SuperEZ Video Converter

When you send a video file to a mobile phone or tablet, you may realize that your device can't play it or that it doesn't fit properly on the screen. This is why conversion utilities are worth having around. If you wish to make your videos compatible with a certain device or media player, SuperEZ Video Converter can help you. The application makes this task straightforward and easy, so you don't have to spend any time learning its controls or figuring out what output format to choose. It supports a wide range of video and audio formats and it is capable of converting multiple files in a single run.

SuperEZ Video Converter is free to try without any functionality restrictions, but you can run the trial version for a limited number of times. It is compatible with all modern Windows platforms and it provides support for both 32 and 64-bit versions. Also, the application can be installed in under a minute, but you should not rush blindly through the process, if you don't want to find any supplementary tools on your web browser.

Converting media files is a two-step process, which can be prepared and executed even by novice users, due to the application's simplicity. All you have to do is import your files and make a few simple output settings, after which you may start the conversion process. The output settings involve selecting a destination folder, choosing an output format and a quality. While the application is converting your files, you can set it to play a sound or to shut down the computer, when the process is complete.

The supported output formats are neatly categorized in video and audio formats. The application supports formats for various devices, like smartphones, tablets or gaming platforms. The best part is that SuperEZ Video Converter doesn't display file extensions or encoders, to confuse inexperienced users. All output formats and conversion profiles are displayed as large icons, with clear names. If you wish to make your videos playable on a certain mobile device, you can just select the device itself, rather than guessing which format is more suitable for that device.