iMoviesoft DVD to AVI Converter for Mac

iMoviesoft DVD to AVI Converter for Mac Executive summary

A super DVD to AVI Converter for Mac to convert DVD to AVI format

With super fast converting speed and excellent conversion quality, iMovie DVD to AVI Converter for Mac is a powerful DVD conversion software which helps you convert DVD to AVI format on Mac OS X. Apart from the main converting functions, iMovie DVD to AVI Converter for Mac also provides powerful edit functions like Croping, Triming and Effect adjustment, etc. To some degree, it is a professional video editor.

Key Features:

1.Support converting DVD to AVI on Mac OS X directly

iMovie DVD to AVI Converter for Mac can convert DVD to AVI at fast speed and best excellent video quality.

2.Edit video as you like

Video editing functions like video cropping, trimming and adjusting video effects including Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, etc. can be applicable. You can remove black edges by clicking "Crop" button, choose the clips you like by clicking "Trim" button and adjust video effect by clicking "Effect" button.

3.Video Joiner

You can merge several DVD movies into one output file.

4.Two video viewers for contrasting video effects

This converter is designed with two video viewers. One is for the original video and the other one is for edited video, so you can immediately preview the effect of edited video.

5.Batch conversion

You can convert multiple DVDs with a task list at one time.

6.Safe and virus-free

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Price: $24.95 Category: Rippers & Encoders Screenshot: View! Added: Sep 25th 2009 Software Version: Operating Systems: Mac,OS X - Macintosh System Requirements: View! Publisher: iMoviesoft Homepage: http://www.imoviesoft.com

AVI

AVI stands for Audio Video Interleave and is currently one of the most common file formats for storing audio and video data on Windows PCs. This file format is described in the Microsoft Windows Resource Interchange File Format (RIFF) specification, which makes it easy for sharing the file with law enforcement authorities and others that may need to see the video. AVI files (which typically use the .avi extension) require a specific player that may or may not be included with your Web browser. An AVI file can use different codecs and formats so there is no set format for an AVI file