Fast Video Converter for Windows

Fast Video Converter Ultimate is perhaps the easiest beginner-friendly video conversion for Windows that can be downloaded on the Internet. The interface is very simple and understandable, and even the most inexperienced users with little or no experience can easily operate it. After just a short download, you are automatically taken to its Convertor tab by default; here, you can double click on the files you want converted and then start the converting process. You may choose to automate the conversion process if you have a Windows operating system, but the standard Windows installation should work fine. Once converted, the resulting DVD or VCD will be exactly the same as the one you originally obtained, save your time and money!

Compared to other similar products, Fast Video Converter Ultimate has more features than most beginners would like to take on board first. Features include the conversion of all popular DVD and VCD formats, which include High Definition (HD), Standard Definition (SD), Auto Focus, and widescreen options. The next step up from this is DVD X Rip, which can rip DVD to video using only one file. This is great if you want to share your own video content, or make a DVD backup disc. The next step up from there is Movie X Resize, which can shrink the size of video files before copying them onto a new DVD or VCD disc, again without requiring any extra equipment. The other useful tool is the option to copy video from digital camera, TV, or PC to a DVD disc, which could come in handy if you're on the go and would like to keep a few favorite shows or films on hand.

To sum it up, if you need to do a lot of video conversions, a Freeware Video Converter is the way to go. The best part is that with an average price of under ten dollars, this product is completely free. You have the option of getting the Windows or Mac compatible program by downloading a premium or free trial version. By installing the product, you will be able to instantly convert five minutes of analog video into digital without any loss of quality. That is what I call being cheap!