Tipard Video Converter is a Windows application for converting video and audio files, with editing controls that change what goes into the exported file. The Standard edition handles batches of media, extracts sound from videos, and combines format conversion with trimming, picture adjustments, and audio or subtitle track changes.
Tipard Video Converter output formats and profiles
Files can be added individually or dragged into Tipard Video Converter, then assigned an output format. Supported choices include MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, and WebM for video, alongside audio formats such as MP3, AAC, FLAC, and WAV. Exporting a video’s sound as an audio file produces a separate recording without its picture. The converter also accepts audio files for conversion between audio formats.
Output profiles provide settings for particular playback devices as well as file formats. Customize Profile exposes the video encoder, resolution, frame rate, and bitrate, with separate audio encoder, sample rate, channel, and bitrate controls. HD and 4K video are supported, and the program offers hardware acceleration for compatible NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD graphics hardware.
Sound replacement
The audio editor can add or remove tracks, adjust volume, and shift audio timing with a delay control. Replacing a track changes the soundtrack carried by the export, while the timing adjustment addresses sound that falls ahead of or behind the picture.
Subtitle display
Subtitle tracks have their own controls. Tipard Video Converter can insert or remove a track and export the current subtitles. Font, color, outline, position, and opacity settings determine how the subtitles appear. A separate subtitle delay control aligns captions with the scene or speech without moving the audio track.
Picture adjustments and enhancement
Rotate & Crop handles both orientation and the visible area of the picture. Left and right rotation correct a sideways recording, while horizontal and vertical flipping mirror it. Cropping uses draggable boundaries or manually entered dimensions, with aspect-ratio choices including 16:9 and 4:3.
Brightness, contrast, saturation, and hue adjustments change the image before it is encoded. Tipard Video Converter also provides filters such as Warm, Gray, and Sketch, plus a deinterlacing option for interlaced footage. Text and image watermarks can be placed over the picture, with size and transparency controls and additional font and color settings for text.
Separate enhancement options address resolution, brightness and contrast, video noise, and camera shake. They can be selected according to the correction needed, with a preview available before the settings are applied. The built-in player checks the source and adjusted picture before conversion, and its snapshot control captures a still image from the preview.
Clip selection
The Cut tool selects the portion of a recording to keep by moving its start and end boundaries. A separate Merge into one file option joins the loaded videos into a single output instead of leaving them as separate converted files.
3D output
The converter can produce 3D video with an adjustable depth setting. Its output choices include colored anaglyph modes and split-screen layouts, such as side by side or top and bottom. The selected layout needs to match the intended 3D display or viewing equipment.
Standard edition
DVD ripping, music-video editing, video collage, and the additional toolbox belong to Video Converter Ultimate. Tipard Video Converter is commercial software with a trial, a monthly subscription, and a lifetime license; the Windows licenses cover one PC.
