HD Video Converter for Mac

* Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac is by far the most comprehensive HD video conversion utility on Mac OS X, which is capable of compressing and shrinking any 1080i/1080p/720p video from HD camcorders or DVs (Canon, JVC, Sony, Panasonic), DVR files (*.tivo) or non-proteced/decrypted Blu-ray or HD DVD movies to popular Mac video formats with high image and top sound quality ( like MOV, MPG, TS, MPEG, AVI, WMV, MP4, DivX, XviD, FLV, 3GP, 3G2, ASF, M4V, MKV, etc), and audio formats (MP3, AC3, AAC, M4A, WMA, OGG, etc).

* The Mac HD Video Converter provides the full support of HD video to help you convert HD videos, including AVCHD (*.mts, *.m2ts), MOD, TOD, TiVo, MXF, EVO, H.264/AVC, MPEG-2/MPEG-4 (*.ts), DivX, HD WMV, QuickTime MOV, MKV, TS or other HD videos so as to put and play HD movies on your portable devices and media players, such as iPad 2, iPad, iPod Touch 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, Droid X, Motorola Xoom, Nook Color, Galaxy Tab, Galaxy S, Nexus S, HTC EVO 4G, HTC Desire HD, PSP, BlackBerry PlayBook, PS3, Apple TV, Xbox 360, Zune, etc.

* The Mac HD Converter is also the best transcoding program for Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Express, iMovie, Avid, After Effects and other editing software with high fast conversion speed thanks to its Apple ProRes, DVCPRO, HDV, DNxHD, Apple Intermediate Codec decoding and encoding support.

* Additionally, Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac supports editing HD videos in a simple way for Mac users. For instance, the good HD video editor allows you to exactly trim your HD video file to retain the specific file size or time length and easily cut off black margins or other unwanted parts of your HD videos. It also helps you to join multiple HD video clips or segments into a large one, deinterface HD video for better visual effect, add text/image/video watermark to protect your video’s copyright and so on.

* To sum up, Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac is the ideal and easiest HD editor, decoder and encoder with simple and intuitive interface for both novices and veterans.

Q1: What are the differences between the trial version and the full version of Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac?
Q2: I purchased your software, but there is no place to enter the key code. What's the matter?
Q3: I have some HD video clips shot by my HD camcorder, but there are many stripes and noises on the image.
Q4: Is it possible to combine multiple HD video clips into only one for smooth playback without interruptions?
Q5: How do I convert a clip from my large HD file?
Q6: What should I do to get rid of the black bars/edges and other unwanted parts from my HD recordings?
Q7: I don't want to the cropped video to be stretched and made taller. How to keep its original resolution (16x9, 4:3)?
Q8: Could I transfer the software I bought to my new Mac machine?
Q9: Can I install the program on both my computers?
Q10: I don't know how to use your software after purchasing it.
Q11: Why is the output file so big and why does it take so much time for the conversion?
Q12: How to cut off black bars or edges from my videos?

Q1: What are the differences between the trial version and the full version of Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac?
A: Both the versions have the same funcitons. But the company logo "Pavtube" will appear in the middle of the converted/edited HD files for those users using its trial version. To avoid the problem, please purchase the full version here:
http://www.foxreal.com/hd-video-converter-mac/purchase.html

Q2: I purchased your software, but there is no place to enter the key code. What's the matter?
A: Please first uninstall the trial version of the software from your Mac and click the download link after signing in the page:

http://pavtubecrm.pavtube.com/app/user/controller/index.php
If your software brand is Foxreal (Purchased before Pavtube’s acquisition), please sign in this page:
http://crm.foxreal.com/app/user/controller/index.php

Or, you can directly contact us to get the full version download link via the email address: macsupport@pavtube.com.

Q3: I have some HD video clips shot by my HD camcorder, but there are many stripes and noises on the image.
A: The Mac HD Video Converter offers "Deinterlacing" function to deinterlace HD video by default. You can click on "Effect" and choose "Simple Gauss Blur" in the Video Editor panel to easily remove or reduce image noises from your HD video.
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Q4: Is it possible to combine multiple HD video clips into only one for smooth playback without interruptions?
A: Yes, it is. Just specify the HD files you want to join and check "Merge into one file" to merge them into one before the Mac HD conversion.

Q5: How do I convert a clip from my large HD file?
A: You can use "Trim" function to set the start time and end time of your HD video clip you want to convert. Moreover, the software provides three methods to trim HD video .

Q6: What should I do to get rid of the black bars/edges and other unwanted parts from my HD recordings?
A: You can use "Crop" function of the Mac HD conversion tool to cut off any part of your HD recording and it provides three easy ways to help you crop HD video.
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Q7: I don't want to the cropped video to be stretched and made taller. How to keep its original resolution (16x9, 4:3)?
A: In "Crop" panel, there are two options: Operation Keep Original Aspect Ratio and Output Keep Original Aspect Ratio. You can quickly check the boxes to meet your need.

Q8: Could I transfer the software I bought to my new Mac machine?
A: Yes. You just need to remove the software from your old machine and reinstall it on your new Mac for use, since one copy of the software can't work on two or more computers at the same time.

Q9: Can I install the program on both my computers?
A: Sorry. One single license of the Mac HD video converter can only work on one single personal computer. So, you couldn't use one copy of the software on your two computers.

Q11: Why is the output file so big and why does it take so much time for the conversion?
A: Actually it has something to do with several factors: source file types, the output profile settings and the computer environment, etc. Generally the higher bitrate and frame rate, the higher quality but the larger file size and the longer it will take. Also the faster the processor, the faster the conversion speed.

Q12: How to cut off black bars or edges from my videos?
A: Click the Edit icon to open the Editor panel. Just choose the Crop tab and drag the green frame on the video screen of the original window to cut off those unwanted parts to make it.
Check Keep Original Aspect Ratio for the edited video if you need.

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• Camera to FCPX

• 1G Hz or above Intel processor..
• Mac OS X 10.5 above (including Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.7 Lion) on iMac, MacBook, Mac Pro, etc.
• 512 MB physical RAM (memory) or more.
• 1024*768 or higher resolution display.

Notice：For Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger users, please download its previous version in the Version History page.