File Converter 2.0.2
File conversion has never been simpler until now – imagine you could do it by using the context menu in Windows Explorer.
And this is exactly what File Converter does: it allows you to convert and compress one or multiple files by doing a right click on your file in Windows Explorer and selecting the converting option.
3GP, APE, AIFF, BIK, CDA, FLV, FLAC, MKV, M4A, MP3, MP4, WAV, OGA, OGG, WMA, WMV, and WEBM.
3GP, BIK, FLV, AVI, MKV, M4V, MOV, MPEG, WEBM, and WMV.
FLAC, AAC, OGG, MP3, and WAV, respectively WEBM, MKV, MP4, AVI, GIF, and OGV.
It is also possible to convert image and document formats from a very long list of input formats, and to obtain PNG, JPG, ICO, and WEBP, respectively PDF. In order to be able to convert Office documents, you need to have Microsoft Office installed to your computer.
For faster and easier conversion, you can use conversion presets so you don’t need to make the same settings over and over again.
You can create, edit, and delete presets as you wish. Check this guide: How to create a new custom preset?
Multiple conversions can be performed simultaneously and you can choose an action to perform when conversion is completed.
File Converter runs on Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10 and 11 both 32 and 64 bit versions.
The program is open source and free and fully integrated into Windows Explorer’s context menu.
+ Fixed CRF (cq) control bar, it now lets the user select the desired -cq for nvenc encoding.
+ Fixed rotation for mp4 / mkv.
+ Added .TS files support. Have in mind that:
- You will need to create a profile for ts files and enable it. (done from app itself like any other profiles)
- Bear in mind that some TS files are already heavily compressed and in those cases, converting it using H.265 codec will make the file heavier.
+ This updates the app with the latest FFmpeg binaries and adds H265 codec by default, replacing H264.
Have in mind Its 64x only. There are 2 versions, CPU (libx265) and GPU (hevc_nvenc). If you have an nvidia card supporting nvenc you may want to use the GPU version for increased speed.
Compatible input formats for audio are the following:
3GP, APE, AIFF, BIK, CDA, FLV, FLAC, MKV, M4A, MP3, MP4, WAV, OGA, OGG, WMA, WMV, and WEBM.
For video, File Converter supports:
3GP, BIK, FLV, AVI, MKV, M4V, MOV, MPEG, WEBM, and WMV.
Output file formats for audio and video are:
FLAC, AAC, OGG, MP3, and WAV, respectively WEBM, MKV, MP4, AVI, GIF, and OGV.
It is also possible to convert image and document formats from a very long list of input formats, and to obtain PNG, JPG, ICO, and WEBP, respectively PDF. In order to be able to convert Office documents, you need to have Microsoft Office installed to your computer.
For faster and easier conversion, you can use conversion presets so you don’t need to make the same settings over and over again.
You can create, edit, and delete presets as you wish. Check this guide: How to create a new custom preset?
Multiple conversions can be performed simultaneously and you can choose an action to perform when conversion is completed.
File Converter runs on Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10 and 11 both 32 and 64 bit versions.
The program is open source and free and fully integrated into Windows Explorer’s context menu.
Latest changes to File Converter:
+ Fixed CRF (cq) control bar, it now lets the user select the desired -cq for nvenc encoding.
+ Fixed rotation for mp4 / mkv.
+ Added .TS files support. Have in mind that:
- You will need to create a profile for ts files and enable it. (done from app itself like any other profiles)
- Bear in mind that some TS files are already heavily compressed and in those cases, converting it using H.265 codec will make the file heavier.
+ This updates the app with the latest FFmpeg binaries and adds H265 codec by default, replacing H264.
Have in mind Its 64x only. There are 2 versions, CPU (libx265) and GPU (hevc_nvenc). If you have an nvidia card supporting nvenc you may want to use the GPU version for increased speed.
