iMedia Converter

Pavtube iMedia Converter is the new integrated product to help Mac users convert Blu-ray/DVD or HD movies to Apple ProRes, Avid DNxHD, HDV, DVCPRO HD, DV-PAL, DV-NTSC, Apple Intermediate Code(AIC), QuickTime, MOV, MP4, MKV, FLV, WMV, AVI, VOB, MPG, MPEG, 3GP, etc with fast speed in perfect video and audio sync. To extra TrueHD, DTS, DTS-HD audio from Blu-ray file to AAC, AC3 keeping 5.1 channels, or MP3, OGG, FLAC, etc is also supported.

* With this professional Mac Blu-ray/HD movie converter, you could easily convert and play Blu-ray/DVD or HD movies on iPad, iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4, Nexus S, Samsung Galaxy S II, Galaxy Tab, HTC EVO 4G, BlackBerry Playbook, Motorola Xoom, Apple TV, WDTV Live, Xbox 360, PS3, Wii and other portable devices. You can also compress Blu-ray/DVD disc and convert recorded videos for editing in Final Cut Pro X, iMovie, Avid, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, etc with proper formats without rendering. Uploading your favorite Blu-ray/DVD or HD movie clips to YouTube, Facebook, MSN, Google, Yahoo, or other websites for sharing is also supported by this powerful Blu-ray & video software.

* Pavtube iMedia Converter also supports simple edit for exported videos by using its wonderful editing features, like cropping, trimming, adding watermark/logo/effect, replacing audio file, merging, deinterlacing, flipping, adjusting volume and so on. To choose any Blu-ray/DVD or HD movie’s chapter, audio track or subtitle language (including forced subtitle) for conversion is available as well. You can also take a snapshot of your Blu-ray and DVD movie in the preview window to JPG, BMP, TIFF or BMP. It is a nice timesaver, which allows you to batch several Blu-ray .m2ts files or DVD files. The "Shut down computer after conversion" option allows you to convert Blu-ray/DVD or any other video easier without standing by.

Q1: What are the differences between the trial version and the full version of Pavtube iMedia Converter?
Q2: After inserting Blu-ray disc into my computer's hard drive, there is no response of your software. What's the matter?
Q3: I have purchased the Blu-ray converting software, but there is no place to enter the key code.
Q4: How to use the Disc backup function of the program?
Q5: How to choose chapters and titles of my Blu-ray and DVD files with your software?
Q6: I would like to watch Blu-ray movies in full screen on my Blu-ray player. What should I do?
Q7: How to customize output settings for my video files?
Q8: How to keep the converted Blu-ray movies with its original aspect ratio (16x9 or 4x3)?
Q9: How to cut off black bars or edges from my Blu-ray movies?
Q10: Why is the output file so big and why does it take so much time for the conversion?
Q11: Could I combine various video files into a large one without interruptions?
Q12: Is it possible to split a large file into the specified video length?

Q1: What are the differences between the trial version and the full version of Pavtube iMedia Converter?
A: Actually the trial version and the full version have the same functions. And the only difference is that the company logowill appear in the middle of the converted or edited Blu-ray and DVD files if you are using the trial version of Pavtube iMedia Converter. To get rid of the logo watermark, please purchase Pavtube iMedia Converter's full version.

Q2: After inserting Blu-ray disc into my computer's hard drive, there is no response of your software. What's the matter?
A: In fact, the computer's own drive can not read Blu-ray discs. If you want to load Blu-ray files from your Blu-ray disc on your computer, an external Blu-ray drive is needed. After connecting this kind of Blu-ray drive with your computer, you can insert your Blu-ray disc into the Blu-ray drive and load Blu-ray files to the Pavtube iMedia Converter program for conversion.

Q3: I have purchased the Blu-ray converting software, but there is no place to enter the key code.
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 Foxreal acquired by Pavtube), please sign in this page:
http://crm.foxreal.com/app/user/controller/index.php

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

Q4: How to use the Disc backup function of the program?
A: There is a Disc backup button on the toolbar of main interface. Click the button to start writing a DVD movie to blank disc.

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Q5: How to choose chapters and titles of my Blu-ray and DVD files with your software?
A: After loading your Blu-ray and DVD files into this program, you will view the files in the Title Mode by default. Right-click on the file area, you could select "Check All", "Uncheck All", "Check Subchapters" and "Uncheck Subchapters". Or, you can directly check the titles or chapters in the Blu-ray or DVD file list.

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Q6: I would like to watch Blu-ray movies in full screen on my Blu-ray player. What should I do?
A: Click the Settings button to set the file's resolution to meet your Blu-ray player's display screen.

Q7: How to customize output settings for my video files?
A: Once the output format is selected, you could adjust the file's bitrate, frame rate, codec, sample rate and channels under the Profile Settings window after clicking the Settings button.

Q8: How to keep the converted Blu-ray movies with its original aspect ratio (16x9 or 4x3)?
A:Just click the Settings button and set the video file size to 16x9 or 4x3 aspect ratio before converting the Blu-ray movie files.
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Q9: How to cut off black bars or edges from my Blu-ray movies?
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.

Q10: 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.

Q11: Could I combine various video files into a large one without interruptions?
A: Yes. Just check "Merge into one file" before you start the video, Blu-ray or DVD conversion.

Q12: Is it possible to split a large file into the specified video length?
A:Yes. Specify the file you want to trim and then click on the edit icon to open the editor window. Then trim the video file to get the video length you prefer.
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• 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.