjust the output volume of in the Input Video List. Click on the Volume tab. Adjust the volume slider to the desired volume. Play your video in the Previewer to check that the volume level is appropriate. Click the Convert button to begin the conversion.

- 12 - Taking Snapshots This feature allows you to take screen captures of your videos. To Create a Snapshot, Do One of the Following:  Click on the snapshot button in the Previewer controls.  Click on the drop-down arrow of the snapshot button select Snapshot. In the Previewer controls, then To Locate Your Snapshots: To locate your snapshots, you must open the snapshot folder. Click on the drop-down arrow of the snapshot button.

Select Open Snapshot Folder. To Change the Snapshot Format: 1. Click on the drop-down arrow of the snapshot button. Click Snapshot Format and choose a format. - 13 - Clipping Videos This feature allows you to clip out segments you want from the source video file.

You can then convert or perform any other action with that clipped segment. To Clip a Video 1. Select the file you want to clip in the Input Video List. Check the Select clip to convert box on the Clip tab of the Previewer pane. Slide and to cover the segment of the video you want to convert.

Click the Convert button to begin the conversion. - 14 - Setting the ACDSee Video Converter Options Settings include options you can configure to customize and automate ACDSee Video Converter's functionality.

After making changes, you have the option of returning to the original default settings. To View the Options and Make Changes:  From the Main window, click Tools Options.

You can view and change the settings as described in the table below. To Save Changes and Close the Options Window:  Click OK. To Close the Options Window Without Saving Changes:  Click Cancel.

To Return to the Original Default Settings:  Click Reset. The Options Dialog Box General Tab These settings affect the basic operations of ACDSee Video Converter. Application Behavior Automatically check for updates.

ACDSee Video Converter will automatically ensure that you are running the latest version. On exit, prompt if still ACDSee Video Converter will warn you if executing. You are trying to close the application while an action is still being performed, such as burning a DVD or converting a video. Conversion Tab Show on startup.

This displays the Getting Started instructions in the Main Window each time you open the application. Prompt when removing tasks. When you remove files from the Input Video List, ACDSee Video Converter double checks that you want to continue this action. Prompt when adding unsupported files. ACDSee Video Converter will notify you when you are trying to add files to the Input Video List that are not supported by the program. This tab includes options for converting your videos. - 15 - Video Aspect Ratio Aspect ratio is the ratio of the width of the video to its height.

Keep input video aspect ratio. 4cd Battle Dune Emperor Iso File more. When trying to convert a file with an inconsistent input video and output video size, ACDSee Video Converter will maintain the aspect ratio of the video zoom. In other words, the picture will not be stretched or cropped. Pad extra spaces around input video to fit output video aspect ratio. When the input video and output video size are inconsistent, ACDSee Video Converter will fill the empty areas around the picture.

Automatically clip the edges of the input video to fit output video aspect ratio. ACDSee Video Converter will clip the picture to fit the screen when the input video and output video size are inconsistent.

Executing when CPU is normal. ACDSee Video Converter will run your conversion tasks when your computer is in normal operation mode. This may have a negative impact on how fast other programs run at the same time. Executing when CPU is idle.

ACDSee Video Converter will run your conversion tasks when your computer is idle. This will ensure that the conversion process will not have a negative impact on how fast other programs run. CPU Number of Tasks Completion Tab You can select up to three concurrent conversion tasks. These settings define how the program responds after conversion is complete. Conversion Completion Settings Output Directory You can select the location where you would like the converted files to be placed. Show notification for.

Seconds when all tasks are completed. Select how long you would like to receive notification for once your conversion tasks have been completed. When a task is completed.

Select a sound to be played as notification once your conversion tasks have been completed. Close ACDSee Video Converter after completing all tasks. Check this option to have ACDSee Video Converter close when all conversion tasks have been completed. - 16 - - 17 - Changing the ACDSee Video Converter Skin You can change the look of ACDSee Video Converter by choosing between various skins.

To Change Skins: 1. Select the Skin drop-down from the Main toolbar. Choose a skin from the drop-down list. - 18 - Burning a DVD Disc You can burn your video files onto DVD to watch on your TV or computer.

