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Published on October 6, 2008 By Frogboy In Personal Computing

Converting media files from one format to another is a pain in the rear often times. Lifehacker has a good article on this.

Check out the whole thing here.

Incidentally, I highly recommend Ulead Video Studio for dealing with HD.


Comments
on Oct 06, 2008

Yes converting media files can be a pain in the back side. I've got a copy of Ulead around here somewhere, but have never used it. I'll have to give it a try.

I've been using Sony Vegas lately, seems to do the job nicely.

on Oct 07, 2008

I picked up a copy of Cyberlink PowerDirector for my HD editing. If I just want to convert AVCHD to MPEG, Ulead is what I use.

on Oct 07, 2008

I have Ulead Video Studio, Ulead DVD Factory/with Ulead Cool 3D, and Cyberlink DVD Solution, which is a suite of apps including Power Producer, Power Director, Power DVD and MediaShow. For a home user, you can pretty much do anything video/DVD related with those in your arsenal.