To Burn Your Video to DVD: 1. Insert a blank DVD into your disc drive. Your operating system may prompt you about what action you would like to take with your blank DVD. Close these dialogs.

In ACDSee Video Converter, Click the DVD Operations icon and select Burn DVD Disc from the drop-down menu. The Burning Disc dialog box will open. Configure the settings as described in the table below. Press the Convert button to begin the burning process. Burning Disc Dialog Box Drive Info DVD Title Type a name for your DVD. Drive drop-down menu Select the drive where your blank DVD is located.

File Path Browse to find the video you would like to burn. Television Television System Choose the Television System settings,  NTSC or  PAL to set the video standard for your DVD based on your region. Video Scale Choose between a  4:3 or  16:9 width to height ratio, depending on the size of the screen your DVD will be played on.

Disc Type  Set DVD5 (4500MB) for a single-sided disc.  Set DVD9 (8500MB) for a double-sided disc. - 19 - Creating an ISO You can create a packaged ISO file. To Create an ISO: 1. In ACDSee Video Converter, click the DVD Operations icon and select Burn DVD ISO from the drop-down menu. The Burning ISO dialog box will open.

Configure the settings as described below. Press the Convert button to begin creating.

Burn ISO Dialog Box ISO Name File Name Press the Browse button, select the location you would like to put the packaged ISO file and enter a name for the file in the field. Video Files File Name ISO Format Browse and select the video files you would like to package. Specify the ISO file package type. ISO9660 This is the original file system for CD data discs and is recognized on most operating systems. Choose:  Level 1  Level 2 Level 1 offers the most interoperability, but requires file names that are upper case and limited to eight characters with a three-character extension, similar to a DOS file name, but only alpha, numeric and underscore may be used.

Level 2 supports longer, more unique file names, but may not be supported on every drive. Another disadvantage is that files may only be stored in a directory structure no more than eight levels deep.

ISO9660 + Joliet UNICODE name extension This file system acts the same way as ISO9660, but does not have the same restrictions on file names. This file system allows for a file name up to 64 characters long and can include non-Roman characters. It also supports a deeper directory structure.

This format should be selected if there may be any concern about compatibility on the devices the disc will be used with. UDF The preferred disk format, UDF (Universal Disk Format) allows an operating system to read, write and modify data stored on optical media created by a separate operating system. - 20 - Ripping a DVD You can extract the files contained on a DVD. To Rip a DVD: 1. Insert the disc you would like copied to your computer.

In ACDSee Video Converter, select the DVD Ripping button. In the Ripping Disc dialog box, select the Source Disc, (what drive your DVD is located on), from the drop-down menu.

Under Output Directory, click Browse to specify where you would like the copied files to go. Press the Convert button to begin copying. - 21 - Uploading Your Videos to YouTube® You can upload your video content to YouTube to share privately with friends or publicly with the YouTube community. To Upload Your Videos to YouTube: 1. Click the Upload to YouTube button described in the table below.

And fill in the fields in the Upload dialog box, as 2. Click the Convert button. Your video will be uploaded to YouTube as soon as the progress spinner is complete. If you have opted to share your video on Facebook or Twitter, they will now open in your browser and prompt you to enter your user name and password.

Navigate to YouTube.com to see or share your video. Upload Dialog Box Upload video information Account Enter your YouTube user account name.  Add: saves your user account name.  Delete: deletes your user account name. Password Enter your YouTube account password. Upload Video Select Add File to locate the video you would like to upload.

Title Enter a title for your video. Description Enter a description of your video. Category dropdown Select the category you would like your video to be listed under on YouTube. Tags Enter tags you would like to assign to your video. These tags will help to determine when your video shows up in searches on YouTube. Private checkbox Check the Private checkbox if you want your video to be only visible to you.

Share on Facebook checkbox Check the Share to Facebook checkbox if you want to share your video on Facebook. After you have uploaded your video to YouTube, Facebook will open and you will be prompted to enter your Facebook user name and password. Share on Twitter checkbox Check the Share to Twitter checkbox if you want to share your video on Twitter. After you have uploaded your video to YouTube, Twitter will open and you will be prompted to enter your Twitter user name and password.

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